Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-27
Local NcwS.
GENERAL

Remember the annual school meeting
to be held. tomorrow. Tuesday evening. .
and be present yourself.
The adjourned meeting Of the Super
intendents Of schools, viii be held at
Irasburgh. Tuesday. March 4, at 10
o'clock, a. N.
The three heavy snow storms that
have fallen, within the last ten days,
make the heaviest burden Of snow seen
during the winter A gentleman who
has measured the snow fall Of March.
says Il inches has already fallen, to-
cether with several inches Of rain.
ALBANT.
j. Cowles has fixed up the front Of
bis dwelling house for store. and NOV
ed bis goods from the Sanders building
into it.
Rev. Wm. Beavins. pastor Of the Bap-
fist church, closed his labors here,
March Q, on account Of long and severe
physical illness. which threatens his life
He will seek a warmer climate. During
his STAY with Us be has shown, though
weak in body that he Is strong in the
Lord, and himself and family will leave
many friends when they depart from Us.
They will have our best wishes and
prayers.
There has been considerable trading
in real estate Of late. Wallace Sartwell
has bought Of J. c. Dow a small farm
in the edge Of Lowell, and moved on to
it-Robert Emery has bought Of Enoeh
Rowell the Bailey place, on the road
from the village to the center, and tax
en- possession.-J. Albert Dow has pur-
chased DR.. D. NJ. Parker's residence at
the vest village. and intends to improve,
enlarge and repair it. so that it can be
used for hotel.
BARTON.
Marcellus Burnham, having sold hi:
land and residence IN this place, goe;
10 Massachusetts, this week.
Now is the time to get those bucket:
washed, and other preparations for So.
CARING. Sap must run soon.
Our North Troy and Glover items wen
Of towards White River Junction OF
Monday and did not get back until eve
ming
John Bean offers two large farms. lot
Of stock and other things for sale a
auction. Read the advertisement an,
see bills.
The Graded school in the Village
starts Of very favOrably. this spring
Mrs. story, principal, Is giving excellen
satisfaction.
Read what F. P. Cheney says anon!
the advertisements about apple trees
also Mr.. Simouds' announcement in re
lation to the Hemingway history q
Vermont
Daniel Z. Hunt, IT.. has a ben tha
produces eggs from the size Of a Robin
egg to that Of chip birds He bring
one into this office only fve-eights Of a
inch in length and One-half inch in d
anster.
shall We Dance" was the title
AZ article lately published in thu Bra,
ford Opinion. Yes, dance if you desi
20 DO so. but dance in daylight. al
dance alone; then nobody will comme
% your awkward motions and yor
great feet.
Our aPPle-Pie poetry. published son
weeks since has provoked others to t
their hands at making pie poetry. 1t
doubtless as true that all poets cam
make good apple pies. as that all 60
apple pie makers cannot make poetr
1t vii be best to let this subject re
awhile now.
One week ago we mentioned, in
OBITUARY notice Of Amos G. BobiDso
nat Mrs. Robinson was in q state
very feeble health. Her sickness Il
minated fatally. on Wednesday Ia
her funeral was held on Saturday. j.
one week after that Of Mr. Robins,
AiF'. Robinson was an estimable Lao
AID Der loss is loss to the communi
a. well as a sad affection to the fami
the children who have 50 suddenly be
oefett Of father and mother have I
assp 'ympathy Of the entire communi
The hint thrown out in the MoSIT.
.a'' Monday. that the friends Of Jo
L. Noodman ought to make himself q
vile a golden wedding was prOmp
acted upon. and with very short not
gate a large number gathered at
"oedman's house to make an iDsprongj
~e4a'ng visit Besides numerous su
lfe'ents. twenty dollar gold piece !
''una among the gifts. The Squire !