Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-04-09
Local News.
GENERAL.

Auo OOuuIy are luflIeu 10 meet Dy
representatives at Newport, on
hesday, April Is, at 10 o'clock a.
. consult about temperance work.
10 form a county organization. Each
is requested to send its president
three delegates F; and a general invi-
p is extended to all friends of the
\. A number Of good speakers may
pected, and a general discussion Of
est means to carry forward the good
in this county.
PER ORDER OF SEVERAL CLUBS.
BARTON.
form Club meeting tonight.
Iorge d. Bickford is pursued by his
i'll luck. This time he loses his
horse.
be Methodist Quarterly meeting will
Pld next Sunday. Presiding Elder
r will be present.
v. Fairbanks has postponed the ex-
bn Of Phair, who was to have been
last Friday, until May 4.
brain Mold, an employer in one of
pills in this place. mangled his
terribly with a saw. last Saturday.
sugar makers are driven night
ay by great flow of sap. An av-
Of more than one pound of sugar
rec has already been made.
nny Of our delinquent subscribers
10 pay for the MONITOR in sugar,
Mt some Of the first aud best made.
bring any of your poor stuff.
sugar reports begin to come in.
Corey, Of this town, has made l.
ounds from 700 trees. Pretty good
for a little more than a week.
al correspondents are again request
write names and initials very
y. II is just as easy for US to
Smith as Shocks, but Shocks OBJ
Q being called Smith, sometimes.
Gleason is giving her elder pu-
at design TO teach, this summer,
bugh drill in that direction. Com
men looking after teachers will
II to apply to this school for them.
noted Jersey COW. sold by Mar
Burnham to Charles B. Stone, has
ced over five hundred pounds of
within the last year. She has al
pished milk for a family of five
8. No extraordinary feed.
ney S. Hemenway, for many years
lent of Barton, and very prOmi-
nan in the county. died recently
bOken, N. J. Mr.. Hemenway was
bt Democratic senator ever sent to
gislature from Orleans county. His
both Of whom are dead, were sis
Maj. Horace Pierce of this town.
J. Shaw Of Bradford has hired the
cry rooms lately occupied by Miss
in the Skinner & Drew building,
i'll put in good stock of new mil
goods. She has had several years
ence in the business, and comes
recommended. Mrs. Shaw goes to
this week for goods, aud will re-
be last week in April with a full
nent Of millinery and fancy goods,
Fairbairn Family, Scotch vocal.
70 announced to sing here on Wed.
and Thursday evenings of this
The press, including the Union
prth Star and other Vermont pa.
peak very highly of these singers
vertisement and posted bills. Tn,
Star says: "The two Scottish
8 given in this village, last Sat
and Monday evenings, by tn,
pairn Family" we're a perfect sue
hey are no humbugs, either a
Is or actors. They deserve to b
y patrOnized wherever they ma,
BARTON LANDING.
are fOOling with blue glass. Ey
nbug must have its day.
schools in the Landing distriC
mmence on Monday, April l6.
sugar house on the ]. G. Parkt
in Coventry, was burned on FIR
ght
Of our citizens drew back 500
Endowment life policy. some day
boys at the Rustic mill will g
ames into the papers, if they
COX out.
be Engine Company were out, la
ay. The engine was found to be
working order.
ilman Estey and wife have return,
N. H. in good health. They ha
spending the winter with tn,
Ids.
bout thirty couples partOOk of fire.
ers. and spent few hours We
sanity at Cade's Hotel on wednesd
ing last.