Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-05-02
Outh Albany.

John Findlay recently cut bad cash
his foot with an ax.-Lewis Smeade
lrt his foot very badly while drawing
mber away from the saw mill.-Thos.
ltterson has been laid up some time
tn severe lameness.-G. W. Orne, A.
Patterson and Eugene Greenwood
we each had felons of late. The
mount of pain to the square mile has
en- considerable, as the felon men will
stify.-Thomas Marnock is able to
ove on his crutches.
barton.
Newell Burnham had 9 old sheep
hich brought l9 lambs.
School in the west district commences
sxt Monday. Gertie Baxter, teacher.
Those interested in school matters in
is village will find interesting reading
the Union of last week.
Nearly all the schoolgirls IN the
llage school, who are of sufficient age,
I've taken schools and will teach this
miner.
Charlie Graves advertises what he
lis a spring opening of horse milll-
Pry." Find his shop and goods in the
wombly block.
J. W. Howard of Irasburgh adver-
ses that new and excellent variety of
btatoes, known as the Beauty of
enron" Read his ad.
The Ladies Society will hold socia-
e in the Congregational vestry, We'd
esday evening, May 4. All are cordi-
ly invited. Admission cents.
Three persons joined the Congrega-
pnal church yesterday; two by letter
I'd one by baptism. The religious in
rest in this church is very good.
Mrs. Parker has gone to Boston for q
ock of millinery and fancy goods which
i'll be here in a very few days. Dc
1t fail to call and see her new stock.
N. NJ. Scott has been doing a large
I'D increasing business at the "depot
ore" the past year, and invites a con
nuance of trade in his new advertise
ent to-day.
Lille Mathewson of this place holds
second place among the ladies of hel
ass in the St. Johnsbury Academy
ID has part in the graduating ezer
ses at the close of this term.
Remem Der the entertainment by thu
hespians at Robinson's opera hous'
morrow (Tuesday) evening. The.
ay "Octoroon" and have taken grea
Tins to have it perfectly prepared.
Lorenzo Miles, brother of W. W. Miles
owes to this place from Craftsbury ant
i'll occupy the same house with W, W
hey are good square men and we ar
ad to welcome them to this town.
Jasper l.. Brooks, hand cooper VIII,
yes in the north part of the town. ha
ade and sold within the past si1
eeks one hundred and six butter-tubs
70 wash tubs and a large feed tub.
G. J. Ufford has large lot of ney
lggies ready for the spring trade
hey are among the very best ever go
lt from his shops and are as good a
IN be made. Carriage building
hairless best "holt', after all.
The young people of the Methods
lurch are preparing an entertainment
hich will be held at Robinson's hal
Friday evening of next week, consist
G of singing by the lrasburgh musi
ub and other interesting exercises.
Thanks to "Reader" for kind word
bd for the article contributed. Th
lblisher of paper, try never so har
use the world we'll, gets more kick
an praises, and an occasional word {
bproval is a beautiful oasis in th
Ahara of his life.
Butter sold at lower prices on Satu
Ay, owing to depreciation in the ma
Pt. From IL to 20 cents were paiC
Re latter for only the very best. III
pgar buyers are disposed to lower tt
rice about one cent pound, only
r tub, 9 for stirred.
The Valley boys have put up GOO
FO-story house with large ell and cor
odious horse barn on their farm
be May Pond neighborhood. 1t is OF
the best farm houses in town. Durir
be past winter they drew in 402 cor
timber to the chair factory and As, OF
Fet of lumber for themselves, all wi
Vo teams.
The tenth and last entertainment
be serial course will be given by E,
lieut. Gov. Dale. of island Pond, Tue
ay. May TO- Subject, liking Lear