Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-28
Local News.
ALBANY.

W. W. Warren sells lot of personal
property at auction. at his residence. on
Tuesday November II. See bills.
Charles Doying and S. H. Smalley
BELL property at auction. at the residence
bf the latter next Wednesday, October
BOZ. See advertisement and bills.
BARTON
Read the letter from Virginia in anoth-
er column. 70 ~
Geo. w. Jenness had a narrow escape
last Saturday while getting out stone for
bridge, by an iron bar flying up and
hitting him in the head.
Quarterly Conference at the NJ. Z.
Church, Saturday, November Sd. A full
board is requested. Quarterly Meeting,
Sunday, Nov. 3.
]. Barney Robinson is lifting his new
law-quarters few feet skywards, chang
ing the inside arrangements, somewhat
and giving employment to the carpenter,
painter and plasterer.
New subscribers have come in for the
last three weeks so that We have been
obliged to give our exchanges and part
of our single seals, half-sheets. We will
try and look out for that in future.
Gen Grout is rigging over the base
inent of his shop on Water street-put--
IN a water-wheel and preparing power
for Percival & Dwinell who rent the
same for manufacturing furniture, cof-
fins, baskets, &C. M SO
Don't forget about the concert next
Friday evening by Blaisdell & Ingalls,
Swiss Bell Ringers There is no hum
bug about this troupe; nor any doubt
about their giving genuine frst-class
entertainment.
After November lst, the stores of the
Twombly's, Dutton, Hall, McDougall
Owen. Rawson, Skinner g. Drew, Robin
son and Whitcher, will be closed at
8 O'cIOcIc. So. good folks, do your
trading before that hour or wait until
the next day. Saturday nights excepted
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for
the conviction, or information leading to
the conviction of the person who put a
large stone upon the track of the Pas.
sumpslc Rail Road about two miles south
of Barton Landing, on the night Of Oct
9th, and again on the night of October
18th. L. w. PALMER, Supt.
Lyndonville, Oct. 81, 1872.
A treat, indeed, was the lecture ad
vertised in this village, by Mr.. BENZ
Smith "a student of Fort Edward insti
tutc New York; on Friday evening last
Gen. VIM. W. Circuit, in his usually fe
licitous manner, introduced the speaker
which made him feel quite at home. TIL
subject, temperance, was an old one, bu
with original treatment and superior OF
atory it was made to bloom with yout
again; delighting, instructing and anu;
ing the audience, who, all went HON
thinking of the Apostles words in III
/, Sth. ''P FFot@ e."
Mr.. Smith also favored our citizens, 0
Sabbath evening, with an eloquent, az
dress, on modern spiritualism.
Judging from the following which v
clip from the Boston Daily Post Of la
Thursday, we think Miss Nettie P Sa
tie, daughter of the late John 2. Sart
of Barton, who recently went to join h,
brother William, at Santa Fe, New Me,
leo, although surrounded by friends wi
will doubtless shield her from all harl
has got into rather hard country II
Post says: Mr. R. l.. Perkins, (also fc
merly of Barton) teacher of language
this city, recently received letter fro
his niece, Miss Nettie P. Sartle, who h
gone to Santa Fe, New. Mexico. on a "
it to her brother. LIEUT.. William J. S;
tie, Adjutant of the Fifteenth Regimen
United States Infantry, stationed the
in which she mentions bloody afr
that occurred on the night of the
inst, between the Mexicans and so
members of the regiment. She sa.
Zone of our band was murdered by S
en- Mexican men and two red men, /
day night. VIII. gave hop at
headquarters parlor, that night, and
II o'clock he left this man to close
house. We came down street in CT
pany with Capt. Morrison, about
minutes before the unfortunate man
We heard a great cutlery from the NJ
leans. and VIII. went out and gave 81
additional directions to the guard.
next morning at breakfast we-heard
the man was injured, and very soon
ter that he was dead. They have s.
of the crowd under arrest and the t
will take place very soon J; but if t
can raise few thousand dollars t
will get clear, for there is no such IL
as justice known in this part of
country. Will does not usually 90
ed, but he will now, and he has g
directions to the men not to go out &
nightfall without arms. If we had
five minutes later doubtless one, if
more, of our party would have beer