Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-04-25
Albany.

Albany.
The sick are recovering, though the
ock measles are lowering about.
The Mrs. Jenness place in the vii
Ege is being painted and re-papered.
The listers work is nearly completed.
he personal list will be very largely
pcrcased.
The graded school of the village COM
ences to-day. Carrie V. Rowell and
ellen Vance, teachers.
Barton.
Scion Currier has been severely sick
r some time.
Lots of seed grain and grass seed at
weu's. Read his ad.
Do not forget the Thespians' play at
obinson's hall, Tuesday eve., May 3.
Mrs. Almon Gray is slowly recovering
ON a severe illness of rheumatic fever.
Henry Gay makes an announcement
advertising columns interesting to
lr readers.
The Ladies' Society of the M. E.
lurch is invited to meet with Mrs.
eed on Wednesday afternoon next.
New lot of goods at the Variety store,
insisting in part of wagons. croquet
its. bird cages, fancy goods, laces, etc.
all in.
Get your "dorg' registered before
ay l, thereby saving so fine or more
Pcording to the bowels of compassion of
e constable.
There is prospect that telephone
i'll be put in the postoffice in this vii
ge to run to the depot, and to other
pints as desired.
The weather for the last eig ht or ten
hys has been almost absolutely perfect,
hd the snow is fast melting away by
e warmth of the sun.
The T. G. Cobb lot, including sugar
ace and wood lot, near May hill has
cen sold to Baldwin & Drew. The
mber will be drawn by Judah Brooks
pd his brother who may eventually
ave the land.
The Cottage Hearth, published by
ottage Hearth Co.. Boston, Mass, is a
bry useful monthly which contains a
reat amount of interesting matter fol-
le home. Send three cent stamp fol
copy and the periodical will speak
r itself.
Elliott & Cassidy are reported to have
urchased the land belonging to the
Obj estate which lies south of the Johr
rkley blacksmith's shop. Here is /;
pod building lot and it is presumed
lat new set of buildings will soon b.
ected thereon.
The patrons of the Ladies' Course o
htertalnments are again obliged t.
ait patiently for the last exercise
ov. Farnham has partially accepted al
INVITATION to close our course, but
tile time must be granted before ne
citations can be completed.
1t is reported that H. E. Harris o
radford has hired the Spalding hote
nd will soon take possession. MI
arris is familiar with hotel keepin
nd is we'll spoken of by the Bradfor
eople. If he is able to make the hous
popular with the travelling public a
lr Spalding has done he will have
pod business.
Public examination of teachers will b
eld on Saturday, April 80, in the grade
chool building, south room on the secon
DOR, commencing at 8, a. m. The exam
alton will be written in the forenoon an
raj in the afternoon. 1t is earnestly II
uested that all who contemplate teacI
~ in town during the coming year b
resent. Citizens and friends of educ;
on are cordially invited to attend.
REV. ANNETTE ]. SHAW, Sup't.
Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines of North Tro
ave been engaged to teach the scho'
ere.
Rev. H. 7. Jones and wife and l.. v
iildreth and wife attended conferenC
Bradford.
Joseph Colley has returned from Al
over, N. H.. where he has been spenc
Dg the winter. Dean Rogers and wi
ave also returned from Boston.
Willie G. Thrasher formerly
'rownington, but who of late has b;
barge of the Boston Clothing Store
forth Troy. died last Saturday of t
hold pneumonia.
John Brown does not recover fro
is injuries received by the Covent
abroad accident. He is really grown
worse from week to week and is liat