Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-07

.ev. ,. w. Cnapln ana WIG nave
b their abode at J. B. Darling's
u. Courser is moving on to the An
IN farm now owned by his son,
lam Courser.
I be lecture by Rev. s. W. Chaplin was
pf practical common sense, with a
cient amount of "spice" to give it
pd zest.
peaking about hens, Winthrop How
has eight pullets that have laid be-
ID the first day of last December and
twenty eighth of March, 636 eggs,
ctual count.
he roads were blockaded by the storm
30 week worse than at any other
this winter. Several of our citi-
had scattered their buckets and
ed a few trees, but it did not effect
Feather one mite
or former townsman Mr.. A. ?. Davis,
has been in Oneida N. Y. for the
few years, is in town visiting his
as, and looking after the old YER
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
b, we understand, refuses to pay
psurance money, honestly due him,
be has been obliged to put the mat
hto the hands of J. G. Burke ESQ.,,
Prosecution.
BARTON.
sugaring yet.
seph Parker is slowly on the amend.
be grain and -four dealers are having
J sales.
as. j. Ufford is getting out $50
ms and buggies.
hst Day on Friday next. Services
be held in the Congregational
rch at 10: As a. IN. .....
W. Murkland has sold over 80
II arches this. winter and spring.
ness In his machine shop is increas-
ead the interesting letter from "Tru-
on first page. Mrs. Crane wrote
bove for Virginia paper, and we
permitted to use it.
euben Deveraux will raise his new
+ buildings, which are all framed,
pom as the weather will permit the
aation to be put in.
bryce sweet oranges at Curriers' at
ents per dozen. Extra dairy cheese
cents a pound, new lot. Four hun
dozen eggs wanted in exchange for
).
bere will be appropriate and inter-
G Easter services at each of the
b churches next Sunday, with exer-
in the evening. The houses will be
rated with flowers and plants.
be second district conference of the
Big Mems Christian Associations of
zee district will be held at STAN
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
10Th and goth of April, 1879.
lille Graves has taken the pains to
the original charter of the town Of
on suitably framed for preserva-
1t will be hung in the Town
ks Office. The charter was grant.
o years ago. a
ur readers, who desire to purchase
err seeds, will do we'll to send to L.
Jones of st. Johnsbury. He grows
greater portion of his seeds there, and
are better adapted to our climate
those grown further south.
he village school is getting along
smoothly. Mr.. Benjamin in tn,
deny has between forty and fifty
lars. He has large teachers class
those looking for teachers will d,
to seek some of these teachers.
he Boston Journal gently breaks t,
readers the news of an irreparabl
which they have sustained in tn
owing personal item: 1.-The connec
Of Mr.. E. Morton Smith, of 81
ans, VT, with the Boston Journo
terminated"
Iuickly following the heavy storm q
and rain Of one week ago, cam
I've inches of solid snow on Monda
pc. The storm of wind and sno,
inued through the early part of tn
<, and the roads in all direction
blockaded with snow.
pc auction held here last week b
BOnett was we'll attended. the Ia,
he week, and quite large quantit
|oods were disposed of. The sale wi
tinue through this week; auction
rnOons and evenings. Every artic
up is sold to highest bidder, wheth,
oes high or low.
&c advertisement of the Soluble P
Guano. which is offered for sale
pts in all the towns. I. This is one
best fertilizers, as the testimony