Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-29
Local News.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ptice. Meshech E. Libby, Sheffield.
Blk Pans. .Almon Peck, B. Landing.
buse For Sale. . R. H. Corey, Barton.
btice. Henry Bowley.
Srdyce S. Frenchs Estate. -. Barton
korge Salisbury's Estate. 80. Barton.
BARTON.
Capt S. B. Tucker, of the Landing,
Is sold his paint business to a Mr..
fadley.
J. w. Hall has got a new store-or
least he has, with the aid of water,
hint and paper, make it look new inside.
Clark Simonds informs us that on
onday, the 22d inst, he gathered fifty
ails Ordinary pails) of sap, which made
6 pounds of nice sugar. Who beats?
DR.. J. Wright of Coventry, has COME
TO the Landing to establish himself in
iis profession. He is graduate from
he University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
Frogs are out-sugaring is done for
roads dusty in village and quite passable
\ butside-weather fine, sky clear, wind
north-look out for May flowers and the
Cincinnati convention
DR.. Ranney has bought a house of AL
xander Mcdonald, at the Landing, and
concluded to stop there while longer.
Mcdonald goes to Sheffield, where he
has bought farm.
Mrs. Nicholas Pierce of this town was
found dead in her bed on the morning of
Tuesday last. She was we'll enough on
Monday, and done her work about the
ouse as usual.
The public examination of teachers fol-
this town will be held in the Academy
n this village, Saturday, May 18th, at
o'clock A. NJ. This late date is owing
10 the question list not being received
from Burlington.
Capt. Little is taking down the hi
back of his hotel so that in the Afternoon
he can have the sun at his back door
Ind also to give him chance to builC
In addition and make his house the siz'
af the Memphremagog House by-and-b,
hen he gets ready.
J. N. Webster has been tearing GU
partitions, painting, plastering, paperinI
nd fixing up his rooms at great rate
He has also rented the room formerl,
occupied by the job printer, so that h
how has in all six rooms, reception
room, operating room, dark room, prin
room, room for manufacturing picture
frames, and room for wood, old boxes
&c.,-making suit of rooms as good,
not better, than any other Photographic
in the state. Go see him.
The railroad hands have had goo
time for the last week getting cars o
and on the track. Wednesday afternoo
the freight got off between Newbur
and Bradford hindering the passenge
couple of hours. Friday afternoon
car loaded with lumber ON the dow
freight run off just opposite our ofic'
delaying the train from 2 o'clock unit
half past six. The car was considerabl
damaged and the rails and ties for 81
or eight rods were pretty much askey
Wishing, we suppose, to make good IL
saying, ''three times and out" they ~
off seven cars loaded with lumber an
hay, about a mile north of the Landin
on the through freight Saturday afternoc
tearing up the track and badly damagil
some of the cars. Nobody hurt.
At the annual meeting of the Orlea
Co. Union S. S. Convention, held at Ba
ton, Dec. Is and IA, 1871, the followil
persons we're elected Vice Presidents f
the ensuing year:
Albany, N. NJ. Darling Barton, l.
Drew; Bloomington, l. i Kilburl
Coventry, f. W. Langmayd Charlesto
Charles Carpenter Craftsbury, WI
Chamberlin Derby, A. J. Albee Clio
or, E. B. Simonds; Greensboro, JOSE
Crane Holland, NJ. c. Ferrin; Ira
burgh, A. A. Smith; Jay, Martin Char
berlin; Lowell, Nathaniel Hutchinso
Morgan, Lorenzo Williams Newport,
y. Green; Salem, Louis Burgoyn Trc
ID. Council; Westmore. NJ. d. Scot
West6eld, j. D. Mex enzie; Potion, Ma
lIlkins.
VIII these officers please send Inc
Barton, the names, post office address a
denomination of all the S. S. Superinte
dents in their respective towns. 1t
expected that the next convention W
be held in June at Craftsbury, and Il
information is needed to prepare for i
/. P. GAGE, Cor. Sec'y.
At the Republican caucus last Tu
day evening, VIM. w. Circuit was cleo
delegate to the State Convention, a
thd following resolution was adopted
ResOIced by the Republican voters
Barton In convention assembled, II
we most heartily and unreservedly
dorse the administration of Gen. L.
Grant, and most cheerfully do we recc
mend him to our brother Republicans
this state as the only safe man for
country as its chief executive at this til
For while there is so strong an effort
ing made by certain disappointed and {
affected politicians to mark his admin
tration as ono of corrunt;op frouJ .