Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-14

albany.
James Edison is going to California.
Charles Hood has his new saw mill
arly ready to run.
Reuben Chaffee has sold his farm to
son-in-law, Ezra Butler.
S. C. Kimball has gone to the East
an Commercial College, Poughkepsie.
Just now there is quite an amount of
ckness among the children in this
cinity.
l. H. McClary has an order from
arties in the west for one million
funds of maple sugar.
H. W. Chafey is getting out timber
a new barn to replace the one that
rs burned on the Williams place.
Lawyer Burke recently got pension
Sc through for New Hampshire man,
e arrears of which amounted to over
$500.
d. Lawrence is overseer of the poor
ld superintendent of the town farm
kain, and G. S. Hamilton is again
perintendent of common schools.
At the present writing some less than
dozen Of our townsmen have gone crazy
pm over-taxation of the brain while
lnly endeavoring to "fll OUT the in
ntOry of real and personal property,
lille others are looking decidedly wo-
gone.
A. Frasier has rented his farm on the
EST hill to L. g. Leach. G. Dow
s let his Mcclellan place to John Jinks.
r. Perkins the former occupant has
ken Algier Jones farm in Craftsbury.
i. l.. Sanders has let his Mccartney
rm to Nelson Baldwin.
last Albany.
Hiram Hunter commences work at
ce on his new house. He expects to
ish it by the first of May.
Geo. H. Annis has let the Milo B.
lies farm to Wallace Hanson of Glover
one year. He takes possession at
ce.
Some forty or more of the friends and
latives of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Heath
Rde call upon the worthy couple the
h inst, and took possession for sea-
q. it being the 30th anniversary Of
cir marriage They took with them
sters and an abundance of other good
ibles, with which the table was spread
so presents amounting to about SIS
usic was furnished by Mrs. Clara San
I'm, assisted by her brother Wallace
lies, the violinist, after which excel
ut remarks were made by Rev. Horace
lies. 1t was very enjoyable occa
Pn to all present. May Mr.. and Mrs
cath live to enjoy many more marriage
niversaries.
barton.
Oranges % cents dozen at Currier'l
Gen. Grout has returned from Wash
gton.
Wanted. good coat and vest maker
pply to G. E. Gifin, tailor.
This cold" and the measles are max
g many sick in this vicinity.
Read Fred P. Cheney's advertisement
the White sewing machine.
Rev. W. ]. johnson will preach a
e NJ. E. church next Sunday.
The weather is warm with prospec
at sugaring will soon commence.
Sanford May has rented his farm an
ock to Mr. Duff for one year for S25C
New attractions at the Variety Store
emnants in laces from two to twelv
Irds, at 10 cents.
Mrs. l.. F. Parker requests all parti'
lvlng unsettled accounts with her
II and settle before April /.
William lite has moved to Brow
gtoD into Mr.. Buell's house and worl
r lite & Bartlett in their cooper sho
Stockholders of the Philadelphi
ilmlngton & Baltimore Railroad a
Eferred to the important notice in t
Py's paper.
The Ladies' Society Of the NJ.
urch will meet with Mrs. Geo.
lake, on Wednesday evening nez
he young people are specially invite
There will be sugar festival at Co
regational vestry, Tuesday evenin
ar. 10Th, at Z o'clock p. m. by t
aides Society of the church. Adm
on to vestry cts sugar 10 cts +;
allery 5 cts.
A. +. Rich. of Glover, has few cop
"My Maynard Pardner.,' by JOSH
liens wife, which be will sell for
Rch, or sends postpaid, on receipt