Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-21

buggies for sale.
The many friends of Rev. III. T.
Jones are pleased that Conference
assigns him to this charge for the
year.
The STD ohnsbury District Preach
ers Meeting association hold three
days meeting here, commencing June
18th.
G.. w. Sanders has sold his village
residence to Mark Mccartney and
purchased place in Lowell of his
father.
South Albany
Thomas Marnock has sold his
house and land in this village to Lois
p. Rowell and moved to his farm
recently purchased of R. S. Mason.
East Albany.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. A. Eldridge, May 31st. All
invited.
Barton.
Ellis new ad. is about clothing.
Another car load of Bradley phos-
plate just received by H. O. Witch
er.
DR.. J. A. Pearson's dentist office
will be closed for few days, on ac-
count of the sickness of his parents.
J. and d. d. Bean have been get
ting out lot of caves spouts the
past winter and are making prepare
tons to sell and erect them.
We expect large lot of excellent
tomato plants to-day, embracing the
best known varieties. They can be
had at this office for 5 cents each.
Selden Bickford is running the
Bickford carriage shop, completing
the ironing table job taken before his
fathers decease, and doing carriage
repair work.
Since the chair factory started up,
pm the rise of water, work has been
driven to the full capacity of the
mill, to supply the wants of the fac
tory in Fitchburgh, Mass.
For some time past items which
ought to have reached us in time for
publication have come in too late.
This will account for some belated
patches of news given to-day.
Quite a large number of fruit trees
have been distributed and set herea-
bouts this spring. DR.. Pearsons has
been receiving some very fine trees
from the Fair Mount nursery, Berlin,
Vermont.
If those delinquent subscribers who
bwe US from one to three years sub
Bcription would hand in their mites
would be an accommodation to US
and an improvement to the looks of
the label on their papers.
Since May s, N. M. Scott has
bought and taken in between sixty
and seventy thousand pounds of SUI
gar, for which he has paid out over
$4,000. The quality of the sugar
compares favorably with other years.
Neighbor Harris of the hnder
doesn't take kindly to our suggestion
to him about telling the truth, and he
pouts and calls names. Persevere
brother, you are young and bright,
and though it comes hard, you can
learn.
Ufford is turning out a lot of fine
buggies. His sales here are starting
little slow this season, but he is
sending large lot of his carriages
INTO Caledonia, Washington and
Orange counties-a good recommend
or his work.
Have you seen the new style of
fearing bows, adopted recently by
he young ladies? They are pinned
pn just under the ear; if on the tight
kide they indicate that the wearer is
Engaged, if on the left side the sub.
ect is marketable.
G.. G. Beedle and Johnnie Prindlt
have formed a new combination
roupe, composed of some of the bes
alent they can secure and start on
his week on a seasons tour. The,
five an entertainment at the Oper;
House next Saturday evening. The,
will have a crowded house.
Frank Largis has been buying ant
training some fine horses this spring
He has span of bays that would b
hard to beat. Frank runs frst-clas
livery stable, and man who hire
pne of his teams does not feel lik
Ppologizing to every man he meet
by saying, ''this is livery team
The sidewalk on Park street is be
ng extended to G. j. Hibbard's, L
>, Fisk and son doing the work
They are laying a cedar walk. Som
pf our out-of-town neighbors say W
maintain the meanest piece of roa
n the county, namely, that portion
Main street lying between the ban
hnd the depot.
The wind on Saturday blew pc
ect gale and the fires which had bee
set on felled pieces ran in all dire
ions in the woods. The mounta
ands east of the village were all {
ire: and much timber and wood we
destroyed. The buildings, house al