Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-16
CLEANS COUNTY FAIR
OCTOBER l 81.
ANNUAL RACES,
OCTOCER 3.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Ice to Tax Payers, Geo. W. Jenness.
lion, Hugh Taylor.
ALBANY.
b Lorenzo Davis and family left for
last Tuesday, 10th inst.
i. J. Wesley Paine, formerly of this
\, now of Baltimore, Nd, is at home
visit to his friends.
IL. Whittemore recently fell from a
of grain, landing in such manner
30 double his head under his body,
rowly escaping broken neck
Hiss Katie Nc Clary, now serving in
capacity of teacher in the State Re-
N School at Waterbury, is at home
a few days in consequence of i'll
9th.
sLr. William Warren sold at auction
ihe 10th inst. a building lot located
Feen his house and the Congregation
burch, to Mr.. Newton Boutwell, of
ftsbury, for sos. He also sold three
er lots to Mr.. Sias R. George for 500.
be ordination services of Mr.. G. w.
Din, late graduate of Bates Theo-
cal School, will take place at the
! Baptist church in Albany, on Thurs
September 26, commencing at l
pck P. M. Sermon, Rev. D. H. Adj
consecrating prayer, Rev. T. P.
hlton charge to candidate, Rev. 7.
Wiley; address to church, Rev. l.
lit; right hand of fellowship, Rev.
y. Smalley.
F. L. WILEY, Clerk.
asst Monday, 9th instant. son of
rick Mccartney met mot by ap-
htment) bear, while in the pasture,
the edge of the sugar lot after
BE. Mr.. Bruin we are informed, APP
red very much pleased to see Mr..
Cafrey, and Immediately stepped
ward, evidently intending to meet
a with friendly grip and a loving
brace. Mccartney, however, was
5 amicable, and mounted his horse
skedaddled for the house fright
art"
BARTON.
The court report came too late for
blication this week.
Superintendent Gage, of the Congre-
ional Sabbath School has resigned
position, to take effect next Sabbath
Sept. 22-when he intends to say
d-by to his school.
A trained horse will be driven on the
PIX at the Fair, without bride OF
IS. 1t will walk, trot, run and turn
he direction of the driver and train
game Of base ball was played on
Fair Grounds last Friday afternoon,
Feen the Orleans Centrals, of the
ding, and the Crystal Lakes, of this
hge. Five innings, only, we're play
on account of the rain, resulting in
for the Landing boys and 8 for the
of the village.
CHoEs FROM Our ScHooLs.-Sum
term. The school in district No. =
town, taught by Miss Adnah Jen
numbered in all 25. Five re
ID outside the district. Of the q
ding in the district, the Average at
ance a0as Is. Of the rs only l re
ed tardy marks. and Is had neithe
ent nor tardy marks, viz: Letti
n, Martha Bean, Gertie Baxter, My
Baxter, Emma Duke, Abbie Martin
Gray, Ella Lang, Mary Klmball
na Garfield, Helen Ferrin, Charli
aale, Johnnie Willis.
he school in district No. 6, laugh
Miss Nettie Sartle, numbered in al
pupils, l9 of whom received no tar
narks; 4 receiving neither absen
tardy marks, viz j: Harry Fisk, Har
artle, Frank Emerson, and Eddi
ard who was only five years of ag
walked a distance of about two mile
hool.
b district No. 5 school was laugh
Hiss Lois Baxter. Whole number {
Is %; average 10. Two attende
term without absent or tardy mark
Francis Cass, Helen Cass.
tell you what it is, boys and girl
u keep on in the way you have star
Eou will like enough be great phi
phers some day. And 1 would sa
ose who wanted to go to school e.
Hay and could not, you will be grea
without doubt.
j. w. MALCOLM.
Fe learn that young man by IL
e of Thomas Shea, freight engi
on the Passumpsic road, hung hir
at Sherbrooke last Friday nigh
was the engineer who ran over al
ed child at McIndoes, few wee
pc. after he had done all in his pow
top the train. The father of Il
d very much blamed Shea, and h;
eatedly, we understand, accused hi
purposely killing his child. callil
"a murderer" &c. This had fill
ca with sorrow, and for some time
been downcast and gloomy. and
4 Al L d.