Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-09-25
ALBANY.


ton few days since, has decided to
remain, having found place III
wholesale grocery store. He is
young man of excellent habits and
much promise, and we dislike to spare
him from our community. May sue
cess attend him.
Barton
First-class hop sacking for sale
cheap at o. D. Ovens.
A new bridge has been built on
the river near the David Collision
place.
A Burlington cracker peddler lost
a horse in this village Sunday night
of pink-eye.
Remember the pew rental at Con-
gregational church on Wednesday
afternoon next.
Fox & Ward proved themselves excel
lent dancers in clogs and break-doWns
and were compelled to repeat their
act entire.-BoStOR Post.
Read E. E. Rawson's ad. relative
to pianos, sheet music, watches, Sill
yer ware, eyeglasses, etc. 1t will
pay to give Mr.. Rawson call.
Quite large amount of rowen and
late cut grain has been out in the
long storm and is nearly ruined.
Wheat is "grown" and rowen and
oats have rotted.
Mr.. Robinson, an apple tree man
from Montpelier, is selling lots of
trees in this vicinity; he has already
sold 1000 in the east part of this
town and in Westmore.
The semi-annual conference of
Congregational churches will be held
at West Albany, Tuesday and
Wednesday. julius Rice and J. j.
Hill were chosen delegates from here.
The cline" storm, or some other
storm, commenced about two weeks
since and continues. The amount
of rainfall has been several inches
and the ground is thoroughly soaked.
The elegant gold comets used by
Messrs. Cline and Lovick, of Roy
Brothers, Fox & Wards minstrels.
in parade and on the stage, will be
on exhibition at buttons drug store.
after the company's parade.
Messrs. Baxter & Grow were lit
tie too late for their ad. this week.
but it will appear next week. They
are doing a good business at the
Green Mountain store and will bt
glad to see all who wish to buy hard
ware, grain, flour, oil, ETC., etc.
Some of our village people, wht
have been off the sidewalk wallowins
in the mud on Main and other streets
wish to have us remind the trustee
that about ten more dark lantern
are needed to light this city. Evi
IDENTITY little more light or littl
less tangle-foot is needed.
Oscar Owen and his efficient man
ager of the new clothing store, Ere,
Cheney, have just returned fror
market with "piles'' of goods whic
are now being opened in these stores
Mr.. Owen is always one of the yer
first men from this county to get
the seasons stock of goods and b
gets more than his share of the creal
of trade. See his clothing store ad
The Montpelier Daily Journal W!
be published during the session
the legislature as usual. The Ddd
Journal is an excellent papt
and has facilities for obtainin
legislative news that no other papt
possesses, and is largely taken b
members of the legislature and sci
to their constituents. Single cop,
$3.50; copies, $1.25 each; te
copies, $1.00 each.
On Friday last, while workme
were moving out the end of lawy
Miles barn for the purpose of e.
larging the building, the high VIII
blew the whole end down, and Jam
Dow of West Glover, Elias Mil
and II. d. Bickford were quite badl
though it is hoped not dangerous
hurt Others who were at work
the job escaped being hurt by jun
ing. 1t was a narrow escape for a
Mr.. Bean, representative ele
from Glover, states that so far as
knows, there was no trade or undt
standing in the election in Glove
by which republicans voted for t
democratic nominee for represent
tive, with the understanding IL
democrats should vote for DR.. TIE
pleton for senator. Somebody pa
ed the names of DR.. Templeton o,
the name of one of the nominees
the regular democratic county ticI
and those who chose voted the pa
ed ticket.
AS we stated last week Mrs. ,
seph n. Webster died Sunday mig
September IL. She had been i'll
some weeks, when she was attack
with gastric fever and no skill
care could save her from the poy
of that dreaded disease. Her f,
eral service, held at her late no