Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-05-03

desk at the Cong. church Apr. 25th and
May End, very acceptably.
Horse owners in this part of the state,
will be pleased that the celebrated stock
horse ''Cobden," will be kept at Maple
wood farm this, season. The horse
"shows for himself" but has a pedigree
that ensures valuable stock. See adver-
tisement in the paper.
sheffield
Both religious societies are repairing
their parsonages.
1t is expected that the Free Baptist's
will engage Rev. B. Franklin of Maine as
pastor for this place and Wheelock.
Sutton.
Silas Roundy is moving to West Burke. |
Village school commences to day, with |
Matte Campbell, an excellent teacher, in
charge
Charles Switser, wife and daughter,
| and Willis Berry, start for California
Monday.
| Norwich to visit her sister, is sick, and
unable to come home.
| West Burke.
| J. Cowles is digging the cellar for his
new building.
S. A. Nelson has sold his Craig place
to Roundy of Sutton for $1,000.
John Laid has bought him place in
Burke Hollow and takes possession this
week.
Harry Cheney has bought Warner
Fogg's farm on the Willoughby Lake
road.
Laurestine Forrest went to Boston last
week. She has position in hospital
as nurse.
Fred Davis is laying new hard wood
floor III his barber shop, and otherwise
repairing it.
Chef. Bigelow has sold his establish
ment to man by the name of Switzer
from ST. Johnsbury.
The village is booked for good schools
this summer as the services of Charles
Jameson and Nellie Warren are already
secured.
Hattie Shannon leaves Colby'S hote
this week. Mrs. Brigham from Barton
takes her place. Hattie will be greatly
: lady.
L. w. Green is finishing off his shet
kitchen in the ell part of his house, anC
intends moving soon from Mr.. McCurdy's
where he has lived for several years past
e into his own house. Mr.. Martin is tx
I move from S. Hartwell's to Mr.. McCur
dy's, and will board with the old gentle
man.
Rev. H. P. Cushing gave his congrega
ton most excellent sermon last SUNDAY
for his last. He has preached very &C
1 ceptably here for three years, and ever.
p one regrets his departure. Rev. S. How
ard will preach next Sunday, as he doe
not go to conference. The Easter exer
l cises last Sunday afternoon at the Meth
n odist church were very interesting. TIL
pulpit, altar, chandelier, ETC., were beau
tifully trimmed with flowers, and man
birds poured forth their music.
~ WheelOclk.
Drenan Collins and wife are here wit
a his mother, who is not expected to live
a Ed. Dana has put him up new barn
| no of Snnhnrn dom
the work.
About $500 remain on the tax book
: that goes into the collectors hands TO
e collection
e Harry Squires, Albert Gage, and Die
Morehouse are going to work at Pierce
paper mill in ST. Jonsbury-
Rev. l. P. Chase closed his labors her
with the church a week ago last Sunday
he has been here three years and ha
Il many warm friends.
The boss sugar makers in this place al
:, ready to report. P. c. Mathewson 3OO(
l. Chester Ward 5000, II. P. King 26OO.
n is estimat ed there are 10000 trees larg
enough to tap in Dis. No. 4.
/, Yes, my son, the husband is CONVEX
e tionally the head of the family; but
~ may be worth remarking that some fam
$ lies are constructed on the Pyramid;
" fashion-the most insignificant part {
o the top.
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n Doves beautifully Autographed in ten colors,
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