Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-05-09

Clara Colburn teaches the school at
South Albany.
B. C. Miles made 825 pounds of
sugar from 200 trees.
The friends of Rev. A. D. Jones tnrn-
ID out on recent day and sawed him
up big pile of wood.
David Green has been making extern
i've repairs on his house which will
give him an excellent domicile.
The friends and neighbors of Hiram
Hunter made him a pleasant house
warming call on Wednesday evening
asst, he having just moved into his new
house. The occasion was very agreeable
o all.
Hon. Levi Rowell who has one of the
argest sugar orchards in the state
400 trees-made the past season
1000 pounds of good sugar. His sugar
apparatus is the best he could arrange
nd his sugar product excellent. He is
eported to have sold 5000 pounds to
I. NJ. Scott of Barton.
Barton.
See Mrs. Parker's advertisement.
Full set of croquet, in box, for so cts.
t Grow Bros.
Plenty of old newspapers in the Mon
TOR Office at cents pound.
Carl Jewell of this place is at work in
he CaLdonion Office at St. Johnsbury.
The NJ. E. Ladies Society meets with
FRS. B. D. Stone on Wednesday after
DON.
The selectmen will meet at the Office
W. l. Robinson on Saturday. May IA,
settle with highway surveyors.
o. D. Owen has returned from Boston
18th large stock of new goods, and
ANTS to show them to mis- customers.
The ESSer County Herald has very
lvorable notice of lecture delivered in
sland Pond by Gen. circuit of this place
E. F. Dutton had an attack of illness
Friday last that was very serious fol
few hours, but we are glad to learn that
e is much better.
The trained monkey, Chickawinkey
as lately presented to Harry Herman
be seven years old boy medium by Bar.
um the great Snowman.
Rev. William Sterling, we'll known in
pis county, having finished three
ears pastorate at Augusta, Maine, goes
Bath by order of the Conference.
The friends of Capt. S. A. Grow O
be east part of the town made him al
anniversary visit on recent evening
hich was much enjoyed by all parties.
E. F. Dutton made 1900 pounds O
pgar from 400 trees, many of then
nall second growth trees. This wa,
Pnc Oh one of our village farms by 3;
uggist farmer.
The young peoples entertainment Sc
Friday evening of this week is post
Pned until next week, at which tim,
ptice will be given. Meetings for re
earsal will be held on the evenings al
ady set for them.
Scion Currier having nearly recovered
om his late sickness proposes to sci
share of groceries and provision
this place, and tells the people what
has on sale at his store in an adver
ement in this paper.
The drama entitled 1.-The Social Glass
Victims of the Bottle" is above tn
erage Of modern dramas. 1t is bette
an ''Ten Nights in Bar-room, - and tn
importance people everywhere cannot d
tier than to encourage the production
this play.-Franktort Crescent.
G. H Dwinell, who recently purchase,
e shops of G. ]. Ufford, has put i
achinery for the manufacture of furni
re and is getting out ash furniture 70
rites in Boston. Mr.. D. has goo
cilities for doing work and we expec
see his business largely Increase.
Hon. Geo. N Dale of Island Pom
livers his lecture, king Lear" a
pbinson's hall tomorrow TUESDAY
ght. Mr.. Dale is very entertainin
d forcible speaker, and his lectur
II be worthy the attendance of al
lis is the last lecture in the Ladie
urse.
Miss Fannie E. Backus of Boston, til
nous elOcutionist, will give readin
Robinson's hall, Tuesday evening
az IL. Music by Miss Lola Divine
Mr.. G. F. Davis. Admission, l
}. /; reserved seats % cts. Tickets fc
e at the pOstOfice on and after Satu
y, May IA.