Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-18
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III. 7. Seaver, Barton, Sugar Makers Supplies
A. A. Aseltine, Lowell. Seasonable Goods
Jennie F. Holthams Estate, Barton.
Laban P. STANDARDS Estate, Lowell.
David Jones' Estate, Glover.
Almira Smiths Estate, Glover.
LOCAL ADVERTISING.
Short advertisements, notices, announcements,
cards etc. will be inserted in this column at two
cents a word first week, and one cent word there
after This must be prepaid advertising. No
charge for mention of ads running in other columns
Wanted at once, 800 cords wood, cut 4
feet inches long. Poplar, bass, white
birch, silver birch or white maple. Cash
paid on delivery at Baldwin's mill-yard.
G. F. Percival, Barton.
Light Brahma eggs for Matching; also,
two pairs of Light Brahmas mated for
breeding. d. S. Waterman, Barton
Landing, Vt OLD
A good work horse for sale. Inquire of
c. r. Fisk, Barton. o13
Eleven good farm and business horses
and mares for sale at low prices. Geo.
A. Bill, Albany.
w LIZ LOh Va OOubA IAlOdhJ3
sold his farm, wishes to close out his store
goods at cost. Will also sell lot of
personal property. See posters.
The Barton Cornet Band will give
Costume Promenade liz Opera Hall, Fri
day eve, March %.
Barron Hamblet have one pair seven
years old oxen in good condition, we'll
matched and good workers, that they will
sell at low figures. o13
Car of corn just received at Baxter &
Grows.
For SALE-Pair heavy stays. Enquire
of +. w. Baldwin, Barton, Vt.
Barton.
E. A. Grow has been hard sick of late,
but is somewhat better.
Frank Brooks in the east part of the
town is getting out timber for barn.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. A. R. Cowles, on Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Cong. church
will meet with Mrs. Charles Hamblet on
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Pearson, dentist, is away this week,
attending the meeting of the Vermont
Dental Society, at Montpelier.
The weather the past week has been
pleasant and agreeable, and the signs
point to an early spring and sugar season.
There is a lack of good tenements in
this village. There ought to be several
new houses built in the village this sea-
son.
The frontispiece of Hdrper's Magazine
for April will be engraved from the Gibbs
Claiming Portrait of Washington paint
ed by Gilbert Stuart.
Mr.. WOrthen closes his course of lee
lures on Wednesday evening of this week.
The lectures have been very instructive,
and show that they must have cost great
deal of study and labor.
Thanks to w. w. Warren for compli-
mentary words. Wish we might drop in
upon him and test his fruit and other
good things which Vermont climate does
not permit to be seen in this locality.
The Ex-Thespians played to the largest
audience ever in Opera Hall on Thursday
evening. Cash receipts $243.79. large
number were turned away that could not
get in. The play, considering the crowd
ed state of the house, was well rendered
Since the first of December Mrs. Eben
S. Woodland has pieced and quilted three
bed quilts, in each of which were 1866
pieces. She has done all her houseworE
meanwhile. All the work was done by
hand and required twelve spools of cottor
to do the sewing.
Mr. Doyle is having good run of Gus
tom at the American House. Frank Bur
dick, his efficient clerk, knows most o.
the runners, and they all like to stop will
him. Mr.. Doyle is keeping clean, or
DERBY, temperance house and will get a re
spectacle patronage.
The listers of the county, numbering
about thirty, met at the American Hous
on Saturday for the purpose of fixing
prices on stock, ETC., and had very prof
liable and pleasant meeting. The listin:
laws were discussed and prices of APP
praiSement fixed.
There will be sugar party at NJ. E
church on Thursday evening of this weel
under the auspices of the Odd Girls
The young people will add to the interes
of the occasion with music, recitations
etc. Everybody invited. For furthe
particulars see bills.
The board of civil service examiners 70
this district will meet at the custom hous
at Burlington, VT, March &c, at o'clocl
a. m, for the purpose of examining APP
plicants for appointment in the customs
service in this district. All persons de
string appointment in the customs service
will have 10 pass a civil service examina
ton.
Ed. A. Holtham has snapped his place
the Gen. Grout place, with Fred Baldwin
for the Hubbard place on Park street
bought a piece of land of w. c.. Brown
and will have nice village FARM. G
Page has snapped his Westmore farm
with E. w. Barron for his residence Of
High street, and Barron is talking O
buying the Grout residence Of Dir, Bald
win.
The Crystal Lake Creamery Association
met aa this Office on Thursday and electe
officers Tor the ensuing year as follows
President, C.. III. Dwinell; vice president
J. o. Robinson; Sec, Geo. H. Blake
treasurer, DR.. r. d. Skinner; selling com
mittee, r. b. Skinner and w. w. Person
inspectors, VIM. Cheney, j. o. Robinson
Voted to pay Mr.. Person $500 a hundre
for the manufacture of butter, package
furnished by manufacturer; voted t
start the creamery the first Monday i
May Those who patronized the cream
cry last year. with only few exception:
will patronize it this year, while sever;
new parties are expected. Some one il
terested has figured on the results an
makes ont that the prices realized Las
wear from the butter sold from the cream