Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-02-03

Icenbacks. j. w. Nj.
sbbiect of lecture at Brick House next
,aay afternoon-"Links of a chain
ions of years DID,"
emember the lecture this (Monday)
ing, by DR.. Cheney, of Stanstead,
n Alcoholic Stimulants and it's Effects
Tie Human System
A. Earle left for New York this
ming to purchase material for the
paper which is to be started at Nor
lille.
Thirteen couple of our village boys
girls took a starlight ride to Will
ghby last Thursday evening to visit
tie Cutler, who is keeping school
Ne, and had a grand time.
That Mrs. John Evans-a lady eighty
years of aegean beat many of the
bnger women in the art of preserving
bet pickles, we have the privilege of
tifying from the two quarts left at Our
be last week Many thanks.
Owing to the pressure of work we
re unable to attend the lecture last
esday evening, but we hear it spoken
Rs interesting to all lovers of history,
which Mr.. Perkins has the thanks of
citizens with the promise of some
pg more substantial by and by.
The statistics show in district nun Der
including Newport village, l5l fam
5, in 10 of which there are children
Ter 20 years of age. There are rs
ldren under five years of age; IS be-
ecn five and two; 70 between ten and
Zen, and 46 between fifteen and twen-
Total number under twenty years
Number of births during the past
ar %; number of deaths l3.-Er-
IS.
lhe statistics of Barton district No. |
llage district) show 1S6 families | l9
which have children under 20 years
ge. Whole number of children un.
20 years of age 284; No. between
Zen and twenty, 46; between ten and
Zen, Go between five and ten, SO
er five II.
u. E. Rawson has nine hens-four ole
and five pullets-which, during tn,
nth of January, laid l76 eggs. Con
Bring the cold weather of the month
eems to US that this is doing remark
y we'll. One of our neighbors ha
Bnty hens, and he told us the othe
that he had got but ONE egg thi
ter, and that was lain by the rooster
10. Skinner of Neosho Rapids, Kansas
our thanks for chunk of buffal
at, sent east by l.. W. Stimson, Esq
the Landing, who also has our thank
the trouble of bringing it. Tha
ii of "ge-meat," 10. is "bone," an
pld go tip-top with little char
L." much better than the ''salt horse
used to get down in Dixie. En-?
rom the Boston Advertiser we lear
Willie Sartle, formerly of this plac
4 suddenly at Santa Fee, New Mex
on the 9th ult. He was a We
Mt graduate, and lst lieutenant an
utant of the fifteenth regular arm
ment. No particulars as to the cau
bis death. This will be a heavy bio
his sister Nettie, who but fe
hths since left her old home in Barto
live with her brother, far away
sEico. Judge Poland, who appoint,
lie to the military academy has ma
visions for home for his sister al
y child. Rumor here says that h
was insured for $4,000.
The friends of Geo. H. Blake, at t
am mill. South Barton, to the nul
of near forty, went up from this V
be last Thursday evening, to pay hi
intended surprise, but found it to
t no surprise at all. He had be
! prepared for several days. A me
pellent supper, with oysters was pr
red for the company, and each givel
hnce to enjoy himself according to |
her own inclination, which was i
bved we'll Into the "we sma hours
en- all retired, feeling that 'it "
Id for them to be there" Such thin
believe, do not injure the morals
icty in the least, if rightly conduct
tend, rather, toward their impro
hit.
BARTON LANDING.
DIR. J. f. Wright has moved his of
m over Grandy, Skinner & Parke
re, to his house which he recen
fchased of DR.. Ranney. We are
Oh acquainted with the doctor,
enough to know that he is a gen
b. When we hear his name
d runs back to the days when
Re under the rod of his brother Ri
" a successful lawyer in BaltimC
y where all the school we're obli
bbey the masters commands the
e spoken to. If the DR.. is any
brother, and sets out to cure
he aoiH do IL whether tie pat
| or no.
BRO WNINGTON.
Rev. +. W. Culver of Barton Land
holding evening meetings in Dist.