Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-03-30

Barton
The blue birds and robins are coming.
Ed. Farrell will work for Collins French
this season.
Chautauqua meeting at H. X. Dewey's,
this evening.
Union Fast Day services at Cong church
Friday next, at 1915 a. m.
The post-office will be closed Fast Day
from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Remember the school meetings to NOR
row (Tuesday) evening.
0. d. Owen is having wonderful sale
of the famous Brussels soap.
The weather was beautiful the most of
last week, but little too cold for sugar
ing.
Geo. Allbee has gone to Manchester,
n. H., where he will work with his IA
Their.
Henry Fairbrother is home from Maine
and is preparing to run the ice business
this season.
Important business requires that all
members of the w. r. c.. be present at
the next regular meeting, April 6.
The sugar party at NJ. E. church vestry
Wednesday night was well attended ano
netted something over S11.
Lisom Rock has returned from his lum
bering job at West Newport, and reports
that he has not had profitable winters
work.
The CRYSTAL Lake Creamery meeting
will be held in the MONITOR office OF
Wednesday, April l, at 2 O'Clock p. m
A full attendance required.
Did you notice the large shipment o
crackers that came in at the r. r. station
last week? Lamoille crackers are havin:
big sale in Orleans County.
IL. T. Seaver is greatly driven with OIL
ders for sugaring and dairy tools. Lion
is making the shears, hammer and solde
fly ut great rate these days.
William Collision, who was seriousl
hurt by being thrown from load of ha
last summer, is gradually improving, an
work.
HID. Phillips, harness maker, has ha
an excellent run of business the past yea
He does thorough and honest work, keep
a good line of saddlerY goods and d.
serves patronage.
Easter Sabbath services were held {
the Cong. church yesterday, with conceI
exercises in the evening The attendant
was large, and the children and singer
did themselves much credit.
The Ladies' Society of the Cong. churc
will have a sugar festival at the vestry o
Wednesday eve, April l. Amusemel
will be furnished for the young peopl'
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
G. B. Whitney moves to Barnet tn
week. where it is reported that he HI
bought a farm He has been in the er
pIov of C. J. Ufford several years and h;
been a very faithful and efficient ma
Their friends in the village will regret
have them move away.
District No. Z, o. L. s., will hold
district meeting with Orient Chapter, n
Is. o. E. S., Friday afternoon and eve
ing, April Sd. Work to begin at p
The Grand Patron and other Grand off
ers are expected to be present. All mel
hers of the order invited.
Fred Sisco, who has been working
w. S. Bailey at Maplewood stock far
has LEFT his job there and goes to Flori
TO wort. for his brother Henry, who
growing aa orange grove and doing M
-eantile business at Sisco in that sta
Fred Is a trusty pan anywhere.
Our readers who know Reuben a
Fred Cheney will be interested iR an
rticIe printed elsewhere In this iss'
which relates to their success 10 their
.surance business. We are pleased
note their prosperity. The enlargem'
of their territory will bring them il
Vermont quite often now we judge.