Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-30
Local News.
Fans COUNTY FAIR
BORROW AND NEXT DAY.
|iNNUAL RACES,
NEXT THURSDAY.
ALBANE.

w. Warren has been making
eal estate sales. He has sold his
cs and some six and half acres
j to Mr.. L. P. Tenney and his
eorge Tenney, for$l7o0. We un-
pd the buildings and one acre of
RE to be used as a parsonage for
congregational Society. He has also
building lot to Mr.. Orison Com
of Craftsbury, for S105. We be-
Comstock contemplates building,
year.
BARTON.
the deaths of last week the age of
Smith should have been 3S. in
of %.
me to Barton Tuesday and We'd
Nv, and come to Barton THURS
Come and see the FUN.
ram Blaisdell of the Landing is
g the sound of busy hammers about
ouse, and it looks the better for it.
d J. Frost came feeling around the
nber vines with his cold fingers
Friday night, for the first time this
le barber's-shop has again changed
5, the Currens having gone to Can
md j. B. Cassidy taken the place.
Idly is a good fellow and a good bar
Patronize him.
hn Hammond's house near the old
Yard at the Landing, is rapidly
ming definite proportions, and all
Is but the sidewalks, show signs of
fess.
R. Hunt, Jr has opened a boot and
shop over the harness shop Of Lewis
hg, where he purposes to manufacture
fder, new boots and shoes, patch and
sole old ones, etc., &C., and so on.
him call.
he selectmen have much improved
looks of the triangle, over which
IS the Grant and Wilson flag, by
ping dirt into the ravines and
ling off the hummocks, which before,
e enough to make a person groan,
ide over.
!. G. Grandy has erected and nearly
pleted a new barn twenty feet square,
lated just back of the meeting house
the Landing-Some changes are
ng on in the Landing grist mill own
by the firm of Grandy, Skinner and
,ker.
Dur farmer friends are requested to
1t into it, ," to-day and tonight and
k out some ''aacfut TREMENDOUS
EAT' ears of corn to bring to the
r tomorrow.
P. S.-While you are here, come in
subscribe for the MONITOR, and have
aper as is real old "GUNBoAT."
Lewis Young, who left Barton little
than two years ago, has returned
/ bought out the harness stock anG
de of J. H. Houghton, and got bacl
old shop again. Any little job you
y have-such as a broken bride, O.
like-will receive prompt attention
left with Mr.. Young.
The Brennan Brothers have rente,
d. Bigelow's blacksmith shop at tn
hiding, where they can be found at al
urs of the day, with their sleeves uI
Rdy to clap shoe on horses foot i
most no-time, and fasten it there S
will stay, too. They also do all othe
nds of work usually done in a frs
PISS blacksmith-shop, in a workmanlik
amer; are fine young men, worthy
share of your patronage.
CARD.-I beg to return my sincel
anks to my customers and the publ
general for the cordial and liber;
tronage which have received in tim,
st; and with personal attention an
pderate charges, hope for a continl
ce of the same. Having received
oice lot of fall goods, l am prepare
execute all orders in the MILNE,
ne, also Dress and Cloak making
e latest style.
Mrs. n. NJ. JEWELL.
In the MONITOR of the 18th we mat
ention of the suicide of Thomas She
Sherbrooke, the Friday night befol
aking the statement that was made
s. that the cause of the suicide, W
lelancholy state of mind, on account
be father of the child killed by She;
ngine, very much blaming him, calli
i'm murderer, &c. The father of t
hid now says he never accused Sh
killing his child on purpose, or an
hing of the sort, nor did he call him
murderer.
DIED-In Barton, Aug. 2, of cong
on of the lungs, Sarah i. Oaks, W
i Daniel M. Magoon, aged 83 years.
Mrs. Magoon experienced conversi
Q God when about lG years of age,
'raftsbury, and for twenty-one years
een member of the NJ. E. Church
his place. Owing to i'll health DUR
er connection with the church. she Y
Unable to attend public service but lit
Ter death was sudden her last lin
being only of sixteen hours durati