Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-06-28

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A1bany.
Mrs. G. R. Hunt is building a new
prse barn.
Hon. II. G. Miles has put new coat
paint on his buildings.
The bears are catching large num-
sr of sheep from J. B. Hovey's flock.
Farmers say that the grass crop never
oked better at this time of the year
an now.
Outh Albany.
W. o. Harvey has built sugar house
the Lawrence lot.
Hon. Levi Rowell has given the out
de Of his house coat Of paint.
James Anderson has erected monu-
ent on the lot where his wife lies
lried.
There was q Goth anniversary we'd
ng at NJ. l.. Gilman's in the edge of
lover on the 10Th. A very large num-
DR. assembled and a capital time was
PjOyed.
Barton.
The academy and graded school
nildiugs are being painted.
There is a change of time in railroad
aims to-day. See time table.
Rev. A. NJ Wheeler was away last
eek attending college commencement
Middletown. Conn.
Remember the Sunday-School COnven-
on held at West6eld, Wednesday and
thursday of this week.
Our thanks to Mrs. Z. B. Simonds
Glover for one of the prettest bouquets
flowers we ever saw.
The hay makers commence work in
Arrest this week. There will be a
eavy crop of hay. There is good
cal of old hay left over.
1t is very dry in the west and south
the state, while we are not suffering
ere very much for the want of rain
rops of all kinds look very WELL
Ora White raised his big barn last
eek, and is hurrying it along to get il
Dady for this hay crop. Hiram Cass is
oss on the job, and that means that il
iii be thoroughly done.
If figures can be relied upon, Gen
irout will have large majority in the
of anton which meets on Wednesday
mits his liz even if Judge Powers per
ton. ~go before the conVen
The trustees of the
q sidewalk from the bridge nave inl'
bury brook, Main street, nor Ttae sans a
coin street, thence to the railroad an, LIN
Elm street from Park stree> to the I. K
Drew place.
The rooms in the John KeatingSu;Id
ing, recently occupied by Ed. Harfo.
have been painted and repaired, an
Hartford will put in a new stock
goods, consisting of groceries, Tobacco,
pOnfectiOnary, &c.
The selectmen have caused a 200
hing to be done to the road betvee
he Peterson and Geo. Reed places, b
covering the worst of the road wit
plank. This piece Of road is often al
post impossible during the mudd
onDths in spripg and fall -
Butter sold on Saturday at from l.
Is cents, only the very best bringing
pc highest figure. Butter was a littl
in Barton during the last part of th
eek. 1t would seem safe way just a
resent to put butter into cool, cleal
GLARS for better prices hereafter
A little son of Jacob Downing, VIII
yes at the upper end of Bellewater
ed suddenly on Thursday night of
Ouble resulting from diptheria. H
I'd been sick some days, but wa
ought to be some better and out o
Anger, when Of sudden he was takel
ry much worse and died within tn
~. 1t is probable that he choked T.
bath.
Mr.. Wilson, our excellent artist, ha
GENTLY procured at quite an expeus
me painted background scenery, rusti
rniture, &C., which enables him [,
&c pictures representing out-of-doo
sitions. The pictures are very prett,
Nd many will admire this style for ;
background. 1t is always worth Will,
visit Mr.. Wilson's rooms and exam
pc his Photographic work and paintings
BY the courtesy of J. E. Skinner
ensus enumeration. we are able to Civ,
be following facts in regard to th,
ensus in this town. Other and fulIe
ePOrts will be given hereafter: Who'll,
o. of inhabitants in town, 1896 pop
latiOn in 1870, 1911; gain in tel