Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
Albany.

ling's hotel, commencing May 9Th, where
he will be glad to see all those in want
of dental work.
Barton.
Scion Currier has lot of the Mont
pelier dried beef for sale.
Mr.. H. E. Lyon of Westmore advertis-
es several kinds of thoroughbred fowls.
Read his ad.
F. X. Powell has just received a car
load of salt and nails, which he will sell
at great reduction from former prices.
Rev. l.. Phelps will give the fourth
lecture of "Bible Night Scenes" at
the Taylor district schoOl-hOuse, next
Sunday at p. m.
N. NJ. Scott is moving into the Wes-
ley Batchelder house. Mr.. Batchelder
has recently frightened up his build
ings by new coat of paint.
A. B. Mathewson has returned from
his winter trip to Florida. His health
is greatly improved from last fall, but
his troublesome cough is not cured.
The butter business was brisk here on
Saturday. There were four buyers, and
prices ran up for some lots as high as 20
cents. The dairymen got the best of it.
All the friends interested will meet
at the NJ. f. parsonage, on Tuesday TO-
morrow evening to welcome Rev. and
Mrs. Wheeler. Pound" presents will
be carried.
School in the West district commences
one week from to-day, Miss Bates. teach
er. Scholars from other districts wish
ing to attend, will be received for rea-
sonable tuition.
May commenced with the thermome-
ter several degrees below freezing. and
very high wind. The weather does not
propose to cheat US out Of the cold that
belongs to the year.
The spring term of the academy and
graded schools closes this week. Ex-
animation in each of the departments
Let the friends and patrons of the school
be at the examination.
The village trustees are putting q
large sewer on lower Main street, and
hope to be able to take care of the wa
ter in that part of the village, so thai
it shall not make such trouble with The
streets and highways.
The South Eastern management ar,
putting the road in first class condition
preparatory to running the day expires
train, which is to be put on soon. Tw
trains have been at work distributing
ties and other materials -PaLadium.
Hall has received large stock @
spring and summer clothing, also larg
lot of seasonable hats, and mems shoe:
He has large stock of herds grass an
clover seed. Car load of standard pho:
phate He wants lot of dried ras1
berries at 80 cents pound.
We learn from President NJ. H. Bucl
ham, that the time for making applics
ion for prizes in corn and potatoe rail-
hg is extended till May 10th. Now
any of our boy readers wish to compel
prizes they should address, NJ.
'A'Nm, Burlington, VT, at once.
"n'ie tempests and cyclones al
sW''F'n0 over various. Darts of the cou,
TRY, doing work of destruction an
death, this section is visited with fir
quent and violent winds. The storm
for several months have been light, b.
there has been a great deal of ferc
wind.
A catalogue for the Barton academ
and graded school is being printed.
will contain the names of all the studen
of the past school year. the courses
study arranged for the new books, reg,
latiOns, and other interesting matte
Every family in the district should hay
'one.
Remember the entertainment at Ro
lnson's Hall on Tuesday evening. M
Baisdell has the assistance of Miss Fa,
ME Backus an excellent elocutionis
Miss Ida Hastings, soprano soloist an
Miss Grace Newton. pianist. The pr
gram Indicates that the entertainer
will be very pleasing and interesting.
There was trial at w. w, Grout
'othce last Thursday, before justice M
Lellan Of Glover, IN regard to the leg
residence of the insane pauper Lowel
who created such a disturbance he
last summer. Barton sued the town
Calais for the expense incurred, and Il
Justice brought in verdict in favor
tie town. The case was appealed.
reports from various sections indica
light sugar crop In the colder Sc
tiOusa half crop is reported. In Cove