Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-04-15
Local News.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ouse for sale, A.. DIR. Colburn, Albany
bird, ........ Dr. Bemis, Craftsbury
beration, "A. Trip, Barton.
nv Goods, ......O. D. Owen, g
lexander Jameson's Estate.
BARTON.
A Frenchman by the name of Denyo,
the employ of Capt. Little, split his
OF from toe to heal while splitting wood
st Tuesday morning.
Several vivid lightning flashes were
Zen last Tuesday evening. but the NUT
ering thunder was too far away to be
eard.
O. H. Austin had an ankle severely
prained on the inst, in attempting
to get out of wagon which his horse
was trying to back down an embank-
ment.
To our neighbors, and friends of Glover, and
Barton, also to the choir of Barton, who kindly
and tendery, assisted in our atii elton and be-
reayement we tender our most sincere and heart
felt thanks we shall always remember, and hope
they may be greatly rewarded for their Kindness,
in this world, and that which is to come:
NATHAN G. UFFoRD.
SUSAN A. UFFoRD.
NJ. w. Joslyn has moved his Weeks
Magic Compound mandatory from the
lrug store building, to the store of D.
McDougall. The sales of the Compound
pre rapidly increasing, and it is gaining
the popularity and success it justly mer-
It's.
G.. j. Ufford, has on hand, supply
ef new buggies of his own manufacture.
The material of which was bought at a
ow price, and consequently the carriages
IAN be sold cheap. Charles makes as
good wagons as can be had anywhere in
the United States. See his advertisement
hext week.
1t will be seen by the list of appoint
tnents made at Chelsea last week by the
Methodist Conference, that Rev. Mr..
Malcolm is to stop with us another year.
lie comes back and is we'll pleased with
the appointment-an so are we all.
Rev. Mr.. Thurston, goes to East Burke,
hnd Rev. E. W. Culver takes his place
bit the Landing.
On account of a wash-out at Massa-
wippi, the down passenger train last
"Wednesday, due here at a. m. did not
arrive until 4 p. IN. Some of the pas
sengers seemed to lie impressed with the
idea that it is not always so very pleasant,
this 'riding on the rail" Several trains
were also stuck near the Mansfield bridge
in this town, in consequence of mud
sliding upon the track. Several hands
were kept busily engaged all day throw
ing mud.
The April showers of last Tuesda,
and Wednesday, dissolved and took ava,
a good share of our snow. These were tn
first rain showers we have had since las
fall, and it seemed quite old fashione,
to sit and 'Listen to the rain drops clat
ter, falling on the single roof W
have had an abundance of snow thi
winter, and it has tarried long and serv
ed US well-affording lumbermen every
where ample opportunity to slide in tn
needful supply of logs for summer saw
ing-and now we are glad to see it 81
lently steal away, little at time, thu
saving the wear and tear of roads an
bridges.
We learn that John T. Drew, Esq.,,
Washington, has been appointed Speci;
Assistant to the U. S. District Attorne
j of New York, and that the branch of tt
business of the District Attorneys ofiC
in which Mr. Drew's services are requi1
ed, is that relating to investigations an
prosecutions in cases of revenue and Gu
tom frauds. We are informed that h
appointment-which is an important on
the business relating to such frauds b
ing lmmense-was made at the reque
of Secretary Boutwell, that no polite
influence was made in the matter, al
that the selection of Mr.. Drew for til
service was owing to his marked succe
IN revenue cases at Washington. NJ
Drew's Vermont friends will learn wi
pleasure of this recognition of his abb
ty.-BawIington Free Press and Time
Mr.. Drew was formerly resident
this village, and is a brother of ..Thad's
We are glad to see Barton boys rising
the world
CRAFZ'SBL RY. s=F~
Mr.. Isaac Whitney has snapped
farm for n. D. Martins house and t
shop at the Common, Martin retaini
his patent milk pan business. Within
is a good farmer and we wish him S,
cess in his new enterprise.
The exhibition on Friday eve., the ST
came off according to announcement a
was a perfect success in every particul
The pieces we're we'll rendered and
did credit to themselves. The no,
was filled to overhowing at an early no
Uses wereThe exerc interspersed with n
sic by Mrs. E. V. Rink of Chicago, a
n aster L. A. Whitney, son of Prof. J
W. Whitney, of this place. Mrs. Ri
possesses one of the finest soprano vol
we ever heard, and renders her songs
the most pleasing manner.
was repeatedly encored during the e
ming Master Whitney seems to p
take of his fathers musical qualities,
ing one of the best pianists in the coul
and yet quite young. The audie
went home feeling well paid for tt
trouble.
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