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

LoQ', AOlLHViiE VI hAOohJ, "hiNn WIZ
sent to j. B. Freeman's people. The
raisins are equal to any Malagas. and
the oranges the largest we ever saw,
one weighs 10 l-2 ounces. Mr.. Rowell
is District Attorney at San Bernardino,
and lives in region where oranges,
grapes, and other tropical fruits abound.
Barton Landing.
H. r. Bagley has made 1880 pounds
of sugar from 200 trees belonging to
Ira Sturtevant.
l. D. R. Collins has been appointed
county commissioner to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Holt of
Derby.
G. S. Skinner has just received a
quantity of herdsgrass and clover seed
which he invites his customers to call
and examine.
The dwelling house and sheds belong
ing to E. H. Lothrop, situated in Coven-
try, about three miles from this place,
we're destroyed by fire last Friday noon.
A small part of the household goods
were saved. There was an insurance of
$1,000 which will not half cover the
loss.
Bloomington.
Arthur Cheney goes to Manitoba, not
Montana as reported last week.
G. J. Gross recently lost good OK by
disease.-The young pigs are nearly all
dying in this town.
The people in the vicinity of the
Center are making strong effort to gel
a postofice at that place.
D. l. Dutton has sold his pacing horse
to Daniel Buchanan for $120,-H
Banding has sold a horse to Mr.. Ed
wards of Irasburgh for 500 and bought
another better one of J. Libby.
Evansville.
G. B. Leland, our Barton neighbor
has over 100 spring lambs.
H. Lapeire has hired the Sam Blak'
farm and goes to farming.
T. F. Marshall has bought % acre
of land adjoining the E. Holtham place
A.. Gravelin has moved to Bartor
Landing.-.M. Fay has moved into tn
Lapeire house, at which place the post
office is removed.
East Charleston.
l. D. Stevens has let his Cutler farm
to Mr.. McWilliams.
NJ. R. Davis has bought the ALDER
Stoddard place in the village for $500.
Clark Royce recently returned iron
the Dominion with lady whom he in
troduced as Mrs. Royce.
Horace Kathern has done a generou
thing in giving his brother, Daniel, tn
place where he lives, and other propert
hereabouts valued at nearly $4,000.
Rachel Allyn has decided what ha
been called the "Rachel'' lot of land o
236 acres to Edwin, Alonzo, Marth
and Rosita, children of her brother
Alpha. The lot is estimated to be wort
$1,000.
w est Charleston.
Charles Parlin is going to Nashua
N. H., to work at the carpenters trade
Mrs. Anna Buck recently sold pal
of twin calves, less than a week old, fo
S..
Edwin Foster and wife are engage
to work in VIM. Humans hotel at Del
by the coming year.
Russell Allen died of consumptio
and was buried on the 18th inst. Sa
no unkind thing of the dead.
Henry Bradford has gone to Ne
York to seek employment. Jaco
Sterne has gone there to purchase good
John Boyd and his mother have gor
to New Hampshire, and Charles ]
Worthen carries on the Boyd farm tn
year.
The 18th of April, Daniel 0. Parli
had made four lbs, of sugar to a tire
There seems to be quite harvest fc
the sugar-makers this year.
Chester a. Eastman, who had
right hand taken off in the mill at Mo
gan Center, last winter, is at work
Boston driving team for $26 per mont
and boarded.
A Mr.. Church from Coventry, b;
moved into the house known as ii
Fletcher house at Plunkett. H. Knight
who has occupied the house for son
time past, has moved into house b
longing to Mrs. o. G. Reed on the opp
site side of the street.
The teachers for our summer term
school, are Miss Abbie E. Cowles
Coventry. for the higher departmer
and Miss Carrie Ferrin of this place
the primary. Miss Jennie Clark go'
back to Island Pond for another teri
Miss Clark is one of our best teachers
Coventry.
John P Wheelock has sold his hou
tn Mr. Ninholo Of Nauport opd hann