Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-04-11

AIOahY.
The listers are slowly and carefully
tending to their work.
last Albany.
At the earnest request of the people
East Albany Rev. A. D. Jones has
thdrawn his resignation and will re-
ain with the Freewill Baptist church
other year.
Outh Albany.
Rev. G. W. Ellis of South Albany is
ent for the sale of Clough's adjustable
Ive,-a very useful article for every
rmer.
artOn.
Yesterday was a remarkable sap day.
Parties are offering so cents bushel
early rose potatoes, delivered at this
pot.
William Wilson had made up to
Bt Tuesday, 475 pounds of sugar from
10 hundred trees.
James Cassidy has returned from
lifornia in good health, and feels well
id for his journey.
Miss Ellen l.. Lovejoy of Greensboro,
s been engaged to teach both terms
school in district No 5.
Those thinking of going to Colorado
Il do we'll to consult with J. E. Skin
of this place, who has just returned
m there.
The MONITOR of last week ought to
We had a word of praise for the schol-
y, and interesting lecture delivered
G. A. Prouty of Newport.
The Southeastern R. r. Company
purchasing locomotives, as we'll as
s, to supply their wants in the in
fdSlDR business OI GHe TOdu-
Mrs. William Leland, a longtime
ident of this town, died suddenly one
elk ago to-day. Her death was prob
Y the result of heart disease.
The NJ. E. Ladies Society meets with
s. Freeman on Tuesday evening of
week. Official members requested
be present and all others cordially
tied.
b. F. PercivaI opens the spring cam
On in the line of furniture, paper. &c.,
h full column ad To our knowl-
ye he has a very full store and lots of
utiful goods in his line.
We are pleased to learn that Charles
thewson of this place, has been Sc
ted as one of the competitors fol-
re speaking at Dartmouth college, to
place next commencement.
The listers are making good progress,
find no serious trouble with the
payers. 1t is probable that the
cunt of personal property will bt
siderably increased over the past.
ra Wyman recently sent off a calf
rty-six days old, that weighed 19f
lnds; this is big story, but every.
y who knows anything about calves
readily see that 1t was big calf.
A correspondent writes the Palladium
% Newport, making the pertinent in
ry why the Customs offices in this
unity are nearly all held by men wht
rich. or have grown rich since thei
)ointments.
he spring birds do not come. Bette
unerripg instinct that tells them t.
ay their migrations northward thai
the predictions of almanacs ant
nnors who foretell mild weather an,
ming spring.
Meyer Jacobs wants to inform tn,
Pile that he has returned from New
* with lots of new goods, includin,
heavy stock of new style clothin,
ch he will show to the public as 500
the going will admit.
F. Taylor, who carries on a par
Ephraim Taylor's sugar place, mad
pounds of sugar from 295 trees
the one big run of sap, which be
on Wednesday Mar. 3Oth and enc
Friday Apr. lst.
Neighbor Kinsley of the Burlingto
PIPER is pOking fun at others editor
printing cheap local items. Whe
Glow has his paper three-fourths flu
advertisements, as he does, ther
t room in it for unimportant item,
anything else.
,. Y. JOslyn is introducing thin
his county that will be of great col
fence and of practical benefit to al
5 simple continuance for siey
ch can be adjusted in a second
arate and clean grain, peas, bean
See his advertisement.
Glib" Ellis. having tried Californi
Pgon and Colorado. is now in Kansa
ERE he finds lots of New Englar
pie, good society and abundance