Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-22

Chas. Graves has added a new veranda
to the front of his block.-T. w. Drew
repaired and painted the veranda to his
house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hartman were in
Burlington last week where Mr.. Hartman
attended a meeting of the Northern Bank
ers' Association.
The Ladies' Society will meet at the
Cong. church parlors with Mrs. S. E.
Winslow and Mrs. F. K. Powell next
Tuesday afternoon.
e. F. Dutton and wife, F. FL. Pillsbury
and wife, Chas. Coburn and several others
from this place went to Boston Thursday
on the annual excursion.
Will Corrow, formerly cook at Hotel
go to Webb's Hotel at Lyndonville to
work in the same capacity.
The weather during some of the past
week has been very fine for hunting, and
some of our local hunters were seen bring
ing gray squirrels, cartridges and other
small game.
Geo. Baldwin, who graduated last year
now engaged in the practice of dentistry
in Boston, has been appointed an in
structer in the Harvard dental school.
The miIliners in this village made very
nice showing at their openings last week.
Their stores were decorated very prettily
and were well filled with up-to-date goods.
Remember the harvest supper at the M.
E. church next Wednesday evening.
Those who have the affair in charge prom
Use something exceptionally good. Come
out and get a good supper for a little
money.
The will age water is to be shut off to-
morrow (Tuesday) all day in order to put
end of the village. The water will be shut
off in the morning; remember it and be
prepared.
The trial of Henry E.. Youtsey of Ken
lucky for being implicated in the murder
of Gov. Goebel of that state was finished
last Saturday. The jury found Mr.. Yout-
sey guilty and he was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the post office. Oct.22. Please say advertis-
ed Mrs. Mary FL. Back Joseph Berthiaume,
Dalles Baxter, J.. G. Fullham & Sons,
Susenne Hill, Chas. Manse, Walter Prim,
Lizzie Turcotte.
W.B. Bowman started out in quest of
ripe berries for straw berry shortcake last
Thursday and succeeded in finding what
he was looking for near Frank Halls at
Inf
were too scarce for the shortcake.
A slight blaze was discovered in the
schoolhouse basement last Tuesday noon,
but was put out before any damage was
done. 1t is supposed to have been caused
by children lighting matches and in some
way dropping them among the waste
papers.
DR.. Wooding, the veterinary whose Of
flee is at D. D. Beams stable reports that
he finds business in his line very, good and
the demand for his services much greater
than he expected. We understand that he
is the only qualified veterinary in this
county.
Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Moody, who have
been stopping at A. M. Towers for some
weeks, have gone to Waterbury Centre.
After short stay there they will go to
Florida for the winter. Mr.. Moody's
health is very poor and it is hoped he will
be benefited by spending the winter there.
Malta Com mandery, No. 10, has been
invited to attend special conclave of
Sussex Preceptory, No. 9, K. t., at Sher-
brooke, Thursday, Nov. 1st. Richard
Occur de Lion Preceptory of Montreal will
be present and confer the order of the
Temple and Malta. Banquet at the
5her brooke House. A special train will be
provided for the occasion.
The 1.-TWO Jolly Companions as given
oy the German Bros Company last Mon
lay evening was a success. While the
stage was not large enough to allow the
whole play to be shown, yet the acting,
singing and dancing was much better
han is usually seen here. There was a
good attendance and every one present
seemed to enjoy the occasion.
The sale of seats for the lecture course
ook place in Sewers hall last Tuesday |
evening. After the course had been out |
ined by III. j. Stannard the seats were
'old at auction by Geo. Ell. Davis. About |
100 seats were sold and nearly fifteen dol
ars more realized than last year, al |
hough,the extreme limit of prices was not |
Is high. The total receipts were $22s.34,
he largest amount ever taken at a sale.
The M. E. Sdnday-school extends a
most cordial invitation to all its members
% meet with them on Rally Sunday, Oct.
8th. The day and evening will be devot-
ID to Suhday-school work. George L.
story, secretary of the state Sunday school
ssociation will preach in the morning,
nd Rev. Mr.. johnson in the evening. The
sunday. school hour will be devoted |