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


the fourth ov jewlie. Ever cents the
creation ov this ball-like speer, it haz
ben day ov CRATE events.
1t wuz on the forth ov jewlie that
Adam wuz driv out ov the garden ov
Eden, and he tellygrafft 2 CRANKY,
Skinner and Parker, oy Barton, for
barrel ov THAR best IXL flower B sent |
2 him bi the Atlantick kable G. o. ID.
It wuz at the forth of jewlie that David |
at the battle ov Tycontrarogues Slowed
the Cardiff Jiant with the sword ov Bun
ker Hill. Tt wuz on the forth ov jewil
that Horris Greeley walked from NJ
York 2 Richmond, when the snow wuz
2 feet and IA inches deep, 2 tell the
white colored people what he nu abowt
Kanady Thytles. Itwuz on the forth
ov jewlie that Julia Seazer with 100
mounted Heshuns crost the Nyagra Falls
on tite roap and took Roam, while
Henry Ward Sturgeon was detracting
the attention ov the inhabitants to sing
ing ''Finigin's Walk" on a bull fiddle.
And there air graft many other events
that could renumerate 2 sho that the
forth ov jewlie has alus ben a day ov
celebracy. But its bein the adversary
ov the Declependence ov Indignation IL
viii we hev met 2 dissemble kun
gether da. That il viii over harts
and windpipes are ready to bust with
emotion when we hear the sweet voiced
Anvil and the wide mouthed fyfe, and
the alto Base Drum poar 4th thear thun-
der
But will knot intrewd further ure
time az THAR air uthers hear, who, like
myself, hav loug ben Dustin to maik
this wilderness howl with theyr elo-
quents.-Argus and Patriot.
JAZZ.
Festus G. Rand, the no hand and
foot temperance lecturer, is here in town
sick with dysentery, and it is thought
it is running into typhoid fever.
4 People are getting we'll along with
haying and are claiming better crop
than for some years.
S. W. Crandall's team ran away with
part of load of hay and as w. Smith
went to seize the reins to stop them,
he was thrown upon the tongue and
whiffletrees where he succeeded in STOP
ping the team after the load was upset,
demolishing the rack and injurlng Smith
to some extent.
In the last weeks locals, Josiah Gran
, dali, should have read Josiah Caswell.
: LOWELL.
: On Friday the 10Th. Willie Coolidge
a lad 10 years old was SO severely bit
ten in his ankle by vicious dog, thai
he has been unable for week to wall
, without crutches. The same dog hat
% bitten quite number of other person
previously.
It On Saturday the Goth, Mr.. Edwar,
Stephenson had his right hand severed,
/, lacerated by colt that he was leading
. which jumped and drew hook whic
- was attached to the halter, into the flesh
d On Monday the 22d, as Mr.. sila
is Works and Mr.. Garland Skinner wer
,e together in grist mill belonging to tn
former, the floor gave way and they WEI
precipitated distance of some fftee
feet into the wheel-pit. Mr.. Works q
", ing head first into the water which Wa
- deep. He is an aged man and woul
y have been entirely unable to extricat
~ himself from his dangerous predicamel
. but for the assistance of his companie
r. in misfortune Mr.. Skinner, who, a
. though himself somewhat injured by tt
q" fall was able with some difficulty
~ lift him enough to enable him to era,
- out, and both emerged without very S
70 rious injuries.
MS
g There is considerable sickness in I'll
re and adjoining towns, quite number
~ cases of dysentery are reported.
A few days since as Mrs. Norton a
another lady were driving toward D.
by their horse became frightened at I
~ cars. and ran and on turning the corr
MN at the end of the bridge threw tn
: both out, considerably injuring NJ
Norton.
!. Gen. Burnside and family spent
- Tuesday at Newport In the afternt
I'd quite large company accompanied th
~ down the lake, stopping at the beauti
grounds and residence of Hugh Al.
.on, She Newport band was in attendan
nd and altogether very pleasant time ,
.u enjoyed.
lty, 1ROI.
rls. On the night of the Goth, or
old morning of the 9th inst, Willis Eli
1er- of North Troy, was robbed of 1927.
eet- 1t was taken with his pocket book,
liks OF his vest near his bed. A man
inn the name of Peck slept In the room "
him. In the morning plank was fou
em. one end on the ground, the other end
,uer the cap of door which was under
,.r window of Flint's room but a car,