Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02

local ANEnHs 81 WE accompany ~
der. No charge uiIl be made Of less than
forty cents.
Will pay highest market prices at al
times for raw fur, also beef hides and calf
skins. y. c. Miles, West Glover, VT. 43-4S
Twill buy stock for the stock train at
Barton Landing hereafter instead of Tues
day. will buy all kinds of stock at Bar
ton for stock train at best market prices.
:. +. WinsIow. att
Wanted: Four good choppers at West
more. Michael Dacre.
Call and see H.. d.. Phillips new sleighs
which he is selling at bottom prices, both
sale and custom made. 1919
Lost, Saturday, Nov. 9th, between Dry
Pond and the Fuller farm, a gentleman's
silver watch, open face, screw case with
engine and car inlaid in gold in back Of
case. Finder please return to E. L. Alex
andcr, Glover, and receive reward. If
Losr.-Two two-year-old heifers. One
light colored Jersey, the other dark red.
a. Z. Wilcox, Irasburg. 46-4S
Wauted-Four OF five good choppers at
Pillsbury's steam mill. Also have a JOB to
iet to get in three or four hundred thousand
Ceet Of hardwood logs a their sutton Mill.
Can at Hotel Barton. P~nlsbury& Son.
1918
Cream, 2Oc. per quart; milk, &c. per quart.
Telephone your orders to y. " Lewis or
4. NJ. Towers. y. L. Foster. 47-48
DR.. L. A. Leonard has resumed his prac-
tice at the residence of Chaplin Leonard,
Glover. VI. Dentistry ia all its branches.
wanset. SOM dry stove wo'd at the
MONITOR ofice. tt
K. +. French, Glover, VT, will pay 80 cts.
per dozen for large brown eggs. They
must be strictly fresh. Have % good
pork barrels for sale at 50 cts. each.
For sale Cheap-A secondhand 2-horse
traverse sled, and an upholstered sleigh,
nearly new. q. d. Owen.
Wanted. Reliable, able, practical young
man and wife TO take charge of a large
farm. Box $50, Irasburgh, Vt.
w. Z. Twombly of Barton Landing is
raging 90 to % cents for tue best potatoes
this week. 47-4S
Mr.. E. G.. Baldwin, County examiner OF
teachers, has received numerous requests
from school committees asking for the
address of teachers who may be obtained
for schools at this time. In reply to these
he gives the following list of teachers;
Lizzie fl. Blake, West Corinth, VT; Geo.
r.. Brock, Bra ford, VT; Cora 5. Arnold,
2f4 North ST., Burlington, Vt; Cora A.
Curtis, West Burke, VT; Miss Josie Drown,
Johnson, VI; Miss Mary CorIey, 1924
Union ST., Manchester, y. H.
y. NJ. Scott has a car of flour just in that
he will sell, for the next few days, at very
low prices. Nv
Wanted-A place on a farm or in a hotel
by young married couple. Address F. G.
a. D., Care of S. Leavitt, Crattsbury, Vt.
Horses. Every variety. One heavy
work horse, 1900, good for any kind of
work. Span light drivers, bay, own sisters;
also choice of three best readers in County.
a. II. Cowles, Barton.
Henry Webster will be ready to exhibit
his Christmas goods on Dec. 4th. Largest
supply ever carried.
For Sale Cheap-A secondhand 2-horse
traverse sled, with neckyoke, whiffietrees
and chains. Melvin Drown, Barton. 1851
We are prepared to grind meat bone, also
shall have same on hand for sale. Bran
SACKS wanted at all times. Parker &
Humphrey, Barton.
Since making up our Club List we have
received a letter from the Boston TrGUeler
advancing the price of their publication SO
that we are unable to sell it in connection
with the MONITOR for less than $50.
Clearance sale of millinery at E. L. Bar
slows. Trimmed hats 20 per cent. dis
count, untrimmed, 10 per cent. Beams
block. Nv
wanted-Two tons of oat straw. y. NJ.
Lewis. 1919
For Sale. Milk at 5 cents per quart,
weighing Il OF. Cream 20 cents per quart,
same measure. Peoples Telephone. 5. 5.
johnson, Barton. 1919
II. w. Blair has on exhibition some very
fine water color portraits, both light and
dark, at his office which are worthy of the
attention of those who enjoy fine artistic
work.