Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-05-13
Local News.
GENERAL.
.n,s MeetInR nj Rnrton.

MS Association. which was to have
N hold here some weeks since. will be
d at the Vestry of the Congregational |
hrcn on Thursday next, commencing
10 o'clock. a. m, and continuing
ough the forenoon and afternoon.
exercises will consist in part of a
k on dairy matters, lecture from
bf Cressy of Amherst, on Diseases
animals" and lecture from Presi-
i Buckham of Burlington. Citizens
surrounding towns and all interested
he important subjects are cordially
ted. The meeting promises pleasure
profit to all.
view Of the fact that the State Re-
blican Convention is to be held next
blk, and the appointments of delegates
necessary, we publish the names of
various town committees in this
mtg, that they may be reminded of
ir Offices, and call caucusses in their
eral towns:
bany.-M. B. Chafey. ]. L. Chamberlin and W.
Jams.
Nrton.-F. W. BALDWIN. o. H. Austin and E. E.
son.
rownington.-o. Austin. Jr.. A. NJ. Pierce and l. A.
pan.
harleston.-s @. streeter, B. Y. Hamilton, G. S.
nan, O. e. Bennett David Morse, e. D. Allen and
oliver.
bventry.-D. p walworth. L. O. Cleveland and j.
ddor.
raftsbury.-Geo Merrill Augustus Paddock and
II. II. Merrill
'erby.-P. D. Butterfeld. NJ. M. Kelsea and @. s.
coon.
ilover-A. @. Anterior. D. L. Dwinen and E. o.
ldall.
IreensbOro.-A. P. FOLSOM, W. B. Simpson and John
DcOck.
oiland.-A. L. KIdder. s. R. Fletcher and E. A.
asburgh.-L. II. Thompson. Harlow FOss and
Try Somers
N.Y.. u. Chase, II. Y. Manuel and L. J. Elliott.
owell.-D. E. Curtis, G.. W. Parker and L. r.
organ.-o. Taylor, W. P. Bartlett and S. A.Grow.
evport-C. l.. Erwin X. Richmond and ]. e.
herman.
alem-L M. Crow Jr. D. Hopkins and IL. B.
ndall.
'roy-T. A. Chase G. @. Wheeler and s. R. Davis.
vesIheld.-N. G. HOyt, ]. d. johnson and W. W.
Vestmore.-A.A. Brown. II. Cheney and @. W. Page.
.ALBANX.
S. r. George has sold his farm on the
Bst hill, to Simeon Richardson.
Andrew M. Darling. son of N. NJ.
hrling, has gone to Windsor to serve
apprenticeship in the Office of the
indsor Journal.
DR.. Rich has moved from the Com
Dck house into the Enoch Rowell house
the Centre road, and hangs out his
gn.-Mr. Courser moves into the tene-
ent vacated by DR.. Rich, and Andrew
cClary steps in where Mr.. Courser
cps Out-Rev. s. W. Chaplin has NOV
from the A. H. Darling house on
ew street into the Mrs. Mcclure house.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The school-house in district No. 10
i'll receive generous coating of paint
larry Merrill commences the summer
phool in that district, to-day.
Miss Marion Anderson has opened q
Millinery and dress-making establish
tent in this place. She is experienced
B the business, and will doubtless re
eive generous patronage.
Rev. G. w. Ellis still remains as pas
pr Of the w. M. church he and his sol
ave purchased the larger part of the A
Mason farm, and will move on t
heir new purchase soon.
BARTON.
The high lands in this vicinity wer
White with snow, this morning.
Quite large number of New Yorker
ave come to spend the summer a
palding's hotel.
The potato bug was very lively abou
ere last week. Get your Paris gree
eady and apply early.
A cold wave passed over this sectio
esterday and the day before, as so
# reminder that May still fingers.
You must not forget that the Ell
Bros. are receiving new goods every da,
md that they do not intend to be beate
n the mercantile line.
We notice that Rev. Church Tabo
who is pleasantly remembered by mar
n this vicinity, has been appointed
Presiding Elder by the M. E. ConfercnC
On Wednesday next the authoriti
ssue their warrant for the killing
unlicensed dogs. 1t will cost the own
II these unfortunate dogs Sl5 to ha
hem killed by the dog police.
A caucus for the nomination of de
bates to the Republican State Conve
lion will be held at the office of F.
Baldwin on Saturday evening next,
z l-2 o'clock.
Per Order TosCn Committee.
Read our new advertisements is Il
issue. The merchants in this place ;
selling a great many goods and they s
cheap. Read what they say about
Mr.. F. X. Powell and J. W. Hall. tel
new story.
Orange H. Mossman has become 9
owner Of young Fearnaught," the
ebrated bay stallion, which he and
l. Robinson purchased last year. Fc