Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-21
Local News.
GENERAL.


citing at Albany, Tuesday and We'd
day, Jan. 22d and 23d.
NoTIcE.-Our subscribers will notice
It their names are printed instead of
iitten on their papers this week. Also
i the time to which they have paid
the MONITOR is on the label. We
just getting our list into type and
ors are very likely to occur. If any
our subscribers find that the date to
ich they have paid is incorrect, we
thank them to inform US by postal
d. Some money has been paid into
hands of agents, which we have not
received, but we will endeavor to
Ve each mans label made correct as
n as possible.
ALBANY.
Program of meeting of the Board of
riculture, at Albany, Tuesday and
sdnesday. January % and %: Tues
afternoon,-Opening address, DIR.
aries Rich, Albany; Farmers profits,
Chapman, Middlebury; Advantages
farming as calling, H. w. Chafey,
bany. Tuesday eveniDg,-Educated
nds, 2. E. Jameson, Irasburgh Early
grass and results, A. Scott. Crafts
ry; Grass, J. H. Mead, West Rutland.
Pdnesday morning,-Saving and ap-
ing manures, @. Monkey, E. Albany
|plicatlon of manures, o. Paul, Pom
t; Small farms, Homer Bradley, Ev-
Bville. Wednesday afternoon,-Hard
les: cause and cure, H. G. Waller,
sburgh Doubling the products of the
m, H. M. Seely, Middlebury. We'd
Bday evening,-Parasitic fungi, DR..
A. Cutting, Lunenburgh; Needs Of
dairy, G.. S. Fassett, Enosburgh. All
invited to take part in the discussions.
BARTON.
See advertisement, "lost."
j. W. Murkland is preparing to get
large stock of plows for the spring
4 summer trade.
The Lyndon Union located the late
glng convention in Barton also an
ked Eden to Orleans County.
Another thaw, and danger of losing
thin sleighing that has been made
useful for the past few days.
The Trustees of the Academy meet
lawyer Baldwin's office Wednesday
Eht, and every member should be
esent.
A little girl was run over in the streets
ar Justice Woodman's, few days
nee. She was quite badly, though not
vigorously hurt.
The ice cutters have begun work and
getting out clear, solid ice about one
OF thick. The ice on Belle Water il
hde of the purest, softest water il
is vicinity.
A detailed and comprehensive repor
the Singing Convention was prepared
and sent to this paper, but failed t.
ach here in season for our last paper
Their through the fault of the post mas
r or mail agent.
NoTICE.-The stockholders of tn,
rleans Fair Ground Company are re
iested to meet at the office of w. F
Obinson on Tuesday the 18th day o
eb., at o'clock p. m, for the election
officers @. A. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Notices have been posted to proven
pys sliding in the streets of the village
fine of two dollars for each offens
i'll make it very costly sport if tn
pys persist in it. The fate of the LIE
Pndre boy ought to be warning to all
The Powell store is closed for fey
hys, while the goods are being divided
II. Frank Powell takes one-half of tn
pods and will open store in the Littl
Ock. Mr.. F. K. Powell will continu
usiness as heretofore in the Skinner
rev building.
If you want one of the very bes
magazines for children, from the age {
ght to eighteen years, get st. Nichola
\ is brim-full of instructive, pleasing
evating reading, and would be wort
Pn times its cost in any family wheI
here are children.
The lumbermen are improving th
edding. On Saturday last ITO load
ere delivered at the Mosman mil
bout SO at the Baldwin & Drew mil
baking over $50 solid cords of timber
he largest load was drawn by A. Ere,
let-265 solid feet.
QUICK TIME.-A horse belonging
Bliss Haskell of St. Johnsbury, W;
riven from that place to Barton villag
distance Of 80 miles, in one hour an
fty-fve minutes. The horse can
trough without putting or appara
atigue. This was quicker than fo
minute gait for thirty miles, and was
emarkable feat.
We have undertaken to send registe