Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-09-27
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Albany.
John Grovro has bought A. H. OAR
ng's mill place, and moved in.
Henry Grovro has moved to WOlcott,
nd Robert Emery has moved into the
ouse vacated by Grovro.
Mr.. A. B. Sargent raised sixty pounds
potatoes from one pound of seed, of
be variety called the Beauty of He
ron" Who beats?
Barton.
Glib. Ellis and James Cassidy start
pr California tomorrow.
Cheney Green has large lot of Hub
ard squash for sale.
Several of our citizens visited Mon
real during last week.
Ellis Cobb and family from Benning-
on are in town for few days.
Q. j. UffOrd is making additions to
be Devereaux shop buildings by putting
p sheds
Miss Ellen LovejOy of Greensboro,
as been engaged to teach the winter
chool in district No. 5.
Summer ended and autumn began,
according to the calendar, on Wednes-
ay, September %, at ll:03 a. m.
Everybody is expected to the fair this
week. Remember that Senator Ed
nunds speaks on Wednesday at 2 o'clock
m.
Why not pay that bill due for the
MONITOR while attending fair this week ?
Ne will be ready to receive and give
redits.
Chester Tracy has sold his butter for
z cts. per pound. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
y start to-day to visit friends in the
ar west.
The ice sheds built near the depot
asst winter are being torn down, and the
lumber will be sent to the owners in
Rhode Island.
Butter-Summer diaries were rather
lull on Saturday, selling at from % to
% cents. Good fall tubs brought as
igb as 26 cents.
Rev. w. A. Robinson and wife are in
own. There was large attendance at
he Congregational church yesterday to
near Mr.. Robinson.
DR.. W. o. Brown of Providence, R. l.,
las been in town of late on visit. His
friends are pleased to have him return
10 his old home, even for short visit.
LosT.-Between this village and West
charleston, on valley road, large gray
md brown, gents shawl. The owner
will be suitably rewarded by leaving ii
1t this office.
G. H. Chadwick is our travelling agent
md will give most of the MONITOR sub
scribers in this vicinity call before
January lst We have no other travel
ng agent.
Some of the fifers and drummers pro
pose to have little martial music al
he fair and will bring in their instru
nents. They invite all who have fife,
and drums to bring them in.
Mrs. Dewey, mother of Hiram X
Dewey, met with painful accident OF
"Wednesday night by falling to the floor
breaking her hip. She is an old lad!
pnd her recovery will be slow.
We shall print an extra number o
papers next week and expect to give
detailed account of the fair and races
Those desiring papers will please appl,
early, leaving orders at the office o
with US.
Geo. W. Jenness has been appOinte,
administrator on the Charles B. Ston
Estate, not settled by his son Charles
r. The grist mills in this place an
Glover are running. There are no nev
developments.
Beside the other talent with Nj
3laisdell. ]. P. Cobb and wife of Bosto
will be present at Robinsons's Oper
House at the entertainments on Wee
hesday and Thursday evenings. Dar
cling first evening.
The town and village authorize
ought to see to it that the community
pot disgraced, and the outside publ
abused by the sale of liquors during ia
line. The police at the Caledonia fla
arrested everybody who sold or ga,
away liquors, and there was no DRUM
enness.
Geo. W. Jenness finds, on opening
large kiln of brick, that he has got
most excellent burn on them. Besid
the service of John Wright, his forema
he bad William Densmore of Sutton,
experienced brick burner, who knov
just how to do it. Mr.. Densmor
though rs years of age, is as smart
cricket.