Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-18
L0C4L ADVERTISING


Estate of James Simonds.
G. E. Grandy. Mill Men of Orleans
LOCAL ADVERTISING
Short advertisements, notices, announce
ments, cards, ETC., will be inserted in this col
cent a word thereafter. This must be prepaid
advertising. No charge for mention of ads.
running in other columns.
Pasturing to let for one or two cows;
apply to o. ID. Owen.
Barron & Hamblet have all kinds of
peas and garden seeds in bulk; also
timothy, alsyke, northern clover and
Sanford seed corn.
Sanford corn, StoweIs sweet corn,
champion of England peas, Bliss
American wonder peas, pole beans,
top onion sets, ruta baga turnip, man
gel wurtzel, Lanes sugar beet, Dew
ing's turnip beet, alfalfa, hungarian,
white clover, alsyke, &c. The above
seeds for sale in bulk at o. d. Owens.
One hundred bushels of seed pota
toes for sale at rs cts. a bushel. Also
Eclipse corn planters and Universal
weeders. E. A. Norton, Glover.
Barron q Hamblet pay 10 cts. per
doz. for eggs. They want a car of
maple sugar in exchange for goods.
Geo. Kendrick, the shoe maker, viii
continue shoe making and repairing in
the Tower building or Post Office
block and will have and keep on hand
a good stock of French calf and kip
for nice hand made work. All
work warranted.
Dress cutting and dress making done
by Mrs c.. w Heath and Miss NJ. S.
Merrill at the C. J. Uford residence.
Agents for National Garment Cutter.
Also cut by Worth's French Taylor
System.
have just received choice lot of
Polaris, Minister, New Queen and
Houlton Rose seed potatoes. Fl. o.
Whitcher. 2O-21
Ask Wheeler & Locke of Irasburgh
for the Lamoille crackers. They are
nice and crispy and fine favored.
Put up in cartoons and are sold at
popular prices.
Overseer E. S. Nelson has two boys
one and the other s years of age
which he would like to "bind out' till
of age to some reliable person.
Barton.
Chautauaua meeting with Mrs. c..
Briggs, this evening.
G. A. Drew is building a dry house
for kiln drying his lumber.
The Northern Association of Uni
versalists will meet at Glover May 81
and IS.
Hyland Hopkins is doing a good bus
mess at his knife and repair shop on
High ST.
The Me Ladies' Aid Society meets at
the vestry parlors Wednesday after
noon. Supper at 6 O'Clock. Allinvited.
E. G.. Shaw sold several of his Yer
mont made violins in Florida, while
there last winter, at prices ranging
from 20 to 100 dollars.
V.N. Spalding and wife have return
ed from their sojourn at Hot Springs
Ark, and will make their home at the
Crystal Lake House this summer.
Who knew on Friday that the sky
was brim full of water ready to drencf
the earth? Those who were fearing Z
drought will revise their predictions.
Grace NJ Murkland has returned
from her visit to Boston and Lowell
Pearl Allbee has gone to Manchester
n. H-Mrs. Geo.W. Reed visits Boston
to be gone several weeks
See Wheeler & Locke's large adver-
tisement. This enterprising firm not
only have one of the best stores in the
country, but they do thriving bust
ness, which they are willing to adver-
tise.
There is a scarcity of help about this
village, and for that matter, all about
in this section. A few good laboring
men would find steady and good pay
ing Jobs about this village. Move in
H. K. Dewey, who has one of the
best kept premises in the village, i:
making improvements this year by
putting a new fence around his garder
lot and putting III drainage from his
buildings.
The price of butter was off two o.
three cents a pound in market las
week. Cheese, eggs, hay and pOtatOe'
held up to former prices. AS soon a!
We can get space again we shall run ;
regular market report.
Regular communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. 30 of F. and A. NJ, Friday
eve, May y. Work on the NJ. NJ. de
gree. An invitation is extended to al
Masons in good standing to be pres
ent. A. p. BEAN, W. N.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick was in the
county last week on business trip
delivering monuments and taking or
ders for new. Mr. Mack's work ha
always proved satisfactory to his Gus
toners in this section and his patron
age in this county has been good.
Members of the G. A. r. Post vii
remember the special meeting Wed
nesday evening next and be present
Memorial Sunday services at Cong
church next Sunday at O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Mclean preaching the ser
mon. Col. E. III. Powell of Richfor,
viii be present on Saturday, May 80
and deliver the Memorial address at
O'Clock p. m. 1t is hoped that thes
services viii be well attended and tina
the day viii be properly honored.
The Co. W.C.T. q. convention will b.
holden in Barton June and 5. A yer,
cordial invitation is extended to tn
Unions TO send at least five delegate
and as many other members as cal
come. We wish the names of dele
gates TO be sent to us for publication
The program viii be a good one. w
wish to have a general rally, and
profitable meeting will be the result
Remember the date - June and :
Plan for il and be sure and come.