Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-31

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John Mcclure Is down again with
lung fever.
Robert Emery has taken farm in
Troy and moved on to it.
Will Courser has taken his Farewell.
Her other name is Ida.
Andrew J. Bagley and family have
moved to Holland, Mass.
B. o. Aiken is putting up horse-barn
1t his place on New street.
A. G. Martin moves into the vacant
house on A. G. Cheney's farm.
Willie Brigham, son of Rev. S. S.
Brigham, has nice two-year-old colt
Bhich weighs 104O pounds.
The band are working up dramati-
bal play, which they will put on the
tage the last week in November.
Mrs. Sturtevant leotured at the NJ. E.
church last Monday afternoon, and at
Darling's hall in the evening.
Frank Tatro and family, who went to
Kansas some two years since, have re-
urned, not being particularly pleased
With Kansas.
East Albany.
Mrs. Eliza Willis sells her farm and
Ots of personal property at auction on
Saturday, Nov. 5. The sale includes
III the stock, tools, hay and grain,
ousehold furniture, etc.
Barton.
j. B. Judkins has gone to Manches-
Ter, N. H.
o. D. Owen has fifty barrels of nice
winter apples.
Mrs Parker has new ad. this week,
which the ladies should read.
A large stock of diaries for 1882 just
received at the Variety store.
See what Percival's man with a long
beard has to say about furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Miles of Middle
sex have been visiting friends in this
town.
W. I. Virgins wishes to find lot of
calves which he has lost. See ''strayed
pr stolen IN this paper.
Joseph N. Webster's folks have lost
their infant son, born on the 9th instant.
He died on Wednesday last.
R. S. Twombly has sold rs acres of
Bis Westmore farm to Pete LaPete for
1926. LaPete has sold his land in
district No. to G. J. Uford.
The Misses Tinker have been to Bos-
Jon and their store is full of millinery
And other goods which the ladies will
wish to see. Advertisement next week
Levi Jacobs has an auction sale
thursday, Nov. 10, of lot of sleds
harnesses, etc., which 10. Rothchild:
sed in his numbering operations. Read
bis advertisement.
James Cassidy, whose sickness was
Mentioned last week, has been terribly
ray during the past week, but the ply
icians expect he will recover if no new
rouble sets in.
G. F. Davis received very pleasant
ocal mention and welcome in the Ore
oman, paper published in Portland
Oregon, where Mr.. Davis and famil,
ave made their new home
1t is said that the MONITOR is taken b,
very family in district No. 5. Thi
pay be one reason why they are so goo,
p in that district we are sending "a!
apers to the three offices in this town.
The students of the school are prepar
pg dialogues, single pieces and fare
pr the closing exercises of the school
Ov. 5. They are taking much pain
ND the entertainment will be of inter
Sc.
Our subscribers will do we'll to re
ember that they can obtain nearly al
Apers and periodicals at club rates wit
be MONITOR, at quite a saving to them
Dives. Our club list will be publishe
BON.
Rev. E. P. Wild, who has preache
the Congregational church the pre-
mt month. closed his labors here yes
rday. Mr.. Wild's friends here woul
BE- pleased if he could continue his Ia
prs longer.
Il. b. Robinson announces that he wi
deliver all goods ordered or purchase
at his store to any place within the vi
lage, free of charge. Although uptown
be sells goods as cheap as the cheapes
His stock is very large.
II. G. Dudley has raised the past SCI
son 81 bushels of wheat on three-fourtl
of an acre of ground, and 90 bushels
oats that weigh 80 pounds to the bush
on one acre of greensward. Henry thinl
there is no need of going west.
Geo. W. Jenness, who must bui