Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-04-05

Below we append what an Ontario paper
thinks of one Of Charley entertainments:
The entertainment given by this troupe in Bronson
Hall last Wednesday evening. decidedly the most |
worthy Of patronage Of any that has made appearance
In the hall during the year OF 1874 The band Orches
ira Bell Ringing, Solo Singing and Quartette Perform
aces were not only unexceptioua but much OF It
superior The quartette, with the bell accOmpani- |
ment was something new. and alone worth the admit
lance Zee Sweet Home with the bell accompaniment !
was the sweetest thing ever heard. 1t chime
that went straight the heart Of each individual in
the audience. Miss Marsh balladst is agreeable In
manner and has bird-like voice. and upon this
ion was happy in her selection and execution. Mr..
Prindle contains in himself troupe Of Guinnea.
Dutch. Irish Yankee melody that is actually danger
Gus 10 the habitual stole. His comIcal. serious and
ludicrous presentations irresstably laughabe and
unless you can or wish to smile out loud. we would
advise you to stay away from the Beedle entertain
ment single poster with "Beedles Swiss Bell Ring
efs and "Prndles" name on Il, will necesstate the
enlargement of our hall for their performance in our
village. Come again is the unanimous verdict Of their
audience here.
BARTON LANDING.
A car load of corn just received at c.
5. SINNERS.
100 cents on the dollar of grand list,
was raised in district No. Z, to defray
district expenses for the next fiscal
school year.
Shipped from this station during the
week ending April Sd. cars lumber, l
car of bark. l car of starch, Z cases of
eggs, POLO pounds of butter, 8l34 lbs.
merchandise.
Miss S. A. Stearns has sold her stock
of Millinery goods to Mrs. M. B. Jacobs
and Mrs. n B. Mason, who have taken
rooms over L. D. WebSter's store, where
they will be pleased to wait on all who
wish for anything in their line.
James Wilson of Bloomington. has
bought of Timothy Dudley, one-halt
acre of land for a building lot, on which
house 24x3O will be erected at once.
George Bush has the contract to do the
work. L. c. Grandy furnishes all the
material.
The Express says that B. G. Jones Of
West Charleston put in the highest bid
and got the job of building C. S. Skin
ner's new store. Not quite right. Mr.
Jones put in the forrest bid, which wa
$40 lower than the next above him, anC
$3.50 lower than the highest
There is a rumor that R. c. Smitl
, and A. G. Parker have agreed to dissolv,
partnership. Parker remaining in tn
P. o. and doing custom work, and vii
cut your hair or give you a shave. (nO
in the shoe line if you will patroniz
him. R. C. Smith to open a shoe stOr
, where c. S. Skinner now does business.
BROWNLNGTON.
o. n. Moulton has bought the cas-
J half of L. Grows farm, paying fftee
= hundred and fifty dollars.
The young man Hemmings that wa
= fined last week, refused to pay his fine
and went to Jail. Look out, boys.
G E. Smith has rented his farm, a
- but the pasturing, to E. Murray. G.
81" will pay his whole attention to buildin
u his new house.
VIM. Hemmings was brought befol
o H. Austin, Justice of the Peace, Ma
3lst, on complaint of States Atty. an
fined s. and cost for an assault upo
lie Lorenzo Gray, and bound up to count
g court for disturbing a public meetir
Il March 10.
ne VEST CHARLESTON.
ar On account of the bad roads, the st
rs ges are rather irregular.
H. The property at J: C. Pages auctit
~ sold at fair prices. The store goods vi
be closed out by private sale thrOut
RS the day and auction in the evening.
lie COVENTRY.
ks Remember the great auction sale
1t d. P Walworth's store. next Thursda
at at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Among other sto
'w will be sold six splendid horses. S
so posters.
"s The mail is now carried between Co
OF entry and East Coventry. by our G,
I'n man friend. .Amasa." whose long lie
usually bring him here on time. L
nd his five hundred pounds express on
got hand sled made him a little late SAT-
in day night But Amasa says: "Met
ks you don't peter try it." Veil, Sherma
er- ish strong.
me GLOTER
EN- Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Randall celeb
'rt- ted the 18th anniversary of their W,
on ding day. the 22d of March. A gOOc
ad. number of their friends we're prese
eir Valuable presents were distributed. a
ave most excellent time enjoyed.
Mrs. George Buchanan was thro
from a sleigh upon some ice last W,
De- in the south part of the town where
cen had been to attend funeral, and ha
avs hip broken. As she is an old lady,
one doubtful if she ever RECEIVERS the full
=. Of her limbs
re- HARD WICK.
sln- There has been twenty two deaths
mas this town during the month of March
past
We regret that the temperance
ture. intended to be delivered Sum
,ho evening by Rev. n. P. Granger, was