Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-05
ALBANY.

no 'oiH send as $500 for NEW sub
E'Tder fifty cents.
ALBANY.
Parties are very fashionable and very
hmerous this winter. There are not
Jennings enough in the week for the ne
,ssities of the time, and there are two
offerings some evenings. The adage,
Go it while you are young" may not
} elegant, but it seems to hit our case.
BARTON.
c. H. Preston has traded his house
tn Orange MOsman.
Miss Annette Shaw will preach in the
ethodist church next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. H. Martin died Thursday
ter q brief but very severe illness.
G. W. Buzzell has bought the brown
puse on High st. of Mrs. G., w. Reed.
The lumbermen are drawing quite a
rye stock of timber to this place, not
outstanding the low prices paid.
Several gospel workers. from this
ace, visited WestmOre Saturday and
lnday evenings to attend religious
ceilings.
The weather for the last two weeks
Is been mild and pleasant; the snow
IS settled considerably and the roads
I'VE improved materially
Mr.. Percival hands in his report of
c snow fall, from which we gather the
flowing: In December 81 inches of
Ow fell, in January, SO inches; total
date, feet and 10 inches.
The water IN the Pond is so low that
is with the greatest difficulty that the
W mill at the chair factory supplies
c shop part with timber. Last week
e factory did not run, but it has start
up again.
The members of the Reform Club and
friends Of temperance are earnestly
quested to meet at the vestry of the
png. church, next Wednesday evening,
7 IL o'clock. Important business
INJECTED with the club and temperance
alters demand your attendance.
One Of our young but active Demo
ats gives the best reason we have yet
card why Tilden should be counted
l." He says that as he has cheated
&c government out of $4,000 in tax
it is proposed to put him in as presi
ent, and make him work it.
We have this week finished the pub
cation Of the laws, and hope to fill oul
plumns with more interesting if no
ore important matter. Those VIII,
nve read the acts of the legislature o
S76 will, we trust, give the member
that legislature credit of having don
lough.
1t will be seen by the letter tror
ondon. found on another page, tina
Jew. Mr.. Alcott late Of Barton Landin
ps safely crossed the Atlantic on hi
urney to the Holy Land. We al
rOmised a series Of letters from M
lcott, and we anticipate much pleasul
their perusal.
We in common with all lovers
pod coffee, are always ready to WELDON
by genuine improvement in the cof,
taking line. Such an improvement
have recently found IN the "Win,
pr" coffee-pot 1t does away with a
ecessity of any settling material, a
bays pours off perfectly clear aud e
Facts the strength and flavor of the &C
ee more quickly and thoroughly TIL
by other pot we ever saw used. Go
Nhitcher and Elliott for them.
BARTON LANDING.
Capt. Grant is drawing large guam
les Of wood from his timber lot to {
lailroad.
Geo. GoOdenOugh has sold the We
farm on the mountain to ]. Z. Skim
hnd VIM. Brown.
Miss Shaw gave two very able d
courses at the academy hall yesterd
She will preach here again on Sund
February Is.
Two fellows from Newport, or OF
porthern town, had a scrimmage in fr
{ Browns hotel last night, using tn
SITS freely. One of them is in the c
lody Of deputy Clement. Rumor So
rum did it.
SOUTH BARTON.
The Ladies' Aid Society will prov
an oyster supper at the residence of
G. Drown, Esq. on Wednesday evcni
February IA, the proceeds of which
60 to the Rev. M. G. Henderson. 81
ial invitation given to the friend
Barton and Sutton.
BROWNLNGTON.
d. Colley has vacated the McCu
farm and moved to the Center.
Ira Bickford cut bad cash in