Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-19
Local News.
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
e listers, who held q meeting at
burgh last Saturday, agreed on the
wing prices for the appraisal of such
pnal property as is therein named
three years old, $50; two years
$50; yearlings, $50. Six and one
feet oxen, S75; three years old
J, $50; COWS, S25; two-year-Olds,
yearlings, 81 sheep, So; swine,
ITS pound bees, SO per swarm !;
SO per ton; wool. 25 cents per ID.
ALBANY.
he Optimates give their first enter
nent Friday evening, March 20.
aiah Kennison has moved to Troy
Brt Emery has moved in with his SON.
w Leach.
r. Charles Rich has met with anoth-
ccident by which he received many
Bes and three fractured ribs. He
driving a two-horse team loaded
machinery and tipped his load over
himself.
BARTON.
RS. McDougall is recovering.
eep your eye out for the equinoctial
N.
is little too early to say good bye
inter.
be thaw has so raised the water as
axe business a little more lively on
er street.
Edwin & Drew get in eight hundred
sand feet of lumber this winter.
chair factory has also a heavy stock
mber.
thermometer at zero this morning,
brisk and cold, sky clear. Chip
ks and woodchucks have made an
dive for the bottom of their holes.
be carpenters have commenced the
rs on o. d. Ovens store, and there
be first-class store and a good
ing building on that site when it is
he'd.
ee what the Ellis Brothers have tC
in their new advertisement. They
taken down the Tilden flag, anC
support Hayes cheerfully if theiI
omers will make large purchases ant
y payments.
he Reform Club, at its meeting las
irday evening, attacked "MOral Sua
and the Law" but did not annihi
them. The discussion will be clos
next Saturday night. Other interest
exercises are set for the evening.
tep into Percival & Forsaith's ant
their new Carpet Exhibitor. If 20,
not buy carpet now, you can see il
wonderful little contrivance NOR
utiful carpeting than you ever befor
These enterprising furniture me
a new advertisement to-day.
Iiss Gleason, principal of the Acadt
having received news that her fail
house and buildings in Waitsfel
burned, on Friday, has gone hon
week to assist her invalid mother
ting established in some other hom
IS Nettie Cutler will take charge
school in her absence.
he accommodation express train 60,
the Passumpsic road to-day. I'll
on" train has always been CONVEX
be to the travelling public, and SUP
Bonn does an accommodating thing
paying one in putting it back
nc road. See time table at head
u column.
Vim. G. Brown and wife were visit
Tuesday evening by houseful
ends, who met, without invitation,
pmemorate their wedding, that bel
10Th anniversary. Glass, silver a
er useful and elegant presents, co
not less than $50, were left on tn
lie. The interview was very pleasa
Mrs. Geo. W. Woodward, an exp
ced hair worker, has taken rooms
N. Smiths and will do all kinds
r work at reasonable rates.
kes and repairs switches, frizzss, cul
and also buys hair and sells mai
ured switches. A sample of
" shows that she understands
biness.
In another place may be seen the
prices that the listers are to set
Brtain kinds of personal property.
we're a lister and were compelled
Ike oath to a list made up after
anner, swearing that we had set pr
rty at its true value, we should W
be under the influence of nitro
crime, or chlorofOrm. when we took
ath.
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