Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-03-29
Barton.

Barton.
The spring robin has arrived.
Remember that the MONITOR Of
fee has been moved to o. D. Owens
new block.
Miss Amy Belknap goes to work
in the Union office at Lyndon as
compositor.
Remember the animal school meet
ing in all school districts on the eve
of March 3Oth.
Orvis E. Lane of Walden, has
taken a place in the MONITOR office
to learn the printers trade.
Methodist Ladies' Society at Mrs.
S. B. Curriers', Wednesday after
noon and evening. All invited.
Baxter & Grow have a gang of
help at work on the frame of new
mill to be erected on the site where
their old one was burned Mar. l..
The annual meeting of the super
intendents of the county, will be
held at Newport, Tuesday, Apr. 6.
1t is thought that the farm, togeth-
eli with the entire herd of Devon cat
tie, belonging to the late Nathan Uf-
ford, will be sold at public auction
at an early date.
John Cushman who clerked for
Mr.. Dewey in the bank sometime
this winter, went to Kansas re-
Gently on business and is liable
to go into bank out there.
Charles Graves is doing quite a
life insurance business in this village
and vicinity. When Charlie bitches
on, it is about as we'll to surrender
at once as to let it linger along.
On Wednesday night nearly eight
hundred Canadians passed through
here on the late train, bound for the
manufacturing cities of Massachu.
sets. Canada seems to be unload
ing.
Read prospectus of the Neo0 Eng
land Farmer. 1t is a very excellent
agricultural and family paper. We
can get it at club rates for our pre-,
paying MONITOR subscribers fol
SLIGO per year.
Den. D. Bean has gone to Penn
4 Yam, n. Y, where his wife wen
some days since with Mr.. Coburn'
people. If he finds good business
opening he is liable to 60 into bust
ness out there.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Mossmar
have arrived home from their Cali
fornia trip in fair health. They hat
a pleasant journey home, stopping
few days in Massachusetts. They
bring home some California oranges
which are at least four times as large
as an ordinary orange seen here.
The long arbitration suit between
the town and Geo. w. Buzzell con
tinues to engage the attention of the
referees and others. The lawyers o.
the village, and most of those from
Newport, were here Saturday, in
case between G.. Anderson and JOIN
ia Carr. Another care is in the stock
to-day.
DR.. Hoskins has published and il
distributing his catalogue of trees
seeds, etc., grown at the Memphre
magog nurseries. We feel it pleas
ure to say a word in favor of hi
seeds, etc. He has established
reputation that makes his business
success by honest fair-dealing wit
large class of customers
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, and a
the friends, do heartily and earnestl
thank the many people who so freely ten
dered their friendly sympathy and kin
acts toward US, and to our loved one
through his long sickness, death and bun
ial; also to the choir for their kindness
May God bless you ALL
Mrs. n. c. UFFORD.
c. j. UFFORD.
ALBANY.
Ora Rowell is moving to Greens
boro.
The entertainment by the Goo
Templars is reported to have been
success financially and good-time
ably.
Rev. w. S. JENNIE recently CAV
very interesting talk on "Soldie
Life" more particularly on the e1
periences of the Vermont boys in th
Shenandoah valley.
Some of our people ale beginnin
to think about creamery. With a
the excellent dairy farms in this Il
cality, it really seems as if one migl
pay here if anywhere.