Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-20
IJRANY

ALBANY.
Hon. T. G. Miles is building an ad-
dition to his horse barn.
There are two cases Of typhoid fever
at Mrs. Glidden's on the Irasburgh road.
Alexander Frasier is making prep
pratious to build large and commodiOus
barn on his hill farm next spring.
Don't forget the lecture Thursday
evening, by Mr.. A. Messer, lecturer of
the Vermont Grange. The public are
invited.
Although there has not been very
Extensive business in the line of build
ing, yet between building new and re-
pairing, carpenters have had good run,
hnd business has been pretty lively
generally, everybody having enough to
DO.
Mr.. A. N. Jackson, dentist, who was
with US few weeks ago is again stop
ping at Darling's hotel. His former
patrons speak we'll of his work, and
parties desiring work done in his line
will do well to call on him. See cir
culars.
BARTON.
Cranberries and ounces at Curriers'.
The attention of the ladies is called to
Mrs. Parker's new advertisement.
Another week of very agreeable Octo.
Der weather-warm days and pleasant.
Mr.. Phelps will preach in Trip dis
trict school-house next Sunday at half
past three in the afternoon.
Jack P. Ellis has been to Boston, and
his store is crammed full of new goods,
which he advertises to-day.
Rev. NJ. B. Cumming has gone to
Massachusetts. Rev. H. 7. Jones is
supplying the M. E. pulpit.
J. J. Hill has been adding a large
shed to his buildings, and is bringing
water to them from the DR.. Brown hill.
J. W. Hall has put in a very large
stock of fall and winter goods. Now is
the time to buy goods as they are rising
every day.
The Methodist quarterly conference
will be held ON Friday next at o'clock
p. M, at the church. Every member is
requested to be present.
Mrs. r. G. Hawkins has arrived from
market with large stock of fall MILL.
merry and fancy goods. Grand opening
this week. Call and see her.
R. S. Twombly is reported to have
bought the Reuben Devreaux farm which
adjoins his land in Westmore. He want:
scope sufficient to fill that big barn.
Another Montreal excursion this weel
Tuesday. Fare for the round trip from
Barton. Barton Landing and Coventry
only $500. Take afternoon accommo
datiOn or express train.
Collins French on the Capt. Littl
farm, near the Devereaux school house
has made great improvements since h
bought and will have an excellent farm
in few years.
Samuel Nelson, father of B. M. R
Nelson, is moving from Lyndon, anC
will occupy Mr.. Nelson's residence. OF
Porter street, after he moves into tn
new house now building.
A. F. McNeal builds the new roa
that has been laid from point near tn
StOckwell place to the top of the hill
near VIM. Wilson's. This road will
great convenience when built.
The smoke from forest fires is s
dense on the st. Lawrence river as t
seriously interfere with navigation. Tn
smoke results from forest fires and th
want of rain to clear the air.
Capt. j. Rice. having greatly imprO,
ed the appearance of his house, is no
paying his attention to the improvement
Of his farm. The land in that sectio
of the town is new and good, and ii
farmers are raising excellent crops.
There is prospect of very excitir
race at Roaring Brook Park on Frida
of this week. BLACK Johnnie" of S
JOhnsbury, "Bell H." of Derby Cente
"Abbie p" of Morrisville, and "Fanr
Gray of Montpelier, all quick horse
will compete for $500. Passumps
Road carries for one-third fare.
The Boston artists who are to ei,
Pinafore here this week on Friday al
Saturday evenings are among the mo
noted singers and actors of the city. II
costumes are said to be very fine, and Il
whole thing is gotten up in the best pc
sible manner. This opera is very pop
lar everywhere, and has constant II
in all large cities. 1t will be new
the most of our readers, but they W