Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-13

They are made by the Mathewson
machine and are the very best sort
A. M Olmstead has recently put
planer into his shop.-C. E. Buswell is
rushing the saving at the chair fac
tory mill and expects to finish the job
about July 4.
The B. & M. r. r. Co. sent parties
here last week to measure and exam
inc proposed sites for their new depot.
Parties owning the lots south of the
Catholic church have offered their
land for reasonable rates. The Cath
olics are in favor of moving their
church if a desirable lot can be OBJ
tanned. J. B. Cassidy has generously
offered part Of his lot, if that is the
best that can be done.
| Business at @. F. PercivaPs manu-
! factory is brisk for this season of the
wear and more furniture is being ship
ped than usual during the summer
season. Mr.. Percival has filled his
shop up with first class machinery
and is able to do fine work rapidly.
He has planners, moulders, machines
for carving and new and very USE
full sand papering and polishing ma
chine for smoothing furniture stuff.
Those using hard wood for flooring or
sheathing purposes should get 1t
smoothed at this shop.
Children's Day was observed at the
Congregational church, yesterday,
at 5 %. m. The exercises and the
decoration of the church were excel
lent The exercises were largely by
the children, some of them very
small, and they had been thoroughly
drilled and did their parts finely. The
decorations consisted Of very large
number of plants, evergreens and
flowers The credit of the work done
is largely due to Lena Dewey and Eva
4 Baxter, who drilled the children and
planned the decorative display.
Barton Landing.
4 A. bow baby at II. S. Webster's.
/ Dean Rogers is very sick with
/ Bright's disease.
The w. R. G. of this place have pur-
chased an organ for their hall.
Nettie Carter and Matte Powers go
to Bethlehem N. H., to do table work
this summer.
Miss Jennie Wiley is at home for
short time, but expects to go to n. ii.
soon to work in a summer hotel.
Children's day at the Cong. church
yesterday; the flowers were beautiful.
Children's day at the M. E. church
next Sunday.
1t is feared this village will be una
BILE to have the teachers Summer
School this year on account OF the
i difficulty in finding boarding places
. for them. - +
Tt is reported that French & Skinner
have bought large tract Of timber
land in Maine, about 25, 900 acres. Also
that E. L. Chandler has bought out
D. G. French's interest in the mills
and the manufacturing business of this
place.
E. w. Merrill, Deputy Collector, has
} weighed and sampled for bounty 1853,
324 lbs of maple sugar, about 90 per
cent will draw IA cts. per ID. bounty,
: 1 per cent will draw cts. per 10. boun-
ty, and the remaining 4 per cent failed
, to reach the required standard. The
, bounty on this will amount to nearly
$4,000 and will be paid as soon as the
, records are completed. Probably in
September, nearly all sugar producers
will apply for license the coming
year, and if we have an average crop
of sugar the amount of bounty will be
more than doubled.
, Albany.
l J.B. Darling is building new barn
f. for the accommodation of his hotel.
Geo. Boardman recently nearly sew
cred his left hand from the arm on the
: board saw at the tub factory.
South Albany.
/. The So. Albany Cornet band give 6
3 concert and promenade at Tyler Row
!. ell's hall on Friday night, June II
4 Give the band good house. They
g are playing finely and deserve gener'
q Gus support.
East Albany.
: Mr. Peter Glynn is painting his
e house.
!, Will Farr has fixed his house on the
: inside.
0 Mrs. John Vance is very sick will
rheumatism.
Courtney Batchelder is home from
Bradford.
Will Simon and wife from Littleton
N. H., are in town visiting friends.