Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-17
LOCAL n e WIS.

IS COWS on Wednesday next. See
IS big bills.
DR.. F. M. Perry was taken hard
ick last Monday and is in critical
pndition at this time.
The Essex County Herald had a
Cry complimentary word to say of a
heture delivered in Island Pond by
en. Grout.
The auditors in school dist. No. 5
I've notice that they will meet at Geo.
eath's on Saturday evening to adj
hst all unsettled accounts.
The IndeG is out with skunk list
nd the CdledOnian threatens one.
Ne have the material for large list
# this kind and shall soon exhibit it..
DR.. T. H. Hoskins sends us his
hnual seed catalogue, which contains
bout the usual matter. For several
ears we have used his seeds and
hey have always proved excellent.
Owing to the sickness of Mrs.
hma Beedle the Glover people did
ot give their play at Opera Hall Oh
fhcsday eve last as advertised. i
III be played tonight without fail
say the big bills.
See the advertisement of D. L
uller G Son, Montpelier who offe1
fire fencing material for sale. We
bow them to be a very reliable firm
hd those desiring to do business will
hem will find them such.
We see by Cedar Rapids, Iowa
baper that G. W. Eaton, a well-knowl
arton boy, has been elected mayo
that thriving western city, receivin!
Unanimous election. We are glat
notice Mr.. Eaton's success.
Henry A. Glazier, who carried o.
e G.. w. Bridgman farm the pas
. ear, has taken the d. L. Cameron
arm near West Glover and is NOV
hg on to the place. Mr.. Glazier'
eople will find friends in any neigh
prhood.
The Bowker fertilizer which W
he advertising, maintains its stand
g among the older, and has staunc
Nriends. Our farmer readers will d
veil to send to Bowker Fertilizer Co
Boston, for their chill and Drill
Phosphate pamphlet.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the N
!. church and the Odd Girls met
18th Mrs. Orange Mossman O
Wednesday afternoon. Importar
hsiness demands the attendance {
il members and all ladies intereste
the affairs of the church.
The storm of snow and rain th
anne the earlier days of the wee
las the largest of the winter: Il
Dads were almost entirely block
md the prospect was dubious t
ain and warm days settled the snc
md brought the top of the fences
ght.
Mrs. Moses Beedle died on Thu
lay morning last from the effects
hernia. DR.. Billiard and other ST
icons did all that could be done f
her but could not save her life. S
vas very energetic woman for br
hess, a good neighbor and friend, al
per loss will be sadly felt in the fal
ly and community.
Mr.. T. p. Gordon, father-in-law
Fl. E. Folsom, who purchased t
Daniel Smith place last fall, has col
bn from New Hampshire where
has been teaching school the p:
winter, and will make his home he
II is reported that he and Mr.. FolsC
lave hired the old meat market
Me Robinson block and will put in
market there soon.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Wall;
he st. Johnsbury singers, Mr.. Jol
on and others give their enterta
hent at the Opera hall f; as we sta
'|ast week this promises to be one
be very best entertainments that
Visited the town. We hope our p
Bile will show their appreciation Of
by large attendance. Tickets
sale at E. F. buttons drug store.
j. b. Freeman has just receive
car load of Pacific guano which
ready for delivery. This is G
time for those to get it who wish
draw 1t home on the snow.
Freeman opens his butter MAJ
and will be ready to take in bu
any day at his house, and on Sa
days at the Robinson block. H
est market price paid in cash.
ALBANY.
Nathan Beede has hauled al
275 cords of stove wood to diffe
parties in the village this winter.
Nathan and Abbie Beede start
Dakota, Frank Miles for Iowa,
Mrs. Frank Buck Cora Tenney)
Minnesota, this week.
j. b. Darling has the western
and would like to rent his hotel st
all furnished, for one year. He
give the right man a good bargain
We understand John Grovro
carry on the town farm this