Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-04-02
Local News.
RARTON

ne birds have come. Welcome !
There has been great run of sap for
last three days.
About 20 dogs have taken their own
to the town clerks office in this town
registry.
Read the lad" in another column,
see what L. F. Dutton announces to
public to-day.
.Ocal news is scarce. So many are
y in the sugar business that they
e no time for mischief these days.
Fast Day services were held at the
W church on Friday. Rev. Mr.. Dodge
ached an interesting and instructive
course on "Signs of the Times"
here was no snow storm, and very
lie rain from Jan. 9th until March
b. During last week considerable
and a few inches of snow fell.
Ching is spoiled.
|r. F. M. Perry has moved his Den
5 Office into the building, on Main
pt, so long occupied by Gilbert Ellis.
a very suitable and convenient
e for the doctor.
lead what H. R. Mack of Hardwick
es in regard to his monuments and
stones. Mr.. Mack is one of those
Pst, modest men who does not exag-
tie, even in an advertisement.
hose who want to try the "Blue
cure" or who want to obtain pho
hphs cheaper than ever before offered
bis vicinity, will do we'll to read the
,rtisements of ]. N. Webster in this
r.
he Robinson Bros. have purchased
shop and water privilege on Water
d, owned by Gen. GrOut, and will
their corn mill into it. A powerful
ell wheel has been put in for mo-
power.
A. Earle has bought the NesoSdeaL-
nd now owns the only paper pub
d in Lamoille county. He has long
red the whole field in that "spunky"
ty, and will now be happy about ten
ltes.
60. W. Bridgman, who has been en-
d in the lumber business near South
on for the last nine years, will move
week on to the place in this village,
he bought some time since of Reu-
Devereaux.
bout 100 persons came out in the
and through the mud to partake Of
sugar that was furnished by the NJ
aides Society, at the Little Block
Wednesday evening. A very sweet
pleasant time was enjoyed.
ute large delegation of the friends
ir. and Mrs. Thomas Baker visited
at their capaciOus residence on
ago Saturday. The visit was yer,
cable. Mr.. Bakers stock of Dutcl
will we'll pay visit to his place.
He Holds the Fort in Heaven"
tie to the memory Of P. P. Bliss, i
received from the publisher, F. W
mick, Cincinnati, Ohio. The word
by Mrs. d. NJ. Jordan. Music b
Flie Baker. The title page has
Autograph Of Mr.. Bliss.
'ide Ai0Gke for April gives som
ming Eastern sketches, a poem b
beth Stuart Phelps. funny pieC
rse entitled Mammals Spring ST,
by the editor. Miss Farham. b,
host Of its usual good contrib
which makes It such q favori
hg the children. Published by
rop & Co., Boston.
lille other commercial fertilizers ms
God, We have the best reasons f
wing that the Pacific Guano Co.
ures, advertised in this paper, a
llent. The results attained by the
be Centennial Grounds, were wo
nl. A large number Of testimonial
men we'll known in this vicinit
be had Of the agents in this place
pc Young Ladies' Aid Society of t
regational church, will give a sug
and maple candy pull at the v,
Tuesday evening. April 8. Th
provide sugar, candy. pickl
ghnuts, &c. Mr.. and Mrs. Bees
Glover. Mr. Davis aud the little fol
assist in making the evening ayr
by furnishing music. A cordial
alton is given to all Admission.
Is children under II years. 10 {
rbs meteor Of which we spoke
PIX ago, proves to have been more
affair than 6rst supposed. 1t
D and heard as far west as Cambria
the noise made by it, as we'll as
Of the earth, was heard and felt