Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-18
Local News.
ALRANX

The recent lecture, by DR.. Rich, gave
neral satisfaction, and was one that
owed large range of study and tho't
the part of the lecturer.
Rev. S. W. Chaplin was ordained on
e 9th inst Rev. Z. P. Chittenden
cached the sermon, Rev. G. B. Thomas
ade the pastors charge" Rev. J.
pardman gave the right hand of fellow
ip, Rev. Phelps was moderator, and
ev. j. A. Haley, scribe.
The concert given by the band and
W friends, on Wednesday evening, was
pout the best thing Of the season.
lille the exercises were designed to be
nusing, they were in no sense low. If
lighter is cure for liver complaints
ID dyspepsia, some must have returned
pine in an improved state of health.
EAST ALBANY.
Mrs. Michael B. COrley has rented
pr farm to John Bowen, for term of
lree years.
Gideon Bagley has hired a part of S.
Smalley's house. and bought what
pods Smalley had on hand and is going
keep -four, corn, etc., to sell.
At a Sherif's Sale, recently, good,
Oung cows sold for from $50 to S33.
pod hay for So per ton and potatoes 81
Buts per bushel. Terms, cash down.
We do not want to join your "geOg-
pphy" class, as we have one of our own
Beers Atlas price, $l2. A majority
id not pay on the Atlas, and are pa
ently waiting for further "devil-up-
hents
DR.. Campbell recently removed a
arge and troublesome tumor from old
Irs. Glynn's head. She is doing we'll.
he doctors practice is increasing, and
be is giving the best of satisfaction
where he is employed.
Gideon Bagley has sold his house and
blacksmith shop to Frank Reed of VOL
iOtt. Mr.. Reed has taken possession,
md has brought with him good stock
pf iron and hired good workman for
IN assistant. Any one wanting a job Of
blacksmith work done here can get il
lone on short notice, in good, workman
ike manner and at a reasonable price.
l.. A. Claiborne, who bought out the
carriage and wheelwright shop. formerly
owned by G. W. Woodward, having late.
ly taken to himself partner, is full Of
business, and is making the shavings fly
lively. After he and his wife returned
from their bridal tour they invited il
about fifty of their friends for an even
ing visit. With generous entertain
ment and plenty Of oysters, all had 9
Jolly good time.
BARTON.
J. w. Hall & Co. want to exchang,
goods for 800 good straw hats.
The robins and bluebirds have come
Hope there are no severe snow-storms {,
follow them.
The Masons and others, had a pleas
ant "hOp" at Masonic hall, on Tuesda,
evening.
Sugaring was little slow last week
but it did pretty we'll for the first hal
of March.
If Bro. Chandler of the Record woul,
consult the "atlas" little sharper, b
not locate Barton and Glover in Caledo
dOnia, and West Fairlee in Orlean
counties.
We have not received the programm
for the meeting of the Dairymen's AssO
citation to be held here during the frs
week in April, but it will probably b
sent soon.
The grain dealers in this place ar
selling very large quantities of -four
corn and feed. A lively competition il
prices is bringing in purchasers frOr
all directions.
Those advertising agents who send u,
from time to time. specimen tobacco. ar
respectfully Informed that among GU
many bad habits. we have not yet adde
smoking. chewing or dipping.
The sugar party at the vestry o
Friday evening was a very social. su,
cessful and saccharine affair The lee
ure. music and sugar afforded an ente
tainment altogether too cheap at
cents.