Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-17


to large farm in So. Troy.
Our merchants have just returned
bm market with a new line of goods.
Bashaw, Rowell and Johnson, the
bttle men, have returned to occupy
cir old places in the village.
The state superintendent of education,
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Emerson, held an
ucational meeting here Thursday, day
ID evening, which was enjoyable and
oGtable to all who attended.
Outh Albany.
Geo. Orne has new boy.
William Williams has bough 25 acres
land known as the Miles place of S.
Parker of Newport.
D. R. Cobb has his new house ready
plaster. Smead has made
eat improvements on his buildings by
airing down, moving and rebuilding.
Barton.
Cush. Waterman has sold his place
r $3.50.
See railroad timetable for change of
me made last Monday.
J. w. Hall is having run of fever,
1T is not reported as severely sick.
Amos DeCota has opened black
nth shop at the south end of Lake
rect.
The sixty-ninth annual meeting of
Vermont Bible Society is held at
orthfeld on Wednesday of this week.
Nathaniel Folsom some time since
ought twenty two year-old heifers of
:. F. Robinson and is selling them
it of a meat cart.
Il. W. Drew has been making re-
hrs on his buildings.-Pat Quinn is
hitting up a tenement house IN his
lrgh on Lake street.
E. F. Dutton, having sold his farm,
fers large amount of personal prop
ty for sale at auction on Saturday OF
Ext week. See his advertisement.
Rev. A. M. Wheeler has been invited
the selectmen to take the office of
lperintendent of schools, made vacant
the departure of Miss Shaw to the
lest.
E. F. Dutton raised on one half-acre
ground, over eighty bushels of ears Of
Prn and "any quantity of fodder
his, we believe, is the biggest yield YET
fported.
If Subscriber will take the pains t.
Bep in, he can learn some things ht
oes not seem to understand. 1t is al
avs best to address editors in one'
wn name.
The D. W. Robinson place in this VII
4ge is sold to Geo. W. Jenness, who i
ainting up the buildings and will d
Their repairs. Mr.. Robinson is at worl
pr the railroad company.
William Graves has been suffering Sc
erely of sciatica trouble since las
pring, and is barelyEable to be out o
oors. His shop and Office work i
one by William, Jr.
The remains of Mr.. Daniel and Mrs
enniej. Graves, parents of Williar
raves of this village, were.moved frol
be north burying ground to.the villag
emetery on Fridayslast.
We have never seen the stores
his place SO full of goods as they a
t present. The merchants have a
eturned from market and have gooc
efficient to supply half-dozen town
Amory Dawson shipped from this st
ion this morning 1000 head of cattl
besides this drove, occupying about thi
cars, there was other stock and me
handise. making the largest train ev
oaded in this town on one day.
1t is reported that Elisha Rand;
vii move into the new house built
Hrs. Flanders. and that DIR. J.
PEARSON will move into the Twomb
pouse vacated by Mr.. Randall.-D.
Bean has moved into the W. w. Gro
esidence.
The members of Active Engine {
No. 2 and others interested propose
ledicate the new engine-house hall
appropriate ceremonies. to close with
pail, on Friday evening of this we
They will make the occasion interest,"
md enjoyable.
E. F. Dutton has sold his farm to
B. Harris of New York city and n
3. B. Ordway of Craftsbury. Mr.. II
is is Sutton boy, who has been s
cessful in business and wishes to hav
pleasant home for his family in sunni
hnd his mother-in-law, Mrs. Pow
Mrs. Ordway is sister of Mrs. Har
and Mr.. Ordway and family move OF
the place soon. This will make a '