Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-11-11
Local News.
ALBANY.

posters, and advertisements.
Inc people of South Albany are about
but four hundred pound bell on their
ting house.
evi Rowell has bought part of W.
6torey's farm, and Enoch Rowell the
iainder, all for $4,000.
Report says that a man rode a year
o colt three miles election day to vote
Greeley and Brown.
At S. H. Smalley's auction hay sold
from SO to S1O.35; cows from Sc to
potatoes 38 cents.
[ra Merrill raised from one potato of
Jackson White variety one and one
bushels. This can be vouched for
good authority.
fr. Elijah Hovey and family, for
by of this town, now of lndepend-
., iowa, are Will uo VhN0 n0'N' "
sit to their friends in old Vermont
fhe fall term of school in district No.
hught by Lovila L. Colburn, closed
!. lst. There were but eight instan-
of hardness during the term and the
rage attendance was good. The names
cholars that received neither absent
tardy marks were Lydia Colburn, Ad-
Miles, Hattie Wright, Lydia and
be Paquet, George King and Charlie
ight. The last two are only six years
lge and attended school five months
|hout receiving either absent or tardy
rks. Pretty well done for little boys.
NIr. Wells A, Hyde, whose sad acct
bit and sickness were mentioned last
elk, found sweet relief in Jesus, Sab
th evening, Nov. 8. A large circle
mourners and large and respectable
aggregation of friends paid their last
Bpect to his mortal remains the follow
g Wednesday. Bro. Albert Watson
cached very appropriate and touch
Q sermon from words found in Isaiah,
Be, 1--WE all do fade as leaf.
r. Hyde was not great man in the
mmon acceptation of the term but he
ps man honored, respected and be-
we'd wherever known. He professed a
ristian life and lived it; and his sud-
n death has cast a gloom over the
immunity. Death ? ah no, it is not
ath, for, though his mortal body has
hded as the leaf" his spirit, now free,
;, free has taken its fight to the
Alms of everlasting life. Blessed VIC
by! In Mr.. Hyde, kind and loving
sband, an afectionate father, an es-
emed citizen and an exemplary chris
IN has passed away. His bereft FAM
have the deepest sympathy of a large
role of friends.
BARTON.
J. w. Hall has just returned from
bston with fine assortment of fall and
inter goods. Give him call and see
yourselves.
Singing school next Friday night.
Sam Drew always looks on the brigh
de. He still persists in saying tina
Greeley's elected"
At the concert Monday night ther,
as fair attendance. Entertainment
god. Come again Blaisdell.
In district No. 2 in school taught b,
liss Elsie Mason, for the term endin!
October, four scholars received no alb
INT or tardy marks, viz: Marcia Cole
Walter Cole, Hattie and Henry Dudley
light scholars received no tardy marks
nd very many of the scholars receive,
ut one tardy mark. For next term ey
ry member of this school is determine
do their best.
Election in Barton passed off quietly
wo hundred and eighteen persons foun
Aeir way up the winding stairs to til
allot-bOx and voted for Grant, and sixt
pied for Greeley W. B. had pictul
Greeley on the Home Stretch"
ON Mast, and is supposed to ha,
on several votes for Grant. In Il
Fening the telegraph Office was crowd,
ntil two o'clock. Good news was &c
linly ION the wing" and as it car
bling out in front of the operator, t
reeley boys claimed the right of VIII
ools and chairs there were. and the Ora
llOws-understanding how to tire
heir prisoners-readily conceded the
bat right. The news was so much b;
err than was expected, that even t
democrats could not help smiling wi
he republicans, and the utmost goc
azure prevailed. The dispatches cal
rom Boston, and one of the first ii
came over the wires was the news fir,
6roWnington, VT, - "Grant, IA
Jreeley, l." Enough was received
ore ten o'clock to assure all of the Ell
ion of Grant by large majority.
BARTON LANDING
One Democrat here says. There
not enough of the Democratic party !
30 keep track of the administrator
See the advertisement of Austin
Joslyn in another column. New 90
ust received. Everybody knows til
gentlemen are square men to deal wit