Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-06-05
ALBANY

ALBANY.
The cornet band will appear on the
streets next Saturday afternoon in
uniform, playing in the streets and
on the band stand.
Ira D. McClary, who has been in
Massachusetts for the last two or
three years, is at home and, we I'M
derstand, proposes to spend the
summer with us.
Our friend and former townsman,
Edward r. Hamilton with his family,
is on from Indiana, visiting his old
home, Mr.. Samuel Plumley's and his
other friends in this place.
Henry Grovro has moved to VOL
colt to work in saw mill.-A Mr..
Hogoboom has moved from Wolcott
into J. Cowles' 'Clifford house."
"A Mr.. Gleason from the east part
Ol tue COWH HIS lHONcu HUI houoo
on Water street.
Barton.
Henry Gay has commenced wool
carding for the season.
Mr.. Whitcher will only take old
potatoes this week. Bring them in.
The Caledonia county court opens
tomorrow. The term will be short
Mr.. Wilson announces that his pho
tograph rooms will be closed from
now till July II.
John Twombly's druggist seems to
be a failure, and John is not fitting
up rooms for him.
The reduction of the national debt
in May was $40, 375,441, and since
July 1, 1881 has been $139, 1913, 644.
Rev. S. S. Brigham will preach at
the Devereaux school-house next
Sunday (June ny, at half past four,
p. m.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. o..
d. Owen, Tuesday, June 6, at 3
O'Clock, p. M.
A gentleman and lady who live
eight miles from this place are among
the most regular attendants at one of
the churches.
Rev. William Coburn, formerly of
this place, was installed pastor of
the first Congregational church of
Boulder, Colorado, May IS.
The Cdledonidn learns that Rev.
A. w. Wild has received fattering
call from the Congregational church
in Charlotte, and is liable to 90 there
soon.
We are sorry to learn that Benja-
min Mossman's leg, which was broker
several weeks ago, is in dangerous
condition, and much anxiety is fell
about him.
There was happy birthday party
with little Eva Drew, daughter of G
A. Drew, on Friday. The little girl
were as numerous about there as bee
about a hive.
The celebrated "Jersey Queer
made 851 pounds of butter last year
During the month of July gave 40
pounds of milk from which So pound
of butter was made.
The Aid Society of the Methods
church will meet with Mrs. j. c
Blake on Wednesday afternoon
Important business demands the at
tendance of all interested.
Children's Day services will b
held at the Methodist church mex
Sunday afternoon at half past tw
o'clock. All interested in the matte
are invited to contribute plants, flow
ers, etc.
o. V. Joslyn is early in the feel
with his big advertisement for haydn
machinery, including the well-know
Wood mower, the Bay State RAKE
etc. Read the ad. and learn a
about it.
j. c. Bartlett has bought the lare
spring of w. @. Leland at the top {
clay hill on the Evansville, road an
has put in hydraulic pump, laid ire
pipe and will now have plenty of W;
ter at his buildings.
If that red-faced liquor peddl,
from Stanstead, who distributes h
poison this way, does not 90 into al
other business, he is liable to con
into collision with the custom office
and the authorities of this State.
c. H. Green of the Landing wan
ed big advertisement this week te
ing Of his large stock of furnitur
Carpets, paper hangings, casket
etc., which we defer until next wee
You can get the goods just the sam
Very heavy rains through the we
have helped the grass to grow but
tarded work on wet land. Grass
much more land in many places W
badly winter killed and many pa
ures are almost as brown as tn
were in April.
As an important item of intere