Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

u Iarm InlS year.
L. Sanders has rented his corner
X to Jack Bagley from Craftsbury.
Willard Eldredge has moved into the
ewell house on Water street, and
"a Abbott has moved into B. o.
EMS house of New street.
St Albany
lrs. Thomas Williams lost valuable
of lockjaw.
homas Marnock, who was so badly
at Grandy's mill. South Barton,
htly, has so far recovered as to be
ed home. He desires to express
thanks to the friends at South Bar
who so kindly assisted him at the
of his injury and until his removal
!.
rtOn.
ute a quantity of sugar has been
E.
he parties who bargained for lease
palding's hotel have backed out.
hanks to Claremont Stationery Co.,
emont, N. H.. for New Hampshire
ster for 1881. 1t is useful book
the sum of % cents.
Graves requests all persons having
titled accounts with him to call and
up before April lst. He wants half
, of maple sugar on account.
he 9th entertainment in the Ladies
rse, will be given Friday Apr. lst,
listing of a lecture by G. A Prouty,
of Newport, Subject, The Sun"
ev. W. J. Johnson preached at the
E. church yesterday in his usually
uent and convincing style. His
y friends we're glad to hear and see
ur thanks are due to Hon. l.. P.
ney of Albany for the new sugar he
US last week. The Judge hung his
tets early and got good "run" be-
other people knew it was time to
r.
be Pastoral Operetta "Iittle Bo
y" will be given under the auspices
he Universalist Social Circle, at
nson's Opera House on the evening
'ednesday. Mar. %. General ad-
ion Is cents reserved seats 20
). Tickets at the drug store.
Il school officers and others interest
this village school district are re-
ted to meet at F. W. Baldwin
on Thursday evening next. to abate
and do other important business.
auditors will meet at the bank Office
riday evening next.
lr readers have doubtless noticed
Advertisement of Drew, Wheelock &
commission merchants. We sup.
these parties to be honorable and
onsible for all goods consigned to
Mr.. Drew is we'll known in this
;, and we are glad to speak good
for him.
rs. John L. Woodman was buried
her late. home on Wednesday last
Lawrence Phelps officiating at the
raj. MIR. Woodman. and the chill.
Charles and Martha, desire tt
k the friends and neighbors fol
assistance and kindness during tn,
hess and since the death of tn,
Eed departed.
young man who goes home from
er meeting with a girl. and carries
hted cigar in his mouth. furnishes
able proof that he has been hang
round on the outside of the hous,
ing for the opportunity, and that i
pious. If the girls would resolv
accept for beaux boys who roos
be fence, it might produce a refor
on and draw the young sinners int
neutrality-suspicious.
arle of the Citizen boosted wee
re last that he was out of debt. anG
hg other soft things he said of hin
was this: eve have always dea
people squarely and honorably an
defy all humanity to prove to tn
rary." We noticed in the sam
of his paper that he had appropr
about One-half column of local new
S from the MONITOR without givin
it, as is his custom. We are ola
he is prospecting and are pleased
ribute to bis prosperity by buyir
news items and furnishing the
IS to him. If he can't give US credi
IDLY he may be inclined to -addre
y those endearing names he former
Pitch in 'Runa
rOf. c. H. Cook, the we'll know
st, who has been operating in s
psbury for the past two weeks,
ping for a few days at spaldine
where he can accurately adju