Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-01-31

albany.
About S75 we're taken at Rev. Mr..
niths's donation visit.
E. L. Annis, who has been very sick
about SIX weeks. is slowly recovering.
James McCaffrey has moved into the
dow Hyde house, lately vacated by
r. Phillips.
George Bills real estate sale has col
psed. and George will remain on the
d homestead while longer.
Our jeweler and taxidermist, G. M.
arckres, has recently received quite a
Election from our friend and former
wnsman. H. w. Darling. now of Colo
do. consisting of magpies, black .squir-
Is, etc. We might say right here that
r. Darling contributed to our lyceum
lper last fall some notes of travel, por-
aging scenes and events among the
Ountains of Colorado, that were we'll
orthy of space in some paper of a
ide circulation.
Cast Albany.
By the death Of widow Sally Miles,
is community loses one of the first
ttlers, and a woman much esteemed
her neighborly kindness, and her
hristian virtues.
The Ladies Society of the F. w. B.
hurch have rosette party and anti
larian supper, at their church on We'd
sday eve., Feb. 9. with appropriate
ID interesting exercises. All invited.
Omission only rs cents a couple.
outh Albany.
The donation for Rev. G. W. Ellis
me on the night of the 28th when the
ads were badly drifted and the cold
Rs intense, but fair company was
esent and $48 were contributed,
barton.
A few more Vermont Registers for
lie at the MONITOR Office. Price II
nts.
A new one-horse traverse sled will be
Id cheap for cash, or on time, by o. V.
'slyn.
Last Friday was very ugly day.
be wind was very brisk and the cold
tense. ... -
Oscar Owen has notice to-day of
special sale of linen goods. He is
epared to sell this class of goods at
usually low prices.
Well. Daddy Earle, wouldn't it be
urteous to give the MONITOR credit
some of the local news items you are
ing in the Citizen?
1t is hoped that the next entertain
ent in the Ladies Course" will be
Readings" by o. M. Tinkham, ESQ.,,
Pomfret on Feb. 10th.
Mr.. Farrant, the Newport florist,
rites US that he will visit this place, so
on as the weather will permit. with a
of winter and early Towering plants.
Somebody stole good lamb from B.
Peterson on recent night. Any
e who will give information concern
g the same will be suitably rewarded.
County court commences at Irasburgh
morrow. There are l65 court and 25
ancery cases. The county has SO
wyers, and, at present, IA deputy
eriffs.
The annual meeting of Orleans County
ir Ground Company well be held at D.
cDougalls store, Tuesday, Feb. Is,
81, for the election of officers for the
suing year. J. W. HALL, Clerk.
If anybody has a record of winter,
evious to this one, where for seventy
US in succession. previous to Feb. 1st,
e thermometer has been below the
eezing point, let him stand up and
cite.
Thanks to our numerous friends fol
'Ompt payment of their subscriptions
e hope large number will canoe
cir Indebtedness and put themselves
the advanced class before the end O
sbruary.
The Grow Bros. have just put in !;
and 10 cent counter, in the VARIETY
ore where they have great variety
articles that usually retail at mucl
CHER prices. Give them call ant
We money.
Special communication of CLEANS Lodg
b. 50, F. and A. M, will be held at Ma
mic hall, Friday, Feb. 4, at p. M Al
embers are requested to be present, a
lsiness of Importance is to be trans
tied. O. V. JosLYN, Sec.
The number of births in this villag
strict he past year was 81; male
females 10; foreign parentage II
be number of deaths were l6; male
female 8. Eight of the decease
ere over so years of age.