Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-10

DO Nor FoKuEr Ir."-Wo nauot
lave settlement with all our delin-
ueuV SuUsOTIUvIS y0rVIo Uno DvgrunIng
# next year. Those who owe US for
wo or more years must pay up or give
good notes. We are making paper
or low price and cannot carry the
burden of lot of worthless subscribers.
accounts have been sent out for collec-
ion and writs have been prepared for
ONE of those who seem unwilling to do
decent thing in trying to meet their
pills. We still have few delinquents
pho are so peculiarly mean that no
lace seems so fit for them as the "skunk
ist." We shall publish them soon.
here are others who have broken their
romises with us about as often as it is
hfe to do so. Let all our subscribers
emember that the price of the MONITOR
$500 if not paid till the end of the
ear, or Sl.50 if paid in advance. Do
Ct ask us to give you paper for $3.50
nless you pay in advance.
ALBANY.
Franklin Pierce has set out line of
hade trees along his land on New street.
A dwelling house in Irasburgh, be-
bngiDg to John Wright of this town,
vas recently destoyed by fire.
We were little mistaken last week
regard to the Masonic consolidation
he Masons of this town and Craftsbury
ave rented Cowles' hall. but those Of
rasburgh are not invited with them.
The old dilapidated plank side WALL
n front of the Congregational church
md Cowles' store, has been replaced by
ne made of black dirt and gravel, anC
people can now travel in that locality
Without danger.
A. H. Darling has heifer calf tha
gaining quite a notoriety for rare
eats and mischief. She recently wen
nto the wagon house, got tangled VI
With the buggy, ran it out of doors an,
pack into the house before she got fron
pnder it. Her next adventure was visi
o the kitchen. When interviewed b,
he proprietor she did not take time t
% by the back door, but took fourteel
" thirty window pane with her.
BARTON.
Butter is still booming"
Thanksgiving Day two weeks fror
Thursday.
Mr.. Phelps will preach in Taylor dis
riot school.house next Sunday at thre
o'clock p. m.
Wanted, 100 dozen wool socks in ex
,hange for goods. Bring them in thi
week. ]. w. HALL.
BENZ. Mossman arrived home fror
California, few days since. He wa
much pleased with his trip.
William Graves handed us a bunc
pf dandeliOn blossoms on the 9TH inst
which he picked in his garden.
Ora White is making preparations fc
building large barn the coming season
be has put in the foundation.
Water in the pond and river is vel
ow-so low that the machinery at Il
chair factory runs at very poor adval
tage.
Ira Wyman lost his only horse b
disease on Saturday night. If there al
any misfortunes lurking about they a
ways find Ira.
Mrs. Parker has concluded to take IL
over rooms on the east wing of Il
Robinson block, and they are being f
Jed up specially for her.
The reports in regard to election
grow more and more favorable to Il
republican side. 1t was compile
victory in every northern state tn
voted.
The snow storm that fell to dep
of a couple of inches here on Mond;
was very heavy south of us. through Il
south part of the State, New Hampshi
and Maine.
Fred Balch moves to the Helen XII
ball house.-Eugene Alexander has mo
ed from the widow Sanborn house, ne
the south end of Crystal lake, to Nj
j. G. Blake's tenement in the village.
Cows sold at from $40 to $50
Hiram Baxter's auction. and 100 pou
pigs as high as $685. other things SO
at good prices. Mr.. Baxter has his n,
tenement in his store nearly fnishc
and will occupy it soon.
Owing to an increase of busine
since moving into his new store a
office, postmaster Rawson has been obi
ed to take new apprentice and Gle
The lad is quite young, but will rem;
in the service of Mr.. r. about TWEEN
one years.
As Eugene Alexander was loading