Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-24
LOCAL ADVERTISING

Advertisements and notices, as promenades
shows and other entertainments will be pub
Iished under this head for t1Oo cents word
for first insertion, cent q word thereafter
We shall run no advertisement among local
items. Cash must accompany the order. No
charge 1oiU be made of less Than forty cents
WANTED.-A Millinery Apprentice, the
coming season. Mrs. E. l.. Barstow, Bar
ton, Owens Block.
E. N. Randall keeps a fine line of veget-
ables, which he will deliver anywhere in
the village. 7-1O
DIR. FL. D. Martin, the oculist, be
consulted at the American House in this
place Feb. 26 until March 4. His skill in
treating diseases of the eye and fitting
those important organs to glasses is well
known. The fact that trained specialist
in any kind of business or profession is
much more capable in his speciality than
one who gives his time to several branches
is fully confirmed by DR.. Martins success !
He has given good satisfaction hereabouts.
Look out for Frederick Butchers adver-
tising team, which is doing this county in
the line of the butcher goods.
For SALE.-Excellent, dry stove wood,
and green block wood. Inquire of n. L.
Lyman G. F. Cutler in West Glover.
Barton.
numbering job.
DR.. Martin, the oculist, can be consulted
at the American House Feb. 26 until Mar.
4. s~ae ~ ~ +4a -l@~s
Regular meeting of Geo. w. Quimby
Post, Wednesday, Feb. 26th, at 10 o'clock
a
Will those who have promised the Mon
ITOR wood on subscription deliver the
same soon?
Some thirty or forty from this place at
tended Willis lecture at Barton Landing
last week.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society meets
with Mrs. o. II. Mossman on Wednesday
afternoon next.
Edward Holtham is considerably better
of the ailment reported last week. 1t is
hoped he viii be all right again soon.
At the II. E. quarterly conference held
on Friday, a unanimous request was sent
up for the return of Rev. w. f. Douglass
for the coming year.
The Congregational Ladies' Society is
invited to meet with Mrs. Q . Jenness and
Mrs. S. G. Currier, in the yestry, next
Wednesday afternoon.
Neighbor Grout of the Express is about
to improve his paper with ? new dress, a
new head, etc. 1t is reported that he is to
issue a twice-a-week paper.
Geo. Reed has been in New York attend
ing the big dog show in that city. Mr.. |
Reed is well up in the Beagle line and |
wins his share of premiums.
The Epworth League devotional meeting /
viii begin at 7:15 tomorrow (Tuesday) |
evening, aIter which there VIII be a social |
with music, etc. All young people are cor
daily invited.
The fact .hat "Charlie" Beedle, is to be
present and play in the orchestra enter
tainment at the Opera r~-~7 ought to
draw out large numbers q us old friends. |
The ertertainment promises TO be the best |
of its kind.
Remember the lecture of w. E. Douglass
at Post hall on Wednesday evening of this
week, on s'The Battle OF Gettysburgh.'
Mr.. Douglass visited this great battlefield |
a few years since and mis- lecture promises
to be OF much interest.
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the holloway murder case, it will be felt
that the corrupt woman who was the cause
of all the trouble and is responsible Tor
more crimes than one, is a wretch who de-
serves punishment, whether the crime of
murder was proven against liz q not.
TIE lecture course sease / closed with
concert on Thursday night, which was
muca enjoyed by all lovers of music. The
course has been a very pleasant and useful
one. and the committee is entitled to muc1
cred t for TIE success Of tho course. II is
SUPP Cd thet there viii he least $50 left
In the treasury after the bills are all set
tied This ill be good lrter for next
yeas.
y Son Of cur esteemed correspondents are I
III hab1t efstating that Mrs. So-and-so /