Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-03-26
ALBANY.

FIazier's place on Nam street ana
moved in.
A chopper at work for DR.. Camp
bell recently cut cash four inches
in length in both his boot and stock
inc but not a scratch on his foot-a
close shave.
Alonzo Martin and family move to
st. Johnsbury this week; Mr.. Mar
tin has a job running a stationary
engine and he finds better oppor-
tunity to educate his children.
Barton.
Thanks to Gen. Grout and Senator
Morrill, for public documents.
Science class at Cong. vestry,
Wednesday eve at ~ O'Clock.
Remember the annual school meet
ing to be held next Tuesday evening.
Gen. Grout arrived home from
Washington on Thursday last in good
health.
Bear in mind that J E. BOWS
auction is next Saturday; he will sell
his farm, 10 COWS, oxen, horse, hogs
and other property.
When you are in the village it will
be well to call at PercivaPs furniture
rooms and look at the carpeting; it
is cheaper than dirt.
Geo. II. Blake, town superintend-
ent, will resign and it is expected
that Mr.. Martin, principal of the
academy, will be appointed. HIS
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church meets with Mrs. Geo. II.
Blake ON Wednesday afternoon
All cordially invited.
Those farmers and dairymen who
are ''getting the best will do well to
examine the Moseley Cabinet Cream
cry. See advertisement in this paper.
B. F. Peterson and his son Ar
thur. who has been in Massachusetts
some years, remind the people that
they are now ready to do painting,
frescoing etc. Ad..next week.
Easter was observed at the Con-
gregational church yesterday by an
appropriate sermon in the morning
and an Easter concert in the evening.
There was an abundant display OF
flowers, and the occasion was of much
interest.
Please remember that spring COM
menced on Wednesday last. Winter
has control of the weather, however
and the thermometer was down al
most to 200 below zero on Wednes
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
mornings.
A gentleman who has frequently
had occasion to stop at the Crysta
Lake house in this village, says tina
the hotel has never been so well KEEP
as it is at present under Mr.. Harris
management. We are glad to chron
icle the fact.
E. E. Rawson and Dr. R. B. Skin
ner got back from Florida on Friday
we'll pleased with their trip. We d.
not learn that they planted any OF
ange groves. The change in climat
was from So above at Jacksonville
to 180 below zero when they arrive
home.
Geo. w. Bridgman, who has bee
having the pneumonia, is better an
able to sit up a little; Duncan Nc
Dougall is very i'll this winter wit
his old asthma and lung difficulty
Mr.. Shields family, who live dow
the river north of the village, hav
been sick and in condition of want
Subscriber from North Greens
bOro says that statement which az
peared in the Stannard items som
weeks ago relative to the dirt an
squalor. found in a house then vaca
ed by family which had moved [
North Greensboro was exaggerated
and that the family referred t.
though poor, are as neat as the ave
age of families. Our Stannard co
will deny this, as he says he.visite
the place and saw the condition
affairs.
The donation for Rev. S. S. Bril-
ham, held at Frost's hall on Frids
evening, was well attended and Il
net proceeds were S137. d. w. H
dreth of Barton Landing gave lie
ture on tongues and Wheels
which was very pleasingly delivere
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sound sense. Mr.. Hildreth gave
lecture almost without the aid
notes, and it was as fresh and cri
as an extemporaneous speech. L
denomination and friends cordia
thank him for the favor done them
donating his lecture, also b
Frost for lighting and furnishing t
hall gratis.
Ba II ton Landing.
Remember the annual school-me
ing tomorrow night.
Will ellis and George +. Edmor
start for Minnesota to-day.