Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-15
ALBANY.

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NO sermon to us on Sunday the 8th
nst. 1t was full of religion and
with good common sense.
We learn that Mrs. Kimball, who
vent to Boston some weeks ago, has
had three cancerous tumors success
Fully removed. This is the third time
The has been there for the same pur-
bose and it is hoped she will have no
'urther trouble from that source.
At the reorganization of the M.
:. Sabbath-school on the 9Th inst,
Rev. Mr.. Locke was elected superin-
endent, G.. 0. Shepard assistant SUI
,erintendent, and w. X. Annis, Jr.,
ecretary and treasurer. The Sab
Path-school comprises a good proper
ion of the congregation and there is
ute an interest in the cause.
South Albany.
William Williams has sold his saw
bill to Abiah Church.
Some of the sugar places produced
IS much sugar this season as they
|ver did.
Lois P. Rowell found a small
mount of money recently, which the
wner can have by proving property.
Barton
F. w. Baldwin has the western
over.
The grain dealers have been selling
PTS of grain of late.
Read what Mr.. -- says about c.
raves harness shop.
Last week averaged very cold and
! by, and the grass did not grow.
Dea. Perry Hitchcock is preparing
build a large shed and horse barn.
All the boys will want to read
bout ''Jumbo. Find account on
'st page.
See what our enterprising mer-
lants has to say in their advertise
ents to-day.
The hay in this county will all be
BED before the new crop, and is al
badly scarce and high.
John Twombly will fit up that part
his block formerly occupied by the
oNITOR for drug store.
Charles Gilman makes a shift in
aces and has moved to Sabinsville
to the house built by DeGoosh.
A cold May so far. Grass has
rcely started at all and the pros
pct is that every crop will get late
art.
There is more work here in build
9, repairs, painting, ETC., than the
echanics and painters can do at
resent.
Mrs. Thomas has just received a
rye stock of millinery and fancy
pods. Advertisement handed in too
te for this issue.
The Ladies' Sewing Society will
eet with Mrs. W. [. Robinson We'd
,sday afternoon, May II. All
dies cordially invited.
The merchants in this village are
ing their windows with a great
riety of pretty and useful samples
goods. City style, you know.
Mrs. Daniel Magoon, who has
en- sick a long time with consump-
pm died on Friday last. She leaves
little child three weeks old which
II doubtless live but few days.
The Plattsburgh Sentinel, which is
lie of the best of our weekly eX-
anges, has been enlarged from
III to eight pages, and with new
pc and an improved makeup pre-
nts an attractive appearance.
Those parties who are smuggling
suors and bringing them to this
ace are liable to come to grief. By
e way, why is it that the customs
icers along the line are so slack in
oking after the liquor peddlers !?
b they miss the moiety?
artOn Landing.
H. H. Twombly is improving his
ildings by applying coat of paint.
George Rowland says the clothes
le thieves have recently visited
m.
Geo. M. Hamilton has bought
RIM in Charleston and will move
ere next week.
Henry Green has purchased the
ildings known as the DR.. Brown
emises for 81 800.
Judge Horace Jones of Coventry
$ rented rooms of G.. E. Joslyn
d has moved his family here.
G. H. Green has just received a
ge invoice of furniture, carpeting,
d window shades and paper hang
IS for the spring trade.
AS Judge Austin has been sum-
bned as a witness in a case before
L. S. Court at Washington, and
gister Cushman not yet being able
return, the probate office will be
Psed for few days from the 18th
ant.
puth barton.
John Forrest will have one of the
st houses in the Valley when he
is his new one completed.
1t is reported that L. c. Grandy is
cut 1900 cords of wood for the
r. Co. He will put a small en-
e on the wood lot and cut the
cd there.