Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-06-10
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.
Local News.
BARTON.

BARTON.
Albert Blake, we understand, is going
lepair his grist mill this summer-put
j ew machinery and make frst-class
uring mill. Good. You can. have
grist to grind, Albert.
n he CHERRY Bird" has been making
work with the apple blossoms in
Ne parts of our village the past week.
ONE instances nearly every blossom
been picked from the tree. 4
A new timetable on the Passumpsic
Is effect to-day. The mail time is
changed. The express train going
nth is due at 4:24 A M. instead of
M. 1892, and goes South at 9:l ?. M.
Charles G. Skinner while breaking-up
iece of ground the other day, ploughed
en an old Indian grave, in which he
ind the barrel of monster musket
assuring a little over four feet and a
If in length.
Captain Little has decidedly improved
outside appearance of his hotel by
simple addition of new coat of
bit. Myron Joslyn, Thad Drew and
he others have done the same to their
Uses. That's right, gentlemen put
the paint and "shine 'em up"
Advertisements brought in Monday
On are too late to secure insertion the
he date. Give us your advertise
Bnts, if they are long, Friday or Sat-
Jay; if very short Monday morning
II do, although we would prefer them
oner.
Whitcher is driving the tin business
v-a-days. "Melve'' and another fell
is piling up the tin pals pans and
Etles in way that is caution to
Bryant" who has got something to do
peddle them as fast as the boys make
em.
Dir. G. H. Hood of Turner's Falls,
ass., has sent us in letter, stock of
nter rye which he picked from field
several acres near that place, June
which, when Strengthened out meas
Is four feet and eight inches in length.
bod start for this year.
The H. S. Wright property-mill
vilege and dwelling house-on Water
feet, lately advertised for sale in the
oNIToR, has been sold to John Mark
nd, of Lowell, Mass, and will be con-
rted into some manufacturing purpose
lring the present summer.
General Circuit having occasion to 60
Washington on business last week,
lied on the Philadelphia Convention
his way home. 1t has been reported
at everything passed off tremendously
d that there was some enthusiasm.
be Gen. confirms the report.
Persons who intend to erect monu-
ents to the memory of departed friends
ould call on M. J. Smith of this vii
&c and look at his designs of Scotch
ranite monuments. They are rarity
these parts, and as handsome as they
rare. Smith is a genuine Scotchman
mself, and his Scotch Granite is as
nuine as he is.
Not many weeks ago we announced
pit we would not publish communica.
ns without we knew from whence they
me. We have no disposition to b.
b very NICE" but then, somebody
tier has gone "where the woodbin,
meth" because the writer neglected
give us his, or her, name. We mus
ep our word.
Chas. J. Uford, our enterprising car
Age manufacturer, has torn out one O
old water wheels and put in a new
addleford wheel-one that will max
E belts and pulleys hum to the tun
well jump into the wagon" Chas
sold good many wagons this sprin
d has got good many more for sale
says he can sell them ten dollar
heaper than can be bought elsewher,
4 warrant them good.
hose of our readers who contemplat
"trip to the Hub of the Universe |
pr the 10000 Peace Jubilee singer.
IL be interested in the advertisement
another column of the Connecticr
1 Passumpsic River Rail Roads f,
Slou GICkelS Will NC SOlu dG all u
Ations, from June Is to the %, GOO
return until the 81. Read the advc
ement and see what is going to
ne at the Jubilee, who is going to
ere, and how little it will cost to
Dllrself
Postma ster Rawson doesn't mean
PIP improving his premises as long
n find anything that needs improvin
e has got his house, inside, all just
wants it, and has commenced on Il
POUNDS outside, with horse and scrapt
II. R. takes pride in having things lo'
dy and neat and at the same time
ply and comfortable, and in first ra
rider to sell if he ever wants to.
ave others in our village of the san
lamp; and we have just few, ais