Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-07-29
ALBANY.

it as they can catch it." Corn,
oes and small grains are looking
propitiOus.
Mr.. Thomas Nc Clellan was en-
n in drawing in hay last Saturday,
inst, his little girl, who was riding
be wagon, accidently fell off unob-
ed by Mr.. Nc Clellan; one of the
bn wheels grazing her head so close
Is tc lay bare considerable portion
he skull. DIR. d. M. Parker was
ed as quickly as possible, and under
skillful management we understand
the little unfortunate is doing we'll.
noticed in the Newport Express a
brt of the village school in Newport,
in looking over my register | find
my school back here among the
IS, where some of the scholars have
Falk over a mile, has done better
wishing to encourage the steady at
Dance of scholars at school, thought
ould send my report. | had Is
blars. and but 8 instances of tardi-
Charlie Wright and George King,
q years, did not get mark, either
Int or tardy. Willie Wright was
Int three days on account of sickness.
lie and Truman Jerome, absent but
be days each, age 6 and 5 years, also
tie Wright was present every day
received no tardy marks. Several
ers did not get but two or three alb
marks and those on account of
ness.
LOvILA l.. COLBURN,
Teacher, Dist No. in Albany.
BARTON.
WANTED IN BARToN.-Nurses and
iEls-of-all-work.
ONE to the Circus tomorrow, and
De you are here come in and subscribe
the Monitor.
IRAN Foster of Irasburgh, sold to
n Brown of Barton Landing, 10 tons
quality hay at $40 per ton. few
Is since, Quite change this.
More than thirty cases of dysentery
this village. H. D. Bickford lost two
ildren; one Sunday morning, the 9TH
Sunday night.
The building committee on the new
DOL house at the Landing are ready
ii specifications and plans of the neV
lding and are ready to receive bids.
On the 25th inst, son of Rev. Ell
alley was thrown from wagon
king on his head and shoulders, in
ing him severely.
According to the Lyndon Union, tn
owing are the Greeley Republi
is in this village. John Skinner, E.
wson, T. G Cobb, Major Pierce an
R. B. Skinner. All good men.
Mr.. George Heath has our thanks fo
pice lot of new potatoes of the earl
e variety-large, handsome, and GOO
Dugh for Horace Greeley or any 9th,
J. n.
Somebody in this village is huntir
pund nights after milk-p,oach, al
m. Collision says that if he don't ST.
liking his COW, he will get it, too
tn a stick in it that won't be likely
RE dysentery-not much.
A Rev. gentleman a few days sine
ing not many miles from our ofiC
ched off 5 loads of hay in the folio
times respectively: lst in s |
nutes, End in 6 l-2 minutes, 3
l-2 minutes. They weighed t
ch.
J. I. Locke, late of Boston, has p,
ased the picture saloon at the Lar
& which he has fitted up and W
pve to Bloomington Centre where
! be ready the last of this week
we people that want to be '.tool
Locke was engaged in the sa
siness in this vicinity three years a
We learn that the Walter A. W.
pwer has been again signally triu
ant. having received the First Pr
d highest award at the Vermont St
gricultural Societies Grand TT
en- to the World, which came off
ptland on the 18th and 18th il
Pere were twenty-five competent m
at the trial. These machines
e by Skinner and Drew. l.t
No wonder J. w. Howard of /
lrgh, and Gilbert Esty of Barton La
g, feel proud of their corn. At D
{ it stands over s feet high and
ked out the 9Th of last month.
i'll be ready for JohnNy) cakes
eptember.
LONDON TALENT.-A quartette of
greatest performers ever connected
The London arena are now member,
Ihe Great Stone and Murray CT
which perform at Barton to-mor
July 30th, both afternoon and even
viz. Miss Lizzie Reyes the youngest
most beautiful equestrienne nov
America. David A. Seal, the Lo
Court jester, polite wit of an orr,
school, and the famous flying trapez