Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07
Local News.

lably crowded out of this paper, but
~ appear next week.
ALBANY.
h flock of wild geese were seen one
last week, by A. N. Mason, to pass
r East Albany. going South.
ra Colburn, of East Albany, dug po-
pes all day, one day last week, and
naged to get 8 bushels of good pota-
s-the rest being rotten.
Judge Tenney has sold 4 l-2 acres
the w. w. Warren place at the vii
ge to Simonds F. Phelps. Mr.. Phelps |
intending to erect buildings on the
me next year.
AS Mr.. Joseph La1oo, of Wolcott,
tn his wife and two children babe
d a little boy-was travelling a few
lys ago, over the river road, near
aeon G. o. Lamphier's, the road,
ich is very sandy at that place, sud-
ply caved in to depth of some two
t under the horse, causing him
stumble, breaking the thills, and pre-
bitating the little pile of humanity
pr the dashboard upon and amongst
horse dd Gbitum. Mrs. Ladoo light
fair and square upon the horses back,
babe serving as sort of saddle, yet,
lie she received considerable injury
put the face and shoulders in the shape
Jams and bruises, the little one es-
bed unframed. The little boy tried
fortune among horses hind feet,
hing out with one or two knocks up
the head. Mr.. Ladoo, we believe es-
bed without injury. The roads the
pntry through are hardly in a safe
pdition at the present time. 1@7
BARTON.
A figure s, in our last issue, got the
ong side of a figure 3, in the obituary
tice of Mrs. Magoon, and made her
SO instead of 38, as per copy.
A shawl waa lost by some one on the
ond day of the Fair and found by S.
rd of Morgan, who has left the same
our Office where the owner can have
by calling and proving the same to be
or her property.
During one day of the Fair, Alfred
ce, of Sutton left at our office bunch
ripe strawberries picked by him in
field, the day before, while moving
wen. Who ever saw the like of apple
ossoms and ripe Strawberries at this
ne of year. r'Lti. IL.
Otland, United States, England and
France, Represented at the Recent
congress at MagOg p. o., Sept. 24th
1872.
| wish, Mr.. Editor, to state in unmis-
kable terms that the above named in
Irrational convention has no connection
hatever with the arbitration at Geneva,
tn the strikes in Great Britain, the
residential campaign or the late dis
very of Star Nation by DIR. Higgins !;
lt is entirely distinct and Independent
d came into existence wholly unex-
cted. To clear the public mind of all
spicion, the following explanation
ems demanded F.; viz Mr.. G.. & lady of
averhill Mass, being DESTROYS of see
g the beautiful Lake Memphremagog,
Inferred with the Messrs. J. and ladies
Boston who conferred with friend B.
Boston who conferred with Miss J.
end to Messrs. j. who conferred with
essrs. I. of this place who conferred
tn Mrs. M. who conferred with Mr. NJ.
10 conferred with Mr.. J. who conferred
tn Mr.. T. who conferred with the
pit. of P. Railway at Lyndon, for ex
rsion tickets after which all conferred
gether and took an early train fol
ewport, where with valued friends W,
pix boat for Magog. Arriving there a
pm, en- nadSSe, we entered the Crane
pix House kept by a. II. Hubbard
of the bravest of men since the day
Alexander, for he met the whole con
ntion, composed of English, Scotch
d French pleasure seekers, and tn
dy of representatives from the L. S.
ID without fear vanquished every ap
tite with a most magnificent dinner
soon as the battle was over, we wer
lied to the counter to pay. for damage
ich we did with delight Dinner
tie settled we found ourselves on boar
~ again, clustering around Capt. Fog
of the best men in the world, who
the way, has been Capt on the lax
years, and knows its history like
ok. Four miles away from us we ca
Mt. Oxford, the highest Mt. in Car
a-over 5000 feet high. A man ono
ent $500 in trying to get road t
summit but failed and it is sal
nt the place where the road was il
nded is still there. OF course ever,
dy knows about Owls Head Mt, an
at 1t Is just l and l-2 miles and 8
DIS from the waters edge to the sun
it. SINNERS cave is an old stor,
prd's Island is beautiful. But is
lown that Sir Hugh Allen Scotchma
I'D principal proprietor of the ALE
ne Of Ocean Steamers, also Presidel
everything in Canada that can