Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-06-03
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Local News.
JEW ADVERTISEMENTS

AHble Works, nj. j. Smith, Barton.
LIS & Medicines, e. F. Dutton, "
Ii Reward, :. S. w. Allen, Irasburgh.
ALBANY.
Dr.. d. NJ. Parker is erecting dwell
II house and horse barn on Main ST.,
|ich, from present appearances, we
he will be the best in the village.
BE. J. B. Darling has purchased a
Hiding lot of Mr.. Wheaton Living
he, Immediately north of RowelPs
Ire, and has commenced the erection
dwelling-house and tin-shop.
AS Mr.. Joseph Tatro, in the employ
Mr.. l. Saunders, was engaged few
Us since, in drawing lumber from
Rings mill to the village, the neck
ke broke, when the horse, load and
except driver, were precipitated in
mixed mass about ten feet down the
blk, considerably injuring one of the
rses and damaging the wagon to some
tent.
BARTON.
Prospects now look fair for heavy
pp of hay and an abundance of fruit.
! will hope for other things according
irhe Orleans and Caledonia Steam
In Co., at South Barton, are repairing
their mill some and putting in quite
lot of new machinery.
DR.. T. T.. Dutton, of the Landing has
|nted his house to Chandler Austin,
Serving a room for an Office, where he
ID be found ready to attend to the du-
b of his profession at any time.
Rev. NJ. V. B. Knox will preach his
Id sermon before leaving for his new
La of labor in the far West, at the
lex church next Sabbath afternoon.
object; "The good Soldier of Jesus"
Charles w. Preston has hired the
hsement of the steam mill at South
rton and is going to manufacturing
Dir stock for parties in Massachusetts,
IF money is the "root of all evil" we
ink we ought to be pretty good jus
bw. We have just one dollar; We
! are "happy as a clam" and read,
lend that to the man that "speak
st."
The town has purchased a new hears
"a nice one-and is going to build ;
earse-house on the town lot, opposite
aniel Smiths. The cost of the hears,
$3.50, and the money is we'll laid out
he old one was a disgrace, almost, t
lie town; and besides, who wants t
Ike their last ride in such rickety oil
ing.
Notwithstanding the rain of Frida
ening, and the short notice given tn
eople, of the concert of Blaisdell
gals Concert Organization of Swis
Iii Ringers, there was very respecta
e turn out. the entertainment was
bod one and everybody went away sal
fed that they had got their money
birth. The orchestra is the best of an
mpany that travels, every instrumer
hing controlled by a master hand. M,
pgalls is a splendid cornetist, Will
enry Blaisdell and sister captivate a
parts by their rare performances upo
lie violin. Miss Sanderson is a singt
more than ordinary merit, whose voic
as not yet been spoiled by the educ
onal concomitants of our modern fasl
pnable opera, and may she forever be pr
bcted from such a calamity The son.
Our Darling Sleeps" words by A.
Iarle, music by G. Eugene Harrington
las received with marked favor, viii
the Naturalization of the bells" awol
he divine harmonies. We commer
his troupe to the patronage of the pu'
C. We hope to see them again at l
istaut day.
J. H. Holton had a strange Gu
mer last Tuesday, who came IN al
sked to see some of his best breas
ates. Holton showed them to hi
lth all the grace of a frst-class sale
hn, and found one that 'just SUITED
ln. Mr.. H. offered it to him We
leap. "Well," said the customer,
en't.want to buy one to-day. I've G
sucking colt at home, and when
is grown up, I've been thinking ]
breastplate. Holton conclud
at if he had got to wait that long, he
ell out" and has done it.
SMALL POX.-What a world of ter
n these two small words. What a h
p they outpour upon the palpitati
u. Since our small pox item last we
Dis town and Glover have been full
ensation stories. One was that Orar
losman was sick-a-bed with small I
then he was not sick at all; anotl
bat between thirty and forty persons
Hover had been carried to the pc
louse. But the most outrageous and
probable story of all was that there '
wo hundred and fifty, all in one fam
lex with this terrible disease, and t
he rest of the family had been expos