Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18

The creamery starts up for the BUS
mess of the season, next Monday Apr.
25.
! Scion Currier, who has been sick for
the last three weeks, has gone on to
1.-THE road again.
A new-very assistant station
agent came to Mr. Rattigan's assist
ance last week.
Augustus French, formerly of West
Glover, but lately of New York, has
G. F. Percival.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of Newbury preach
ed at Cong church yesterday after
noon and evening.
F. w. Baldwin, G. FL. Jones and
Geo. H. Blake attended the conven
ton at Montpelier last week.
The students attending school at ST.
Johnsbury return to day for the spring
term, which begins to morrow.
Horace Pierce was in Boston last
week and purchased a costly and
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soon be set in his store.
The Aid Society of the M. e. church
will meet with Mrs. G.. III. Blake on
Wednesday afternoon next. Gentle
men invited to tea. Cordial invitation
extended to all.
The week past has been cold, dry
and disagreeable. Snow storms are
reported in the West. We wish we
might have one here if it would snow
down the chill out of the air.
The selectmen will meet at the town
clerks Office, Thursday, April 21st, at
O'Clock a. m. to settle road bills and
accounts are requested to bring them
in early.
Col. Henry r. Cutler has sold his
village residence to DIR. Newell of this
village. The doctor gets a good set
of buildings in a desirable location
The citizens of the village are hopin
that Col. Cutler will build him new
residence ON some eligible site.
This is the time to do the Sticking
up about the buildings and premises
for the year The women folks have
a regular housekeeping" period at
this time and the men, usually slack
and lazy, ought to put things in neat
and respectable condition without.
Health, comfort and good taste de-
mand thorough clearing and picking
up all about in the spring.
The Methodist Conference, which is
being held at Montpelier, is expected
to finish its work day. Few changes
in the pastorates in this vicinity will
be made. A new presiding elder will
be appointed. At the conference of
lay delegates sex-Gov. w. P. Dilling
ham of Waterbury and E. P. Ball of
Springfield were chosen to attend
the general conference of the church
to be held in Omaha, Neb., next
month The ministerial delegates
chosen are Rev. J. O. Sherburne and
Rev. r. l.. Bruce.
At the annual election of Orleans
Lodge, No. 55, of F. and A. NJ, April
3, the following named officers were
elected and appointed: Heman Nc
Clure, w. NJ; Chas. P. Jenness, S. W.;
Edward F. Dutton, Treas; Orlando
V. Joslyn, Sec; Clarence FL. Wiley,
S. D.; Chas. T. Percival, j. D.; Joseph
P. Baldwin, chaplain; John w. Murk
land, marshall; Henry @. Gay, tyler;
I'll Do
Liddell, +. s.; Josiah A. Pearson, Har
ley t. Seaver, Frederick w. Baldwin,
finance committee; Erastus G. Coils
ton, Murdoch j. Smith, Joseph N.
Webster, hall committee; Master and
Wardens, charity.
Special communication Of Orleans
Lodge No. So of F. and A. NJ, Friday
eve, April %, at o'clock. Installation
of the newly elected officers and work
on the E. A. degree.
Barton Landing.
Farmers report a big run Of sap.
Fred Badger, who is working in New
Hampshire, has come home to spend
week.
Oliver Durham is thoroughly re-
pairing his house.-George Magoon is
painting his house and shed.
A large number of carpenters, brick
layers and other workmen have ar
rived and begun the summers cam
paign.
John Brennan, who has been section
bocc hoe crixo1, i71, Iic ioh aY1d crova 70
New York to peddle ice. Mr.. Gore Of
West Burke takes his place.
Mr.. Scott has his new house nearly