Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-07

albany.
The Dramatic Club plays "Ten Nights
a Bar Room" and the farce, "Imita-
ng a Granger" on the evenings of
arch I4-15. The club has purchased
Nv scenery and expect to give first
te entertainment. Music by the band.
In the lower department of the graded
hool the following scholars had no
arks: Lottie Sanders, Mabel E. Wal
ce, Fannie A. Brigham, Clara Chafey,
liner Wallace, Roscoe Cowles, Clarence
pwles, Gussie Sargent, Willie Beede,
arker Collins. The following had but
he absent mark: Role Chafey, Willie
ampbell, Dana O. Cowles, Rosa McCaf-
ey. The following had no tardy
arks: Rosa Mccartney, Ethel NJ. Fra
er, Katie Field, Roy George, Dana 0.
bwIes, Eddie Shepard, Arthur Martin,
Pile Chafey. Carrie V. Rowell, teacher.
Barton.
Is this sugaring?
Universalist soclable at Robinson's
III, tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. All
rdially invited.
Geo. Reed offers four weeks old pigs
sale, also has other filters that will
of marketable age in two weeks.
The remaining lectures in the Ladies'
purse will be postponed few weeks,
wing to other engagements of the lee
rers promised.
The papers report that the snow storm
last week, was so severe in Wisconsin,
to completely stop railroad travelling.
ow is that 81. K p
Chas. H. Dwinell, who has bought the
ford shops, is in want of good hard
pod lumber, one and two inches thick
ID dry; wanted at once.
By team accident, caused by the
ming away of another horse; Capt.
ce's sleigh and harness were badly
oxen in the village on Friday last.
More new goods at Grow Bros. Lots
5 and 10 cent goods just received.
Ill in and get good pocket rule for
o cents. Small profits and quick sales.
l have several accounts contracted in
e year 1880 that are yet unsettled; I'M
SIS they are settled Immediately shall
t them in the hands of an attorney for
Election. ]. w. HALL.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
wing Society will be held at the Con-
egational parsonage, Wednesday even
g at Z o'clock. A full attendance is
Esired.
In speaking of the sale of the Dwinel
t, recently. we stated that Geo. Frost
ns the purchaser, it should have been
60. W. and Frank E., as they bought
together.
Abbey's travelling theatrical troupe
ayed "Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
all on Friday night. The play was
cellently performed, and we cheerfully
aise it.
R. H. Corey offers his farm for sale
will be seen by his advertisement
ny one wanting good farm, pleasant,
ID conveniently located will do we'll t
anime this one.
We are publishing short advertise
ent for l.. H. Jones, scotsman of St
phnsbury. From experience with thu
eds, and the fact that they are chiefly
ised in Vermont, we commend tn,
ed.
The vote for commissioner was light
wing to the fact that the votes did no
It distributed in all towns, but limo
y Holt, nominated by the Count
temperance Society, received nearly al
e votes cast.
W. D. Bronson of East Hardwick ha
st purchased one of Mr.. Murkland'
rye cVayorator arches, and Mr.. NJ.
pving good trade in them. MI
ronson IS a careful, intelligent ma
ld buys only the best.
For judiciOus editing, select and POI
ar contributors, and sprightly, entel
lining reading. the Youths Companio
Boston, has no superior among tn
buth's publications. 1t has twice tt
rculation of any similar publication
ID unquestionably merits Its success.
All persons owing me on note or a
punt and considering themselves solyen
re hereby notified that the same must
aid on or before the Goth day of tn
onth, otherwise they will be consider'
solvent and treated accordingly. Th
cans every one, without regard to az
bndition, or sex. c. j. UFFoRD.