Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-01


Barre. Miss Smith has many friends in
this place who will extend congratulations
to the couple and wish them every happi-'
ness.
Walton's Vermont Register, that we'll
nigh indispensable handbook for business
and professional men in the Green Noun
tain State, is now ready for 1900. The ia
miliar and convenient form of the book
has not been changed, although the steady
increase in the matter which makes up the
business directory of the. cities and towns
in the state requires twenty more pages
this year than last. The calender, pages
for daily memoranda, postage and internal
revenue rates, list of United States and
state officials, officers of the several state
associations and societies, which'add tothe
usefulness of the book, appears as usual.
The book contains, also, new map which
shows all the new railroads and those in
process of construction. 80
This week the MONITOR agents will
complete their trips on the road but there
are still large number who have not paid
in advance and many who have been owing
for some time. To those who are back we
office with the postmaster if it is not so
that you can call at this Office and he will
fix the matter up. While times were hard
we waited patiently on those who were
back and as the past year has been much
better one for all classes we feel that those
who have been favored by US should pay
up as far as possible at this time. Re-
member that we can not run paper with
out money, and you will also feel much
better yourself when you read your paper
if the label stands Jan. 1901.
A very quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miles at
noon today, when their daughter, Miss
Ida, and Henry r. Cutler were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony. Only few
relatives of the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. r. L. Sheaff. The bride
received numerous presents, which were
both beautiful and valuable. They left
on the afternoon train and after a few
weeks spent in travel and sight seeing
they will return and reside in Mr.. Cut
ler's beautiful home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cut
Ter are both highly esteemed here and in
and large circle of friends will congratu-
late the happy couple and wish them
long and pleasant life.
Barton Landing.
Now write it 1900.
little child of Fred Halls is very sick.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Alison
Trip.
Albert Beede of Newport was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Clara Austin returned to her school
at Winchendon, Mass, last week
Rev. c. E. Ordway of Windsor came
home last Tuesday to spend few days. !
Very interesting Christmas exercises
we're held at both churches last Monday
Mason Kimball has finished working at
he Peerless where he has been for the past
en- weeks.
Union watch meeting services were held |
It the Cong. church Sunday evening from
zig hit to twelve.
S. G.. Kim ball unIoaded 1900 pounds of |
WOOL at his storehouse here last week. all /
If it having been purchased in New !
Several of the relatives and friends of S.
". Corliss came from their former home
n Sutton to spend Christmas with them.
\ fine time was enjoyed and number of
PRESENTS were exchanged.
Quite a number of the MONITOR sub
cribers here failed to see the agent when
lie was at this village and all who desire to
range for club papers can do scat the
as Mr.. Webster is an authoriz-
d agent for the paper.
Albany.
Arthur Shepard received present of a
me violin, on Christmas day.
Harry Shepard, who has been spending
he holidays at home, has returned to
Iardwick Academy.
Oscar Johnson and family from Hard
wick spent Christmas at j. D. KelIey's-
IRIS. Ed. johnson and Miss Emily Johnson
rom Waitsfield are visiting friends in
own.
The Epworth League will give an obser-
alton social in the vestry next Friday
vening. Refreshments will be served
ZACH one please bring a pencil; everyone
invited.
Cast Albany.
Fred Twombly is to start his saving ma
hine again this winter.
J. E. Cham berlain of Barre visited at Err
est Sanborn's last week.
Frank Tinker goes to-day to visit his
rother, J.E. Tinker, in Danville. He will
o from there back to his school next week.
There was a Christmas tree at Alfred
,aniels' and about forty friends were pres
Mt. The exercises consisted of singing,
etc. Mr. Daniels children pre-