Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-11-23
COUNTY BUILDINGS.

ton is this: During the past week bill
to submit the question of removal, as
well as the point of location, to the com j.
nittee heretofore named, passed the
House, and will come up in the Senate,
tuesday morning Should this bill
PASS both houses, the committee will
come on next summer, and look the mat
ter over, and decide whether a. change of
shire is required; if not there will be no
change if, in their judgement change
!, needed, they will so decide. and also
name the place where it shall be, and
the amount that the town receiving the
buildings, must pay toward their CON-
pleton.
BARTON.
The Schools will commence in this
village, Monday, Dec. 18th.
The Temperance Society will hold It's
next meeting at the White Church, Sun
day evening, Nov. 29th.
On the 18th of Nov. Mr.. Ebin Wood
ward picked a strawberry blossom on
bis mountain farm in this town.
J. W. Hall & Co. are receiving a very
large stock of goods which they will sell
At low prices. They will tell all about
it in an advertisement next week.
The old stock of timber is nearly all
saved up at the chair factory, and il
snow sufficient for logging, does not soor
come, the mill will have to stop for want
Of timber.
The first snow of any consequence.
came last Friday. and the streets wer,
filed with sleds on Saturday. The far
mers brought in on that day-a larg,
amount Of poultry.
Persons wishing their fat hogs ant
beef cattle killed and dressed off in goot
shape, will do well to call on VIM. Brown
and George Reed, who will do their bes
10 give satisfaction.
If the welded bliss of the couple late
" married in the Mountain Distric
equals IN sweetness the wedding oak,
that they distributed in this vicinity
they will be sufficiently happy.
Work on the new buildings progress
es hnely. Capt Little has his larg
block covered and the roof and west sid,
completed. The building is being I'm
Ished in q style more neat if possible
than the new church. The machine shoI
sup and nearly ready for single. Tn
na'hlnary will be put in as soon as III
building Is ready for it.
on account Of insuficiency of motto
and the absence Of Mr.. Baldwin. super
ntendant, the examination of teacher
was not held last Saturday. The exam
nation will be next Saturday at the W
Per South School room in this village
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Al
NacherS desiring to teach in this tow
curing the coming winter, are requisite
to be present that day.
The transition from a warm and plea.
ant fall to winter. is sudden. To-da
Inc snow is falling and the winds al
drifting it about in regular winter fasf
ln' A little more snow and Thanks
giving may be celebrated with sleigl
oells and cutters" There is one III
pleasant prospect if winter begins
earnest now,-the streams and sprin!
are very low and the water IN mar
places will fail entirely as soon as a $
'ere freeze comes OIL. If the wealth,
Prophets are to be believed, there WI
be heavy rains yet Let us wait an
zee If they are right.
BARTON LANDING.
The winter term of school will con
hence on Monday next, Nov. Both.
James Wyman has moved into h
lev house, where he is as cozy as can b
). r. Hall of Bloomington, will prea'
d this place next Thursday, Nov 26t
=. Guild sent $50 tubs of butter
market last week, and has several mo
feady to send.
D. NJ. Hammond has sold his hou
@no lot to Abel Wheeler of Brownin
"n' for the sum of $1,000, and Civ
Possession soon.
le fellow that undertook to ear
ne skunk home by the tail, gave up t
Jo0' and is trying to find out what W
ueodorize his clothes.
We understand that some hay Al
1'S we're stolen from Joseph and Sill
bartlett, on Sunday night of last wee
40 Doubt the thief thought that IT
uercitul man is merciful to his beast.
n +. Brockway has just received
new stock of watches, pins, chains a
"OIlohs' from a small dulcimer to
'Hilu doll. Go and see them.
Our'e you will buy something.