Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-21
LOCAL NEW s.

he lumber business is not as
k here as usual this winter.
he meetings at Cong. church have
largely attended of late, and
Religious interest has been good.
mos w. SCOTS auction was well
ronized during last week, and he
posed of a large amount of goods.
he Germans, Messrs. Swartz and
obs, are off selling a lot of cloth
dry goods, etc., at auction.
y are selling at Island Pond.
=. any MONITOR subscriber wishes
top his MONITOR let him pay all
ars and then it will be stopped,
erwise it will be sent till the full
is paid.
lex Shields who has been at
k for Gen. G1out on his build
at the Kirby farm, has returned
is looking for carpenter and
ers jobs.
d. Owen recently purchased
D. W. Robinson place in this
age and his father, Daniel Owen,
moved into it. Mr.. Robinson S
BILE moved into the M. j. Smith
BE.
he Methodist Aid Society meets
Mrs. J. H. Wallace, Wednes-
afternoon next. The Odd Girls
It with Mrs. Goad on Wednesday
rnoon also. A full attendance
red at both gatherings.
hose wanting artificial teeth
uld not fail to call on DR.. J. A.
rson, where they will find good
brtment of the very best teeth
hufactured to select from. Nc
hp teeth or stock used under any
substances whatever.
oseph Willis, who has been res
z BIT of this town for thirty odd
RS died on Sunday morning, Jan.
b, and on Wednesday, Jan. 10th,
tile grandson, son of Orrin Will
died in the same house. One flu
al was held on Tuesday, the other
Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Brigham of
sting.
The agricultural meetings which
be held here Thursday and Fri
will probably be held in Robin
IS hall, though the place is no
y determined upon. We agar
e upon our citizens and those in
Rsted in agricultural matters il
rounding vicinities the propriety
and the advantage of attending
meetings.
ohm B. Foss of st. Thomas, On
%, gave us a pleasant call recent
while visiting friends IN this vi
|ty. Mr.. Foss has lately buried
wife and stopped here on his wa.
Massachusetts,, where he takes hi
children to be cared for by sis
He has been a railroad engin
for many years and is reputed t.
a very careful and faithful man il
sphere.
We hope our farmer readers i
vicinity and the people of tn
age will attend the meetings O
Board Of Agriculture, to be hel
this place on Thursday and Frida
this week. From the programm
see that several members of th
Prd-all sensible, practical men
to participate in the discussions
ers from this vicinity are invite
the meetings will be ,interestin
useful to all. Let our peopl
n out and receive benefit from th
etings. See programme in anotf
column.
At the annual meeting of the vi
e corporation held Jan. 9TH, an
adjourned meeting held Jan. 14tl
following officers were elected
Iderator, H. X. Dewey; clerk, {
[JoSlyn; treasurer, @. A. Drew
eetor, G.. A. Katen; trustees
nj. Mossnan, j. B. Freeman, ]
Baldwin, j. F. Taylor, G. 4
ew fire wardens, j. n. Webste
O. Whitcher, Geo. Buzzell a
ney, Y. w. Baldwin auditor
M. r. Nelson, G. A. Drew, ]
Dutton. Adjourned meeting
held Jan. 21st, to hear the Iepo
the trustees.
lbanY.
Rev. Jones' donation melted 500
laundering is rather dull in I'll
entity, but it will not matter if it
{ all run out of the country tt
az.
VIM. H. Hayden is working up
e stock of Jerseys. He has sevt
cows valued at 500 each, and h
heifer calf for which it is report
has refused an offer of $500.
Quite an amount of sickness in Il
ace at present. Mrs. FL. d. Pf
bs of Greensboro, who came here
visit recently, is quite low. A \
rout, who recently moved here,
a critical condition from a sore
s stomach.
artOn LdaninG.
Charley Colby raised the past 81
n 40 bushels of fine wheat to
re. Who goes ahead this time?
A. F. Brockway, who was tax
ddenly worse in Florida, is imprt
g, but will stay until warm weatl
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