Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-11-11
Local News.
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genuine Cape Cod cranberries at S.
Curriers'.
fen. GrOut lectures before the Norwich
Fersity at Mortified tomorrow
bing.
be dollar and fifty cents, STRICTLY
DvANoE, sOiH pay for the MONITOR
full gear.
residing Elder Malcolm preached
excellent sermons yesterday at the
3. Church.
lev. Mr.. Phelps will preach at the
rson district next Wednesday even
bit seven o'clock.
pst, on Saturday. in this village. a
k, fur-trimmed cloak. If the finder
return the same to this Office he
be suitably rewarded.
UT subscribers as a rule, are very
hghtful and kind. It was only last
that they brought US in some ex-
ent cabbages and pumpkins.
he weather the past week has been
dy. squally and wintry, though but
snow has fallen. The change from
agreeable weather was as sudden
unexpected.
We have this week published the
spectus of the Boston Journal. This
me Of the few newspapers that needs
praise, as its reputation is such that
know its excellent merit.
will be seen by his advertisement
Mr.. G. NORM, who occupies the old
bmbly store, invites the public atten-
He keeps heavy stock of cloth
and a lot of dry goods.
We have been carefully watching for
VS. from the legislature that would
interest to our readers, but of the
oh begun, little has been finished.
shall publish the laws in due sea-
We are glad that this Grout-Barlow
mess is ended, though of course are
pleased with the way it has ended.
fierce political battle is very liable
engendcr some i'll feelings, and so far
paper is concerned is not profitable.
There is change of time in the rail-
d trains to-day. The mail train
ives little earlier at night; the ac-
hmodation train is about an hour
er going north and considerable earlier
ng south. These are the principal
hinges. See time table.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
nrch will give an entertainment, con-
ting of Mrs. Jarley's Wax Figures,
agic Fountain, and music by Davis
chestra, tomorrow tuesday evening.
be entertainment promises to be novel
d pleasing. Refreshments furnished.
School will close on Tuesday of next
ek with public exercises on Tuesday
ernoOn. Examinations will be held
the two primary schools on Friday Of
8 week, and in the grammar and
ademy departments on Monday and
hesday of next week. Parents and
hers invited.
Many of our citizens sorely regret the
feat of Gen. Grout; but they have
ason to rejoice that through this con.
st he has resorted to no unfair meas
es to win. He comes out of the con.
st with his reputation unscathed, and
ough beaten in this battle. there nat
ally lies before him q future that will
! be wanting in victories. A man o
years, his brain and his energy will
! be entombed by any one politica
feat. Obituary notices and epitaph
him will not be needed at present
less Providence so DEGREES.
CLOSED OUT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
be balance of the H. o. Whitcher good
hd property will be closed out at auctio
Friday and Saturday of this weel
he goods consist of z cook, z parlor,
prior cook, and 2 box stoves; doze
Ntent coffee steepers; 8 dozen brooms
large lot of tin, jappaned, britainni
I'D wooden ware; 2 two-horse carts
e-hOrse cart; l buggy wagon; l to
hple sugar; 20 plOws; hoes, harrow
ern shelters, &c., &. W. L. Barrow
pctioneer E. A. Norton, deputy sherii
Some time since in corresponding viii
& G. Merriam, publishers of We
er dictionaries, of Springfield, Mass
We asked them if they did not make
dictionary Of smaller size than the gu
abridged" which would contain ever
hing necessary for common school, al
which would be both cheaper and mo
convenient as to size. They recommen
ID the National Pictorial" and we Sc
or one and find that it is most desirah
book. 1t contains all that ordinary b.
mess or professional men, and all th
par school desires in dictionary and
Of such size aud cost that it may be
The hands of all who do not have
unabridged" The book contains
thousand pages and costs $3.50.