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


Frank Richardson has pair of twin
calves.
DIR. E. G. Stevens, dentist, will be at
Austin's hotel, May 18th.
The Parker boys are furnishing cut
slabs at their mill for 90 cord-cheap
enough.
Eddy Flemming and wife are going
to Iowa, where they have promise of
work at good wages.
The fellow who took the harness from
Ed. Cooledge's barn better settle DANA
ges, before his name is made public.
Guy Goodrich recently lost a good
horse, and A. P. Webster good COW.
Obituary notice of John Smiths crow
bait next week.
Morgan.
Our merchant, B. F. Moore has gone
to Boston for new goods.
The friends of Mrs. Frank Jenne, will
be glad to hear that she is recovering
from her severe sickness.
Newport.
The Boston clothing store is enlarged
and improved.
E. H. Stone of st. Johnsbury moves
the Goodrich block on to Second street.
Our villagers have got the repairing
and Sticking up fever. No fatal cases
reported.
J. Y. Green has put in new pre-
scription case at bis drugstore. and is
putting in lots of fresh goods. He is
receiving a good share of public pat
ronage.
At the soldiers reunion on Saturday,
quite number of soldiers from adJoln-
ing towns were present, and the sound
of fife and drum were heard, and the
latent patriotism was reused to a fervor
Steps were taken toward the establish
ment of Grand Army Post, which will
be formed in due season.
Thomas Farrant, our skilled and en-
terprising florist, gardner and nursery
man, never was so we'll prepared to sup
ply his customers as he is this spring
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Anybody desiring anything in his line.
will find that they can buy plants. and
trees of him at very reasonable rates.
1t is a pleasure to visit his greenhouses.
Newport Center.
Orrin Adams is building new barn.
S. F. Nichols has rented the S. M
Field or Hemenway place.
j, Nye Blake lost little finger by ar
accident in the mill recently.
b A. W. Putnam is buying and pressing
hay at the Hollis Gould place.
v E. H. Williams, an old townsman
# and his family are here on visit. They
v will settle on the old farm in Troy will
his father.
= A little four-year-old, said on seeing
J. Rev. II. F. Austin, our new Methods
+ minister. "Pa | love new fat ministers
1t seems Mr.. Austin is winning friends
e Salem.
n Daniel Spencer has lost another hore
# by death.
Joseph Cushing of Derby has bough
n farm of Peter Duval
d Rev. J. w. Spencer of Barton Land
lr ing, who has been preaching here durin
e the winter, gees to new a field of labor
and we lose good preacher.
Some of our busy farmers seem to fol-
'e get the commandment in relation to tn
sabbath. Working on Sunday is NO
D. profitable, either in this world or til
,e next, and no community can afford
break the laws of God and the laws {
10 the land, by failing to observe the sal
- bath.
Westfield.
John Buck goes to Botson this wee
- to purchase goods to refill his store.
A Rev. Mr.. Jennie, the NJ. E. pastor
has rented Mrs. James Bedell's house an
u =, is moving in.
- Henry Turner has moved into th
William Richardson house. Mr.. He
aS lex has moved into the John Lado hous
q Leander Miller has finished sawin
and piling his lumber, and goes to New
port to work for Miller & Prouty
m their saw-mill.
y Westmore.
The ice in Willoughby Lake went OF
'et April, 29.-Twelve days earlier tina
ay last year.
Stephen Hunt had finger bad
Ii smashed in the scythe-stone shop, fe'
on days since.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ch Asa Hoyt of Peacham has full bloc
at Jersey cow SIX yvars old that has mao
676 lbs. of butter during the year, b
ITS sides selling and using four hundred an
A sixty-eight quarts of milk. He fine
Is. by careful test that 6 IL quarts
this cows milk makes pound of blu
" ter At this rate she has made seve
hundred and forty six pounds of butte
- during the year. This cows dam Wa
m