Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-31
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Trade in the stores is dull, but
'hpetition is sharp and goods are
Hing low.
Read Amos SCOTS new advertise
INT he makes some special an
suncements this week.
Mrs. Thomas has just received
ge line of new spring millinery.
II and see the new styles.
frhe NJ. E. Ladies' society will
eet with Mrs. Betsy Stone on We'd
sday afternoon. All invited.
1.-The weather the past week was not
orable for sugaring, and the month
March goes out like a lion.
&There will be a sugar festival at the
ppg'l church vestry on Tuesday
Sening OF this week. All invited.
AIr. L. P. Case will accept our
hks for a generous gift of new su-
III we have "tooth" for that sort
luxury.
DIR. Prime is finishing off an extra
aement in the Capt. Rice house he
eently purchased and doing other
pars on it.
Horace Peck Of Barnet has sold
gray mare "Nellie," once owned
Orange Mossman of this village,
$25OO.
oliver Blodgett who has been a
nfirmed invalid for some years, re-
firing the care of his sister, Mrs.
fgent, died on Tuesday night.
The Rev. Silas Virgins of Sutton
) in town over Sunday and preach
an excellent discourse at the
ethodist church. He he been in
ministry for over fifty years.
COMMITTEE of Three" are remind
hat the publisher of paper is
pie to be imposed upon by anony-
BUS communications, and for this
son their card is left over. Give
the names.
AT the school meeting in the village
Strict w. w. Miles and G.. A. Drew
re chosen committee it was voted
have four schools, three terms in
eh department, the lower schools
weeks to the term.
N. M. Scott wished to announce
week "carload Of Higgins and
feka salt; best place to buy flour,
ID, etc." but he was a little too
e to get his adj. in. He will talk
out it in big letters next week.
Some of the witnesses who found
convenient to be absent from the
aiding liquor suit have had bust
ss before Justice Guild, and one
5 short about 500 when he went
he. We take this opportunity to
bark that drinking, selling and at,
hpting to shield the rumseller is
profitable business.
The residence of the late DR.. Perry
th all the household furniture
bckery etc. will be sold at auction
Saturday, Apr. 9TH at 1o'clock p
The house is situated on higl
BEET and is in a comfortable state o
pair and in very convenient loca
b.. The furniture and other arti
Is are good and this will be q rar
portunity to obtain this property a
a cheap rate.
The entertainment given by tn
Il Society and Odd Girls on Fri
u evening was well attended and
Rsant affair. The receipts at tn
or were $15, and at the counter
tables much larger sum. 1t i
TO remember that the entertain
pts gotten up by our people a
he afford opportunity for enjoy
int while, at the same time, tn
pney expended goes to help HON
Institutions. %
Antoine Martel, who has been lum
Fing into the Baldwin & Drew mil
gently drew in a load of spruc
Is which scaled 334 cord feet
5 timber made 2200 feet of save
der, weighing over three tons. !
weight of the slabs had been ado
The load must have been conside
IN over foul tons. The load W:
AVN by one pair of horses, a di
bee of over four miles, and on
ad where there are several up b
aces. Lumbermen will see tn
ntoine is entitled to the head mar
H. F. Pillsbury. who has be,
mewhat afflicted of late with t
CODED stock mania, has recent
lrchased four club book Jerse
arrive this week. They a
the popular Stoke Pogis and CO
assie blood. At an exchange aucti
lie in New York recently, Peter
ellogg sold some of this stock
llows: A COW, Moth of St. La
ut, for Sc, POO; Nina of St. La
srt for SO, 800; Rose Pogis, hei
lf, 81, 800; at private sale Bla
rince of Linden for S15, 200. T
nous bull is of the Pogis and Ri
Alpha strain of blood and hel
value.
Superintendent John T. Vince
the New England telephone a
legraph company has been in
'hnsbury the past week fixing
engagements to connect with
ontpelier company at Danville
to give us chance to talk W