Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-11-21

sold the advertisement has always
brought parties to examine property.
and want of sale has not been the fault
of the paper. In regard to other prop
erty, the chance of sale is still better, as
customers are more numerous. The
man who wishes to sell his property and
only lets the fact be known in his own
neighborhood stands poor chance in
deed, while he who informs the readers
of paper of the fact, rarely fails to find
somebody who is looking for the class of
property advertised. We wish the
above fact was better understood, not
that it might increase the amount of ad-
vertising in this paper, but that our
readers might have the advantage Of
this way of effecting sales and purchas-
es, and that our advertising columns
might be filled with class of advertis-
ing a great deal better than the average
medical ads.
Barton Landing.
Sarah Hall will teach the winter term
of the school at South Barton.
Halsey R. Hall probably has one of
the best focks of sheep in this part of
the county.
The lecture given by Rev. W. D..
Malcolm, last Friday evening, was very
attentively listened to by a good audi
ence and it was interesting and instruc-
tive. Mr. Malcolm easily imparts the
knowledge he has gained by his travels
in foreign lands. The next lecture of
the course is to be given by Rev. I. ?.
Frost of Bradford, Monday eve. Dec. 5.
Subject: 1.-THE Infant of the Revolution -
Bloomington.
G. J. Gross is made selectman in
place of J. G. Bartlett, removed to Bar.
ton.
Public examinations of teachers al
the Center school house on Saturday
next
Mr.. Cowles continues his singing
school in district No. 2, until further
notice.
School in district No. 2 commence.
next Monday, Miss Hadlock of NORTH
Troy. teacher.
G. Murray. who has worked for AL
bert Wells about three years, hires on
, for another year for $500.
Remember the lectures at the Center
: commencing next Tuesday evening anc
f holding over the Sabbath. by Mrs. Nc
Kinstry, the eloquent Advent preacher.
Mr.. Barnes, whose sickness has beef
mentioned, died on Wednesday last o
consumption. He was good neig hbo
and citizen, and much beloved by al
who knew him.
Three years ago Z. ?. Cleveland. J
G. Bartlett and l. G. Smith made fart
trade by which all exchanged homes
Since that time each of them has los
his wife; rather singular coincidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas S. Bartlett receiv
i ed genuine surprise last Monday a
ternoon, large number of their FRIEND
o and relatives calling on them quite III
n expectedly, to remind them that it W;
IL their tenth marriage anniversary.
10 good number of presents and the be-
y wishes of all their friends were bestowe
upon them. 1t was a very pleasal
!. gathering.
a Coventry.
The committee have finished the r
o pairs on the school building in the vi
!. lage.
at The Dorcas society meets in the We
&c try of the ~ e. church on Tuesday e
Sc ening of this week Friends invite
|, Maple candy will be served
While Willard Frost was runnir
n, lines for Chandler & French up iowa
t. the gore country, he discovered be
ut tracks. Where are the Coventry be
is hunters
as Craftsbury.
III Miss Agnes Simpson died on Tuesd
no last.
III Fred Whitney teaches school in t
&c Seaver district.
= Charles Jones has hired Mrs. Clar
farm on West Hill and moved on to it.
Waterman Rollins has moved to W
!. colt.
is Those wishing something done in I
m line of good barbering will do we'll
nd call on Frank Delottenville at Patti
sons hotel.
,ls Teachers examination will be held
NJ the schoolhouse. East Craftsbury,
". urday Nov. &c, commencing at o'clc
IS in the morning.
nm West Charleston.
he J. B. Holton has taken in two tons
as poultry within the past few days.
ID. Miss Laura /. Bruce teaches school
ng the Ira Taylor district, in Morgan, t
nd winter.
n The school exhibition on Friday ev
ne ing was largely attended and gave gr