Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-03-05

potato teams anu lumOer teams are
very likely to occupy the greater part
of this space. More side track is
needed, or else the law in regard to
leaving cars or the track to prevent
travel should be executed.
The drama entitled 1.-The Fireman"
was played at Cade's Hall last Tuesday
evening to the entire satisfaction of
about six hundred auditors The play
was very laughable, and the playing of
w. G. johnson, who had the leading
part. d. w. Hildreth. G. f. Ford, Miss
Rogers and Miss Locke, not to mention
others, was first-rate. If to laugh makes
one grow fat, that farce must have added
an inch or more of adipose to the ribs of
many present. The avails of the evening
were donated to Mr.. Cade. The plays
will be repeated on the evening of March
IA.
CADE's HoTEL.-The new hotel erect
ed by G. w. Cade has been so far COM
pleted and furnished as to be open to
the travelling public. This hotel is
built on an eligible site opposite the de-
pot. 1t stands away from other build
ings, in very pleasant position. The
building is large. about 50x7O feet with
an ample ell, two stories high except on
the West end where there is basement
story. The roof is of the French style
and suitable cupola is built near the
center of the building. The lower story
has the usual number of rooms and
convenieuUes found in modern hotels.
1t is neatly finished in ash, with hard
wood floors the second story has several
suits of rooms very pleasantly situated,
and many single rooms. A hall is fin
ished over head, sufficient in size to
convene 600 persons. The Thespians
have finished very neat and convenient
stage across one end of the hall. The
emblems and paintings on the stage, and
the scenery with which it is furnish.
ed are an ornament to the hall and a
credit to L. d. Stafford, the painter.
The hotel so far as completed is we'll
furnished with new furniture, and is all
that the most fastidious guest need ex-
pect outside of city. The name by
which it has been christened is ely
geia," meaning something about health.
But the hotel desires betted name.
Five vowels in q word of six letters
make to much of snarl for an ordinary
tongue.
BROWNLNGTON.
Capt r. Averill has sold his mill
property to H. Preston of Glover for
$2S00.-L. B. Going has bought the
G. S. Seavey farm for $500.
w. Thrasher is about ling 'O"n'
he is going int = clothing store at
Newnosl Uncle Knapp from New
FORK will carry on the farm.
About fifty of the friends and neigh
bors met at the house of A. NJ. Pierce,
Friday night, to attend their silver we'd
ding. Justic Joslyn re-tied the matri-
monial knot, and d Skinner presented
a "tea service" making appropriate re-
marks. Mrs. Gilmore Bryant read an
original poem. Mr.. Pierce now lives
on the farm where he was born, and hi:
many friends hope that he and his com.
paniOn may be spared to celebrate
golden wedding"
COVENTRY.
Remember Z. A. Uford's auction mex
Saturday. See auction bills.
Homer Thrasher has rented, and sool
moves into the house vacated by DR.
Green.
L. H. Thompson gave us very in
structive lecture on Wednesday evening
Subject, Joan of Arc"
Mr.. J. r. Carr has been engaged t
teach our spring school. Our white
school taught by him was success.
On Thursday evening, March Is
the house of Mr.. Sargent was burned
partially insured.
The Grange of Coventry are
hold picnic at their hall in this plac
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Methodists of this place hay
engaged a preacher to hold afternoc
services at the town hall, commencir
March 4th at 2 P. NJ.
G. R. Daley and family have move
from this place to Greensboro whe
Mr.. Daley has purchased gristmil
May prosperity 60 with them. v
have lost useful citizen.
The following partial report of t
village school is creditable to the schC
and the scholars named herein: Emr
: Livingston, nDDIe harvey, NvIIro II~y,
Mabel Wiley, Harry HERNIA
| 0ran Hartford, David hurry, Re-
> Hayes, George Tower and Willard Het
: man had each one days absence and o
t tardy mark. In spelling 731 worC
| Nellie Hayes missed only one wol
Rosa Hayes four and Jennie Tow
: four.
EAST CHARLESTON.