Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-21

work.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass was called to St
Johnsbury Saturday night to occupy the
pulpit there in place of Rev. Mr.. lyric
who is i'll. 5Azsrst - "a,
Is the 'tRound Table" defunct and past
| resurrection? 1t would seem that A village
j of Bartons' ent erprise ought to have live
literary society.
o. H. Mossman, George Reed, Chas. Blood
and Earl Jenness went to Maine last We'd
nesday for hunting trip. They will re-
turn this week.
One of the windows in II. A. Folsom's
meat market was enlarged last week,
which makes the market much lighter.
Other improvements are also being made.
Mrs. Nettie M. Jewell has been having a
part of the second story of her house fin
ished off. New windows have been put
in, a new kitchen finished off and other
changes made.
The union Thanksgiving service was
held at the Cong. church last evening. The
pastor, r. L. Sheaff delivered a very in
structive and appropriate sermon to very
large audience.
Mr. o. D. Owens store windows are well
filled with the many things that go to
make up Thanksgiving dinner; other
merchants are also making good displays
in the same line.
The band boys will give promenade and
dance at Sewers hall next Wednesday
evening. The usual good time is guaran-
teed. Come out and have good time and
help the band financially.
On page two of this paper will be found
a most interesting letter from Ernest
Peterson, who is in Manila, to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Peterson. We would
recommend its perusal by our readers.
Alvin Trip of Charleston and Miss Net
tie Flanders of this village were united in
marriage at the home of the brides parents
last Wednesday evening. Their friends
here will extend congratulations and well
wishes.
We give on the first page of this paper a
sermon on tsCrimes and Criminals" deliv-
AIRED by Rev. j. K. Fuller at Barton Land
ing recently. Mr.. Fuller has made study
of this subject and the sermon should be
read by all.
c. II. Jewell recently received from his
mother in law, who is in Florida, a box con-
tanning cotton bolls, hickory nuts, pecans,
mistletoe, gray moss and other Southern
productions, which while plenty there are
quite curiosities to the people here.
Letters addressed to the following par
ties remain uncalled for at this office: Wal |
lace Allen, Archie BiIivo, Ira Benjamin. |
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Jennie Hubbard, Il. Z. Kirby, Miss Mary
Oblin SanvilIe, letter and package.
Geo. Reed attended recent tournament
near New Yorl1 and exhibited his beagle
dogs. We understand that ne received
400 in prizes and sold four Of his dogs for
200. He recently sold one Of his most
valuable dogs to Rob Pettigrew Of Lyndon
lille for $500.
The Percival Furniture company is rushed
With work and it's force of help is working
light and day. Mr.. Percival IS on the
DAD in the interests Of the company. We
understand that the Peerless Mig. compa-
~ is also unable to keep up with orders
t present.
The seats for the Salem Cadet Band en-
ertainment, which comes off Dec. 8, are to
e placed on sale at the drug store Satur-
ay, Dec. Sd. This viii give the people
wing out from the village chance to get
heir seats while here on Saturday, and be- $
ore the best ones have been sold. {
Mr.. f. w. Fogg, representing the firm
Cook, Everett & Penneu of Portland, s
[e., was in town last week with Christmas t
Gods. He displayed his goods in the va f
ant room in the bank block, making a i
good showing. He sold only to the mer-
hants Of this and surrounding towns. {
Mr.. II. G. Spaulding of Hardwick has
loved his family into the Crystal Lake
ouse and it will soon be ready for the pub
c.. It has been repaired both inside
I'd outside and is now i'll very good con-
tion. Mr.. Spaulding is said to be very T
opuIar hotel man and will run a good
ouse.
Miss Emily Harvey, who has been mis-
onary in india for several years, spoke at
le NJ. E. church yesterday in the interests
the Foreign Missionary Society. She
Id of the work being done in India and {
the needs of the society. Her remarks f
ere interesting and were listened to by g
rye audience. n
The ninth annual meeting Of the Fish
Id Game League win be held at the Pa
lion at Montpelier Tuesday, Nov. p. The G
lsiness meeting will be held at 1880 for t.
e election of officers, admission of new G
etc. The annual banquet will II
How at O'Clock with George NJ. Powers v
toast master. It promises to be great e'
emit. lc
For Thanksgiving day the Central Yer @
ont r. R. viii sell round trip tickets be- Il
cen all points on its line in Vermont q