Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-05-27
Local News.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pble Aldrich's Estate, -. Glover.
uction, F.. Rufus Lund, Barton.
rayed, 49,. H. Foster, Irasburgh.
ebster's Dictionary, G. & G. Merriam.
Arm & Fireside.
ew Goods, ..... j. w. Hall, & Co.
E" Skinner & Drew.
btice, ... VIM. Kimball, Barton.
br Sale, C. M. Gifin, w. Glover.
ALBANY.
Rev. J. H. Cox has closed his pastor
labors here and gone to new field.
leaves many warm friends, who wish
Inn abundant success in his new home.
Miss Cynthia Farr has just returned
market with splendid assortment
millinery goods. Her rooms are over
c. Rowell's store, opposite the Con-
'egational church.
The Sabbath School at the +. W..
BAPTIST church was re-organized week
90 last Sunday. R. NJ. Walker was
hosen Superintendent, and Benjamin
Heath assistant.
BARTON.
If you havn't anything else to do,
cad Nasby's letter in another column.
t is good for hypo and bad for lame
ide.
Mr.. James Guild has brought to our
flee a pea-vine, four feet in length,
With one pod of full grown peas, raised
by him this year.
John Fort has sold the tools and good
will of his blacksmith business, to John
Arkley, and gone to Derby, where we
understand he intends to Fortify.
The next Quarterly Meeting of the
Orleans County Good Templars Union
will be held with Blazing Star Lodge,
No. 81, West Derby, on Tuesday, June
lth.
j. Thurston, Sec'y
The FIX. Committee of the County S.
S. Convention have changed the time for
holding the Fifth Session, at Craftsbury,
from June Is and 19 to June % and 26
30 as not to conflict with the Vt. State
Convention of Congregational Churches.
Somebody sends us the following four
ines of poetry which are not so bad as
might be;
Come on, ye frogs and birds,
Mosquitoes, if you please
This being froze for eight long months
Is worse than killing feas."
Miss A. J. Cutler has just received a
new lot of millinery goods, so that now
she has the largest and best assortment
she hes ever had. She says she never
had such run of custom as she has had
this spring, and the only way she Can
account for it is that she has advertis-
ed more than she ever did before.
You can't very well help seeing Skin.
ner & Drew's new advertisement Il
you don't believe what they say, just &C
into their store and be convinced. We
heard John say to man the other day
81 can sell you a suit of clothes so cheap,
that if you didn't know I never done
such thing, you'd think stole them.
We believe the man bought the clothes
On account of the smallpox case a
Glover, and the number that have beer
exposed, we would advise most every
body to take the precaution to get vac
cinated, and then if you keep cool
there is no danger But if you hinl
you are going to have it sure, you prob
ably will. We once knew hundred
men exposed all at one time and not ont
JOOk Un6 disease.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. AlonzC
Clark, while drawing wood for Mr.. Eli,
of this village, from the barn of Warnel
Brothers, concluded, instead of going
round, to take up one length of planl
in the sidewalk, and save time. Under
one of the planks he found rolled up il
Boston Journal, dated Sept. 6, 1871
four leather wallets One of the wallet;
had the address of Liberty Aldrich, Troy
Vt, written upon the inside; also con
tanned notes running to the same, to thu
amount of $4,000. Another had fou
shoemaker's pegging avis and an adver
tisement of the G. & p. r. R. headet
Grand Excursion to Newport, July 4
and one had 3 printed tickets, PAS
either Gate. A. H. Huntington. Treas
urer." The pocketbooks were probabl,
placed there by some pick-pocket, afte
having taken what scrip there was, a
the time of our last County Fair.
We judge from the number in attend
ance at the lecture last Friday evening
that our village folks do not care niue
for such things, or else they had fol-
gotten all about it.. Here we had a
interesting frst-class lecture, from
gentleman who had lived ten wears
down in Chill among the proud Chilians
and had learned lesson by observa
ton, in regard to that people an
country, such as could not be learne
from all the biographies and historic
that could be piled between here an
the next cattle-fair; yet there was onl
abOut "a 1Narcope ,,,ncorA l. L..