Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-11
Local News.
ALBANY.

NtdQ DIs MUM dONCIbloCluCnl.
ohm Burke Esq, of Craftsbury. has
ned law Office at the West village.
", boys, look out.
Bad going and other things worked
inst the FAR" at the Congregation
hurch. but it was quite successful,
outstanding.
he following is a partial record of
winter school in district No. 5:
ole number of scholars, Is F; average
ndance, Is. Those having no absent
ks we're, Sibbel Sherry, Maggie Sim
Clara Colburn, Frank Thorp, Della
Mertie Vance. Those having no
y marks were, Mertie Vance and
Ion Hunter; those having no demer-
parks were, Jenny Moxley and Ed
Miles.
BARTON.
o. Whitcher has received car
Of Bradley's phosphate.
little twenty-six-months old daugh-
pf John L. Twombly fell down stairs
Thursday and broke her leg.
he sugar makers have tapped their
IF places. and many of them got a
run of sap Friday and Saturday.
R. Ford, our accommodating and
petent depot master, is very danger
y sick.
w. Hall & Co. want to buy ton Of
raspberriss, and to sell a large
ltity of timothy and clover seed.
hat wedding cake from Mr.. and
Miles was received, for which
ks and the best of wishes arc re-
ed.
here will be sugar party at the
y of the Cong. church, on Friday
ing of this week, under the auspices
he Ladies' Sewing Society. Fol-
Der particulars see small bills.
X. Powell desires to have the pub.
now that he is adding large guam.
of new goods, to his already heavy
and that he will not be under.
by any party in town. He will
more about it in his advertisement,
week.
f. Jameson. lecturer for the State
pge, will deliver his interesting lee.
on Educated Hands," at the Yes.
on Wednesday evening. The lecture
I'll spoken of, and as Mr.. J. is we'll
20 by all we trust he may receive a
house.
le family Of Horatio Nye left town,
days ago, for their new home in
lehem, N. H., and Mr.. Nye, having
ed up his business here, will join
at once. Mr.. Nye has purchased
veil known Agassiz House, and will
it as a summer boarding house. HI
bad several years. experience as {
keeper, and will doubtless max,
louse worthy of liberal patronage.
be weather of last week was remark
for this unusually mild and pleas
winter season. On Friday, the mer
was up among the fifties, and the
s bland as May. The sugar-makeri
to the woods and made prepare.
for sugaring. At present it seems
the shedding season is ended. The
ling has been short and poor, and
cut timber remains in the woods.
he report from school district No. 6
\. Hunt, teacher, is as follows
lars having no absence marks, Net
Warner. Adelbert j. Walker, E
k Walker, Frank Emerson and Ed
A. Grow; those absent one da,
Minnie Grow, Nellie Warner, AL
B. Emerson and Alfred S. Trip
having no tardy marks Julit
p. Flora Walker, E. Frank Wake
Alfred s. Trip.
be entertainment and oyster suppe
by the Catholics, one week az
day night, was largely attended b
and by others. Rev. Father Mi
d Of Newport, was present and ad
Bed the meeting, giving his nearer
d and useful advice in regard to re
US duties and the practical affair
Ie. With the address, speaking an,
ing, the evening passed pleasantly
|od supper was provided, and tn
of $1,000 was realized from the en-
inment.
AIRYMEN's Association AND Lee
IS BY PRoP. CREssY.-The Vernon
ymen's Association will hold meet
n Barton during the first week i
il, at which time the President an
etary Of the Society. President Bucl
Of the Vermont University, an
Noah Greasy will be present. Asid
the interesting exercises Of the Al
alton, Prof. Greasy viii deliver lie
on Veterinary Science" a sui
Of much interest to all. The NEE