Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-05-28
Local News.
BARTON.

.. W. nall mas large invoice OF new
goods which he is selling clear down,
lown. Go and see.
Reform Club meeting next Monday
evening at the vestry. A lecture is
Expected.
The Christian Association will meet
pext Sunday evening at the Vestry.
where union service will be held.
Abigail Barnard. widow of the late s.
Dana Kimball died on Saturday evening,
lfter long and very distressing illness.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence tomorrow, at o'clock, p. m.
The weather was cold last week and
egetation made little progress. We
ere not quite as bad of, however, as
hey were in Berkshire county, Mass,
here snow fell to the depth of four
hches.
j. ]. Burdick. painter and musician.
las bought out E. d. Stafford's paint
hop and business at the Landing, and
Vill move there to commence business
bout June lst. Mr.. Burdick is a good
itizen and an excellent painter.
Some time since an item appeared in
bis paper. in which it was stated that
rank Hunt was fined at the Landing
pr some violation of the law. Our
rank Hunt wishes it understood that
be item does not refer, or the odium
tach to him.
Orleans county will have four news
|apers when @. r. Jameson gets his
fdraRce running at Barton Landing,
nd some Of them will find pretty poor
licking, the size of the pasture being
DO small for the number of the animals.
amesOn must be man of pluck, else
G would not risk tae venture.-Arqus.
o WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
| would hereby give notice that CON-
laint has been made to me that persons
re putting set lines into Crystal Lake
ontrary to law, and that the black bass
re being caught.
This is to notify such persons that if
ny such lines are found in the Lake
fter May 29th that the owners thereof
ill be prosecuted. The fine for fishing
it'll set lines is $50 and costs; fine for
ltching black bass between the 18th of
lay and LIST Of July, not to exceed SO
18th costs for each fish caught.
+. W. BALDWIN,
Fish Com. for Orleans Co.
The challenge that the Baker hen
pade to the hen sisterhood has been
ccepted, and we are getting reports
rom various sources where the Bro wn-
pton biddy is badly beaten. Fred H.
Iorse reports that his Cochin is doing
regular business in the line of large
ggs, aud that among the last issues
ere two that measured 6x7 rs and
S-SxS IA inches. Post up this in
prmation in your hen house: it will be
interest to ambitious hens.
The Catholics have purchased the
White church of the COngregatiOnalists.
nd will now have suitable and con-
enient place Of worship. They are
puch pleased. as are many others, that
heY have succeeded in getting so good
house. and are making strenuous ef-
lrts to pay for it. Not few PrOtes-
Ints have promised assistance, and Mr..
Ames Cassidy, who is picking up the
descriptions, will be round and call on
hem soon for such contributions as they
lay make.
Charles B. Stone died at his residence
n Tuesday morning Of a long and
istreSsing illness, from which he has
cen confined to the house for some
lonths. Mr.. Stone was successfully
pgaged in the grain and mill business,
wing the grist-mill in Glover, and
mSelf and son the mill in this village
uneral services were held at his house
nd the remains, accompanied by the
dasOnS and other friends, were taken t.
Derby Line for interment. The Masonic
edges from Newport and Derby also as
isted in the rites of the order at tn,
rave.
]. Wesley Batchelder has purchased
fine building lot Of Reuben Bentol
ear the residence Of l. X. Drew, ant
Fill erect fine residence on the same
Turing the summer, Mr.. F. A. Staffor,
DING the job. Mr.. Benton having bee
PREVAILED upon to divide up the BentO
state into building lots, now offers sew
raj lots in the vicinity of the lot pur
based by Mr.. Batchelder. at REASONABLE
ties he proposes to open highways
nd make this one Of the most eligibl
ituatiOnS In the village. Elm and Par
Streets are destined to become the pre-
test and most pleasant streets in TIL
town, if not in the county. and we thin
Mr.. Benton has decided wisely in OfFe
ing building lots for sale in that lOcalit
BARTON LANDING.
Go to the ''bee" and help grade I
about the Cong. church on Tuesday.
The wire worms are reported as Ii
and healthy. They are doing damae
TO the potato and wheat crops.
The wife Of our esteemed citizen
ID. Matthawa did wanknrdav Tura,