Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-19
Barton.

DR.. Pearson's dental rooms will be
closed from Apr. 10 to Apr. 26.
Odd Girls meet with Mrs. Thad-
deus Drew, Wednesday afternoon.
Remember the Engine company's
meeting at engine house this evening
at $50. Attend 1t.
The Ladies' Society of the Cong'l
church meets with Mrs. Dewey,
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Herbert Leland, son of G. B. Lee
land, has gone to Concord, Mass,
where he will work the present sea-
son.
The reports from the sugar max
ers are good; two and three pounds
being made from a bucket in some
localities.
Elisha Grant has left the village
and hired as his rural abode the I.
B. Piper mansion in the north part
of the town.
The sale of the entire estate of
the late Nathan G. Ufford will be
at auction, this week Wednesday at
10 o'clock a. m.
The spring examination of teach
ers will be held in the academy
room on Saturday, April "a, begin
ming at 9 a. m.
Interesting prayer-meetings are
being held at the Heath school house
Sunday evenings. Hereafter they
will be held on Sunday afternoons at
O'Clock. Friends from outside the
district are invited.
A series of evangelistic meetings
will be held in the Cong'l church
beginning on Tuesday evening OF
next week and holding over the fol
lowing Sabbath, Rev. B. Fay Mills
of West Rutland will preach every
afternoon and evening.
The weather last week was beau.
tiful and the snow has nearly al
disappeared. The roads are moi
settled in many places, but the warn
sun is fast doing the work. 1t looks
now as though the farmers would
soon be at work on the land.
f. Z. Rawson has new shlngleC
his house; K. S. Woodland ha
thoroughly repaired his house OF
& Park street; Scion Currier is brush
ing up his buildings with a new
coat Of paint. The prospect is goo(
for the usual painting up and re
pairing this spring.
Easter will be observed at the Nj
K. church next Sabbath, Rev. S. B
Currier preaching an Easter sermon
In the evening there will be an East
er concert service. AS Mr.. Currie
finishes his conference year, and ha
special sermon for the day, it
hoped he will be greeted with larg
congregation. Easter will be oh
served at the Cong'l church next Sun
day, by appropriate exercises, bot
morning and evening.
Read the Governors proclamation
for Arbor Day. We hope the peopl
will pay heed to the request an
plant out large number of tree
this season. The day is too earl
a but the work can be done as one ha
time. A farmer neighbor offers I
deliver good maple trees at reason
able rates-price 10 depend on th
number furnished.-If those wishin
trees will notify us as early a
Thursday morning, we will attend t
the matter and see that they hav
good trees.
Many neighbors and village pee
pie are indebted to Mr.. & Mrs. L.
Case, for an invitation to attend
sugaring off at their place on Thurs
day. There was no lack of sugar {
Z hospitality. Mr.. Cases people be
long to that sort whose generosity
spontaneous, and whose happine:
seems to be increased by the oppo
tunity of making others happy. @
this line, if their pleasure was corr
spondingly as large as was the C.
pacity of the guests for the sweets
the sugar pan, they must have bee
sufficiently happy.
Our readers will be interested
an advertisement of the "Har