Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-08-26
A FALSEHOOD

hoda Humphreys Estate.
A FALSEHOOD
Some person (who knows who?) has
q the audacity to start the rumor that
Dn. f. P. Cotton of Irasburgh was
/ reeley man." A bigger lie has not
I'm in circulation since all were drown
save Noah and his lucky few. Let
Dry Republican in the county vote for
Cotton, for Senator, week from
|esday, and we will guarantee that
tlr confidence will not be betrayed, and
1t he is no Greeley man." The re-
It has been circulated through the
Anty, but we have it in black and
ite, over his own signature, that there
DO truth in it.
ALBANY.
Mr.. Roger Willis of East Albany, died
hn advanced age, the 18th inst. He
Illd have been "a years old had he
ID till Sept. 80.
Heavy showers, bad roads, meadows
cred with water, grain beat down to
ground. Some lay tito the thorough
d Greeley meetings, as they are cal
by Fitzpatrick g. Co., but he did
get convert this way.
AN ecclesiastical council met at West
bany Thursday, the 22d. for the pur-
Use of installing Rev. Albert Watson as
lstor over the Congregational church.
fter the examination of the candidate
was unanimously voted to install him.
he several parts were performed in the
lowing order Invocation by F. B.
helps; voluntary by the choir (; reading
scriptures by F. B. Phelps prayer by
B. Phelps; reading of hymn by A.
Wild; sermon by A. W. Wild; In
Alling prayer by Rev. A. A. Smith
int hand of fellowship by Rev. E. P.
lid; charge to the pastor by Rev. F
Dickinson; charge to the people by
v. A. A. Smith; prayer by Rev. F.
Dickinson benediction by the pastor
is the third pastor installed over this
Ople.
We suppose the story of the late fresh
is one and the same throughout tn
lntry. In this (the westerly part o
town considerable damage was don
small scale. To illustrate, we vii
low the little stream, known as Glow
Brook" about half a mile. Com
encing with Mr.. A. H. Darling's mill
m. The west end of it was washe
{, letting deluge of water through tn
yer part of the mill, burying the clap
ard machinery in drift of foodwooc
d threatening to undermine the Who'll
ii. Passing down the stream, nea
village are two bridges, both of whic
IRE sadly dcmoralized. A little fal
Der down we come to a nice piece {
eadow land, owned by Mr.. Madiso
pwles, portions of which were yer
oroughly, though not very systematic
y, spread with foodwood, cobblestont
d gravel, mourning damage of SON
twenty-five dollars. On the "McClar
Ook'' Mr.. l. H. McClary had he
use partly inverted, and the underpil
hg washed from one end of his hor
In. The roads suffered very muc
fticularly the one leading from tn
lage to the Centre. The river mea
were completely flowed, with consi
BILE hay on them uncut, as we'll
te an amount in the cock. These a
art of the capers played in this pa
the town, and suppose the story of t
I of the town goes in the same tune
BARTON.
Grant meeting tonight at school hou'
Votes,-get them printed. We W
them for you so low that you cam
sibly think tits high.
Howe's London Circus and Sange
Eitish Menagerie will exhibit at Bart
Fiday, Sept. 13. Look out for q
rtisement next week.
Thirty tickets for the Greeley Kip
ck-Liberal- Republican- Democratic-c
Generation Convention at Newport Ii
tuesday,, were sold at this station.
A base ball club was organized in t
illage last ancsday evening, to
allied the Crystal Lake Base Ball Gu
be following were the officers chose
resident, George Reed; Vice Preside
Arthur Boswell; Secretary, E. McInto
treasurer, P. L. Webster; Direct,
NJ. Elliott, L. McLoud, Ed. Rob
pn ; Capt lst nine, L. McLoud; Ca
d nine, Ed. Robinson.