Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-04-20

A letter from Chicago on the 18th page.
4 new railroad bridge is being built
across the outlet of the pond.
Preaching is expected at the White
Church next Sunday. None at Brick.
If the sneak thief who thinks Or
Dwyer don't know sap from syrup, will
be man and own up his meanness, he
will be invited to the next sugaringoff.
The Congregational Sabbath School.
by unanimous vote, made their Super
intendent, d. B. Russell, life member
Of the American Sunday School Union
Society, from their penny contributions.
DR.. R. B. Skinner has just sold fine
Jersey heifer for $4,000, four quarts
Of whose milk has made pound of but
ter. He has another of the same breed,
which it would take price to buy.
If there is any person who has paid
US for the Household, and has not re-
ceived it, if he will notify US, we will
either get him the paper or return his
money. If any mistakes have oc-
CURED, we want to rectify them.
The last day of March was the dav
set by the Adventists for the world to
come to an end. We didn't know any,
thing about it till the time had passed.
Suppose it had come to an end, and we
had not given our subscribers warning :
We should never have expected them to
renew their subscriptions. But the
Monitor is always on hand with the real
news and it only costs $500 a year.
A large number of the friends and rel.
atlves of |. K. Drew and family, met al
his residence last Thursday evening, tt
witness the marriage ceremony of Rev
Mr.. Sterling, and Eva E. Drew, and alsC
to rejoice with the happy pair in the
union that appears to be so fit and full
OF promise. If the prayers and goot
wishes of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Sterling are answered and realized. thei
future will be as ight and prosperou
as the present is happy. The only shad
oW OF regret, was the fact that we are t
lose from our society, one who is endear
ed to all, and who has always been a
active and efficient worker in ever
christian enterprise but what we lose
others gain, as she will go where he
sphere of usefulness will be enlarged
and where she can greatly assist anothe
IN his christian work Mr.. Sterling ha,
ing finished three years passionate 4;
Newport awaits the decision of the Coz
ference. and goes where he is directe,
We hope that he may be located in tn
vicinity.
Step into H. o. Whitcher's tin sh,
and see the new patent milk pan, adve
tised In another column, and manufa
tured in his shop. In durabilit
water circulation, and ease of manag
ment, it is claimed that it is super
or to any other pan. The pans are ma
OF the best quality English tin plat
and IN form arc an oblong square, SETH
into shallow cooler, upon a rest
ledge three-fourths of an inch above t
bottom of the cooler. The cooler is ma
OF galvanized iron, securely fastened
TO tastily painted wood frame. I
pan can be easily removed from the co,
-er without any adjusting of screws
packing. GO and see them.
BARTON LANDING.
Philander Guild is building barn
the premises recently bought of L.
Grandy.
A D. Bigelow is about to rent
place, and go to Yineland for a We
Tor his daughters health.
While running boiling saw at 6
Iups steam mill, on Wednesday, S;
church, had the fore finger of the
hand cut nearly off,
Cyrus Gage is going west, and n
by the name of Hildreth will succt
him in the care and business of the
pot We lose good citizen by t
change.