Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-06-06

Will Courser has gone to Canada to
ork for brother-in-law.
Geo. W. Whitcher has rented B. O.
iken's house on New street, and moves
soon.
Allen Abbott has bought a place of
[r. Greaves in Craftsbury and moved
} to it.
Mrs. Billiard. whose accident we men
oned last week, died one week ago last
riday. She was eighty-six years old
ID had been in very poor health for
me time.
Outh Albany.
S. NJ. Rowell is going to build barn
ld put basement under it.-Wallace
Ow has built a wagon shed.-Lewis
meade is building horse barn.-D.
Cobb adds story to his house.
Cast Albany.
It. B. Skinner builds large addition
his barn. making it one of the best
this part of the town.
Thomas Teller gave his farm to his
n, James, for life support. Glad
lmes is going to settle down among US.
barton.
The best corset you ever saw for so
nts at the Variety Store. Call in.
Thermometer 81 and very hard frost
is morning. Much damage is done
it.
There is change of section bosses on
is railroad section, Mr.. Kimball losing
e first place.
G. J., Robinson is building house on
e Rothchslds' lot near the Gerry place
the east road.
The Decoration Day address of Gen.
rout at Hanover, N. H.. on Monday
st, is said to have been excellent.
John E. Skinner is travelling in New
ork selling patent machine for cutting
reads on wagon axles to take out the
huck."
G.. A. Drew is doing considerable
ork in his sash and door shop for par
IS in Newport, and is driven with
siness.
Have you looked after those sink
aims and other filthy places that breed
Fers. diphtheria, canker rash and 9th
dangerous diseases ?
By an exchange of desks, Rev. A.
ribner of Hardwick preached for Rev.
M. Wheeler yesterday. His discourse
As very practical and good.
We notice by Dakota paper that
len & Dodge are doing smashing
siness in jamestown in that Territory.
be Junior member of the firm is Willis
Dodge, formerly of this place.
Remember the adjoured town meeting
be held Tuesday (to-morrow) for the
rpose of raising money for town ex.
nses, hearing the report of a committee
pointed to investigate the matter of q
WINS poor farm. Netting called al
30 p. m.
The contest at Albany, N. Y, ovel
S. Senator continues. Conkling and
att receive only 95 and 80 votes re-
ectively, with no prospect of an in
Ease. Their case seems hopeless un'
IS the democrats come to their rescue
itch is highly improbable.
Speaking of buying poor farm il
Erton, we have taken some pains tt
Itch the reports of other towns since
matter was mooted here, and fine
at nearly all Of those reporting make
favorable showing for the town farm
stem of supporting paupers.
Mrs. J. B. Freeman has been in poo
alth some weeks. A. B. Mathewsor
very slim this spring. Thomas Var
y, if not better, is more comfortable
RS. Marcia Skinner does not improve
rapidly as her friends hoped sh,
ght with the coming of spring.
Those who have promised to pay thei
descriptions in work can find employ
mt if they will report to US any tim
thin the next fortnight. 1t will b
safest and most agreeable way 70
ne of those chronic promise breaker
settle their bills forthwith. 1t take
Pney to do our business and we onl,
for what is due
The entertainment by the Dartmouth
Pe club on Friday evening was quit
II attended and gave very excelleu
isfaction. The singers have excel
voices and sang with much tast
4 in perfect harmony. They wer
quently encored and repeated severa
their humorous pieces. Miss Mabe
mis-, daughter of the late conducto
mis-, played several piano pieces, muc
the delight of the audience. Sh
ssesses much musical talent.
|ar'tOn Landing.
.. ii. Green has just received lot &
bse Sc woven wire mattresses, ais
gon tops and mats.
The ladies will hold strawberry fes
al at the Nj. E. church, next Thurs