Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-04-16

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village in Barton, at the Vestry Of the
Tong. church in Charleston. at the East
illage in Derby, at the village school
ouse at the Center; in Glover, at In
titute Hall in Irasburgh, at the village
chool-house at the Common iE Troy,
i the Academy building at North Troy.
All teachers expecting to teach during
he year are urgently requested to be
present. The public is cordially invited
attend the examinations.
ALBANY.
Henry Edwards has sold his interest
n the river saw mill to Warner Jerrold
Pf Lowell. Possession given May lst.
W. W. BrOckway has timber on the
ground. and has commenced the erection
Of carriage shop on Lowell street, to
be propelled by steam.
BARTON.
The carly frog is out.
Ira Wyman will put up new barn
his spring.
Z. F. DuttOn is making repairs on the
inside Of his Drug Store that will add
% its convenience and improve its ap.
pearance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church, will meet at Mrs. J. B. Robin
sons, on Wednesday evening of this
week. All are cordially invited.
Percival & Forsaith, Edmund Young
md Charles Jenness are having their
houses painted. This is an excellent
ime to do outside painting, and the
painters are ready.
VIM. @. Brown has substantial foun-
iation laid for one of the largest barns
IN the county. He has let the job and
The work will be completed in season for
the present years crops.
On Saturday evening next, beside 9TH
IT exercises, the Reform Club will dis.
uss the comparative dement's Of tobacco
md rum. Take out your quid, and be
prepared to discuss the subject
NJ. F. Blake. who favored us with q
series Of California letters, has sent vi
an average stalk Of wheat, which meas
ures 3 feet and inches and has larg,
well-6lled head. 1t grew in the Stock
ton valley.
The long spell Of unusually pleasan
weather that commenced in the early
part of January continues. For eight day
the sky has been almost cloudless, and tn,
weather Is as perfect and beautiful al
the first that was ever made.
Remember the meeting Of the Reform
Clubs Of the county at Newport, mex
Wednesday. II is deemed best to hav,
some council of action in the tenperanc
work Of the county, and for this purpos
a meeting at this time by members O
the different clubs is Opportune.
The reports from all quarters indicat
that the present is already remarkabl
sugar season. That Berlin man wn
predicted a No. 2 year, better rise an
explain. Representations about tn
seasons. or the weather, are very unrel
able. Those who know the least al
usually the most full of prophesyings.
Those Of our readers who desire boo
agency, or very interesting book, wi
do we'll TO read the advertisement, boo
Agents Wanted" in another column
We have received several books from
ID. WOrthington & Co, and are muc
pleased with the matter. the print ar
the style Of binding. They are reliab
parties.
The Fairbanks, Scottish vocalist
visited this place last week and gave tv
Of the most chaste, pleasing and instru
tive entertainments given here for L
last years. They are honorable and CT
tured people, and all who visit their G
tertainmeut will be benefited as we'll
delighted. They have given many yea
to their profession and have won distiI
ton in England as we'll as America.
For some time past we have been pu
fishing an advertisement Of Humphre,
Homeopathic Specifics. To test the v
ne Of these remedies we obtained twer
kinds, some three months since, a
have used them in our own family, a
have given them to others to test.
every Instance they have proved a va
able medicine, and we cheerfully recO
mend them as safe, agreeable and v,
useful remedies.
'Fhs numerous friends of Air. and N
]. W. Batchelder met at the resides
Of Chester Tracy on Thursday even
last, for congratulations and farew
The newly married and happy pair
pect soon to leave town for Q reside
in Burke. There was very geuer
distribution Of cake and other g
things, and the OCCASION was very en-.