Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-11

cent a word thereafter. This must be prepaid
advertising. No charge for mention of ads
running in other columns.
Good white chester pigs for sale; will
be four weeks old May S. Also 4 few
good, young cows. f. F. Hinkley, GLOW
er. VT. oI9
The best place to buy choice family
groceries and provisions at o. ID.
OVENS; he also sells Lamoille crack
ers-customers should always ask for
Lamoille and take no other.
Pasturing to let for one or TWO COWS;
apply TO o. d. Owen.
Barron & Hamblet have all kinds of
peas and garden seeds in bulk; also
timothy, alsyke, northern clover and
Sanford seed corn.
Sanford corn, Stowels 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. bushel. Also
an Eclipse corn planter. E. A. Norton,
Glover.
Miss E. F. Burroughs of Glover has
returned from market with new mil
linery, which she offers cheap for cash.
Barron & Hamblet pay Is cts. per
doz. for eggs. They want a car of
maple sugar in exchange for goods.
Ethan H. Drew, trial 2:33, and Re
mittance, 1896, will be at LyndOnville,
Wednesday May Is, Barton Landing,
Saturday 16, and East Charleston,
May 20, for inspection by breeders, j.
A. KnOwlton.
Geo. Kendrick, the shoe maker, will
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.
Barron & Hamblet our enterprising
merchants are deserving of the peop-
les patronage. They Keep nothing
but first class goods, including La
noble crackers.
Barton.
Always read the new advertisements.
Mr.. Fairbrother is out with his ice
cart
w. B. Teller is out with a new meat
cart.
Chautauqua meeting with Mrs. j. N.
Webster, this evening.
The Lyndonville people are forming
Village Improvement Society.
The selectmen propose to put their
highways in repair as rapidly as pos
sible this year.
The MONITOR has no space for horse
and COW obituaries. Local correspond
ents please note.
G.. G. Parsons advertises for wool
He will take it in every Saturday. Res
idence at Cong. parsonage.
Mrs. Clark of Ohio, relative of Mrs
Perry, who has been visiting her, re-
turned home Saturday.
J. F. Gould, sexton, removed the
bodies in the receiving tomb last week
for permanent burial.
The Ladies' Society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs. G
a. Drew on Wednesday, May 18th.
Martha Bean moves her piano tc
the Page block, where she will give
lessons to large class of music pupils
Our innocent fishermen should re-
member that the law protects the baby
trout. 1t will not do to bring home
anything shorter than six inches.
Vermont was not the only state Wis
tied by cold weather last week. Snow
and frosts were reported in the West
and as far south as New Jersey, West
Virginia, etc.
The creamery starts up with the
prospect of a good patronage. Mr.
Person has put in a first-class butter
factory and our farmers ought to pat
ronize it.
Butter still keeps up, both here anC
in the markets, with fair prospects fol-
next week. 1t seems probable that i
VIII not drop to very low prices unit
fall, at least.
There will be an important specia
meeting of Quimby Post, G. A. R., a
Post hall, on Wednesday evening, May
20, to which all members are request
ed to be present.
Mr.. Whitcher is busy these days
picking up the few potatoes that are
left in the hands of the farmers. h
paid IS to 80 cents per bushel las
week. Mckinley prices.
Z. T. Wilson's photograph rooms
are being painted and neatly fitted up
Charles Gilman & Son, having com
pleted the painting in the Davis store
are now painting the bank block.
Ed. B. Robinson reports a good bus
mess in his new grocery store. II,
purposes to keep a full line of fruit il
its season, and viii have an ad. mex
week which will tell all about it,
The weather continues to be yer.
ciangeable. Last night it was almos
sitting hot and this morning COLI
again. AS somebody remarked, ''th'
weather is unprecedented this spring.
The EpwOrth League will hold thei
devotional meeting on Friday evening
this week, commencing at O'Clock
after which there will be sociable t.
which all the young people are invited
The Experimental Station at Bur
lington has received blanks for licens
es to manufacture sugar under tn,
Sugar Bounty law, which may be re
ceived by addressing w. w. Cooke
Burlington, VT.
We hope our friends and patron
Will not try to crowd advertising int,
our space set aside for town items
We are willing to do them any reason
able favor, but we can not spoil tn
make up of this paper either for low