Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-04-18


John Grovro is sick with pneumonia,
james Field has two children sick of
hnker-rash.
Abbie Frasier teaches school in Burke,
yra Cowles in Irasburgh and Kate
yde in West Rutland.
The village has practically established
graded school, the district again de-
ding to run two schools, summer and
inter.
William Sartwell has rented of the
hafeys the Clark house on Water
rect, and lawyer Burke is to move
to the Mrs. Jenness house vacated by
hrtwell.
barton.
V. N. Spalding offers lot of four
eeks old pigs for sale.
w. w. Miles will move into the Lewis
puse on church street, which is being
paired for him by Geo. W. Jenness.
G. J. Robinson has lot of Buzzell
alter wheels cheaper than ever before,
close out the business. Write him.
The Ladies' Sewing Society will meet
it'll Mrs. G. A. Robinson, Wednesday
ternoon of this week. All the ladies
rdially invited.
The Vermont Conference of the Meth
list churches, is held at Bradford this
eek, and the ministers of that denomi-
tion will all be present.
The Misses Tinker have line of new
DDS at their millinery rooms, and in
tie the ladies to come in and sec their
W trimmings and laces.
Capt. Blake thinks his readers don't
preciate the outside pages of his Non
~ Try them Oh a ''patent. ''-Inder.
Not any, we don't like that kind of
sh.
LosT.-Between J. B. Freeman's and
isha Randall's long two-hooked
BILE chain, on Friday last Whoever
II return the same to this office will
suitably rewarded.
Rev. A. M. Wheeler closed his first
ars service as pastor of the NJ. E
urch yesterday. His services have
en- very acceptable and it is expected
at he will return.
Easter services were held at the Con
egational church yesterday, an appro
late sermon by Rev. Phelps in the
renoon and an Easter exercise by the
nday-school in the evening. There
re the usual floral decorations.
Glib" Ellis has returned from Cal
prnia, Oregon, Colorado and Kansas
of which states he has partially
nvassed. He is we'll pleased with hi
p and better convinced that Vernon
a pretty good country after all.
Mr., and Mrs. Benz. Mossman returned
pm California on Friday morning il
cd health. Whether they brought tn
we're storm with them from the ia
est we cannot say, but it would hav
ne credit to any section of the country
Miss Adnah Jenness of this vIllag
pches the higher department of tn
hool at Lyndonville. Miss CLAIR
4rnard is also engaged for the primar
partment. They are excellent disci
narians, good teachers, and will d
emselves credit anywhere.
The listers have been busy the pas
eek in this vicinity, picking up tn
nfantOries. Contrary to general ez
Citations, they find them heaviest /
e vicinity of Lake street. Some pal
s are reluctant about swearing t
EN-, confessing that they cannot swea
tn any degree of certainty.
The present has already been yer
Oductive sugar season, with the pros
ct of more runs" to follow. TIL
eld already is from nearly two to fy
unds to the bucket The MoNITo
hn would be glad of little sugar
pecially from those badly delinquer
bscribers who may find sugar an cas-
ing to pay with.
D. McDOugall has supply of sample
pm which he is prepared to take mea
es and furnish mems and boys flu
its at prices ranging from S. to So
CHI and warrants; he is also cuttin
d making suits as usual for customer
DO wish to furnish cloth and at pric,
IedsOhdOle ds eau De maue by an
st-class workman.
Under date of April IL a GLOW,
end sent us an early flower and tt
lowing poetical bud, both of whic
appreciated
NY dear Mr. Editor Blake:
TO show that the W inter is over
This beautiful blossom take
From the fertile fields Of Glover.
Our Barton friends who appreciate flowers
tAs nearly all good people do)
Should visit these flower decked bowers
From friend and MONITOR lover
you don't know who
Among the curiosities brought hon