Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-29

lie afterwards bought on II acres, his
farm now consisting of 60 acres, be-
sides a pasture of 40 acres in Barton,
which he lets. He has a nice house.
and a barn ga by>30 feet with base
ment under the whole, also an annex
80 by Is, it., all ofowhich he filed to
overlooking with hay and grain the
past year. He is wintering eight COWS,
eight heifers, ten horses and twelve
hogs, and has plenty of hay. He sold
the past year from eight cows, 2,124
pounds of butter, which averaged him
251a cts per pound, all of which is sent
to A. S. Lamb of Manchester, N. II.
The amount of sales from the far
the past year have been $S59.68. He
has a sugar orchard of 500 trees near
his house, and an apple orchard Of 200
trees with all the new varieties. Any
one visiting him will have a chance to
test the quality of his fruit, for his
table is always loaded with an abun-
dance. He keeps four or five horses
in the barn the year round ready for
use. He is out of debt, has all the
comforts of life around him and says
he knows good thorough farming
pays. o. V. p.
West Glover.
The young people that visited Will
Hubbard last Friday evening had a
nice time and fine entertainment.
By request, all the schools in the
back districts will be prolonged two
weeks, so that they may have the
same number weeks of school as the
village districts.
Mr.. Chas. Ross of Waterford has
been here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Wright. = Mrs. Will King is GO
ing to Canada to spend a couple of
weeks with her parents.
Greensboro.
James Gebbie is numbering for
large barn.
A large. amount of logs is being put
into McLaren's saw mill this winter.
The Congregational Society has de-
cided to buy the "New Laudes Domi-
NIP for use in the choir and congrega-
ton.
Willie Butler died of grip and was
buried Friday. He was a young man
Of good principles and will be greatly
missed in this community.
Holland.
Fred Stone had finger cut off by a
circular saw.
Thomas Clapper, who has been sick
some time, is better.
1t is reported that the post office at
Vest Holland is to be discontinued.
Daniel Hall, who has been in West
the last year, has returned
home.
III. B. Bates has decided to e-build
| saw mill on the site where the mill
vas burned last fall.
Irasburgn.
Mrs. Belville, widow OF the late Jo-
eph Belville, has moved to Coati-
,ook, P. @.
Miss Emma Church has so far re-
covered that she rode to Coventry last
week. The first time she had been
ut of doors since September.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Beau
Jerk accompanied their son Preston |
o Burlington. The latter enters col |
eye to fit himself for n physician.
1t is not always safe to defy our liq-
or laws even through express COM
anies. IA word TO the wise is suffi-
lent" Now let those who have in
ines past made use of the way of OBJ
aiming the liquid fire, think twice be-
ore trying it again
Jerry Bashaw was arrested for in
oxication last Monday and after be-
oming sober disclosed the source
'om which he obtained the liquor,
nd expressed willingness to try the
-eeley Cure if he could raise the nee
ssary funds. Twenty or more of our
)wnsmen, who were willing to help
ian who is willing to amend, obi
ated themselves to see that the ex-
enses were paid and that Jerry
lakes the trial.
IOrgan.
n. H. Calkins killed a nine months
Id calf, the other day, that dressed
IL lbs.
Mrs. j. @. Moore has gone to Attle-
orc, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs.
!. L. Taylor.
Roy Cheney and Miss Hattie Brooks
ere married Thursday eve, Jan. %,
! the residence of L. p. Brooks. They