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

mind our correspondents to write names
as plainly as possible. We often get arti-
cles containing names which the owners
would not recognize, and not being familiar
with them do not get them right If our
correspondents will help us little by
more care we will also try and do the best
we can to obliterate such mistakes.
The auction sale of the lecture course
tickets will be held at Sewers hall tomor-
row (Tuesday) evening at 1880 O'Clock.
| The sale of seats will be carried on usual,
not more than six seats being sold at one
bid. This course is equal to, and is thought
by many to better than any we have had
heretofore, which speaks very highly for
the entertainments. The cost of the course
alone is very high, and with the other ex-
penses to be met make very large amount
of money to be raised, and the success, fl
financially, depends much upon the amount
raised at the auction sale. We are all
pleased to have such course of entertain
ments, and to be able to listen to the best
musical companies and lecturers in the
country, but unless the people come out
| in large mum bers and bid freely tomorrow
| evening the association will be likely to
! find itself out of pocket on this course at
the end of the year. Let all who can come
out and be prepared to take active part in
the bidding. The tickets which are
not sold at this time will be on sale at Fl.
G. Pierce's store after O'Clock next Satur-
day morning.
Barton Landing.
A boy baby at F. D. Clements.
Fred Blake lost a valuable horse last |
Monday.
J. G. Turnbun has his new barn well
under way.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott, bible agent, preached at
the M. E. church yesterday.
Alvin Trip was married last week to
Miss Nettie Flanders of Barton.
Mrs. Mary Badger has gone to Middle
sex to visit week Or more.
Rev. NJ. w. Farman preached an inter-
esting sermon at the Cong. church yester-
day.
Rev. J. Z. Fuller remained in Montpe-
Iier over Sunday.-Rev. Dixon has been in
Marshfield for few days.
Remember the donation and lecture by
Rev. J. A. Dixon at the NJ. E. church to-
morrow, Tuesday evening.
Henry Dubois, who took farm at
Greensboro Bend and moved there this
fall, has returned to this place.
There will be a gramophone entertain 8
ment in the Cong. church Tuesday, Nov.
20, under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
society.
And still the population is incr easing
This time it is an 11-pound boy at Irving
Connor's. Surely there is going to be
another war. +
The three lower departments of the grad /
I'd school viii close next Wednesday. The /
other departments will continue for two /
weeks longer.
Emily Harvey, who was formerly mis- {
ionary to India, delivered a very inter ]
,sting missionary address at the II. e. \
hurch Sunday evening. t
H. S. Webster has fitted up a room op- c
ming out of his main store and put in s
arge line OF toys, games, etc. for children.
lie has one OF the best displays OF this b
lind ever seen here. {,
John Bushee has moved to the farm in .
which he bought of owen d
;icbford. Walter Regain will work for Il
i'm this winter and John VIII continue \
7orking in Chandeliers miII.-MOrris John
on has moved into W. C. Twombly's house la
n School street, Mr.. Nutting has moved pt
alto the upstair tenement.-Nathan Slim il
on will move into a tenement in the AUS st
in block soon.-James Cole has moved "
rom the Bassett house into the tenement fl
l Geo. Ford's house, vacated by Mr.. m
Wright.
south Barton. 10
Willie Folsom has been quite sick but is "
etter at present. =
Andrew Folsom has been home on visit. r.
is old friends and schooImates are always 60
leased to see him. 4
Mrs. James Holtham has been here visit of
ng her mother and sisters.-Grs. Hollis I'll
Hard has been visitenig her mother and Or
Their relatives.-Mrs. Joel Tisdale has been II
sitting at A. w. Varney's. b
Mrs. Geo. W. Abbott has just received by
hautauqua rocker and reclining chair =
ON the Larkin's Soap Mfg Co. It is
BOD solidly made chair and is valuale pre-
ium for anyone.-s'Go thou and do like II
ise.'' So
Our (deer) boys have returned. The =
80 49, s11:az s.. I'M
Gorge burke and Ernest Wheeler shoot
g the two finest ones. They went TO the y
heller camp for headquarters and tramp
over large territory, bagging a fine Nj
t Of small game. All the surrounding \
untry about Lowelltown knew that Do
e Wheeler company had arrived by the
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