Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-07-28
Local News.
BAPTON.

N subscriber in Orleans county writes
Ia he has discovered a sure cure for
sumption in strong mullen leaf tea
setened and drank freely every day
from three to six months. The null
b leaves unless from young plants,
nst be gathered before July %, and
led in the shade. He wants every pa
II in America to publish this discov-
\, and says 1T has cured several cases
yen up by physicians, also horse of
BIZ fever.-Fdrmer.
ADVERTISED LETTERs.-Joseph LIE
oft, Mary Levrer, Leila Cutler, Shan
Davis, Dontaille Forest 2, A. W.
fegory, Mary Mutton, Moyse Mevuier,
ma Mcguire, James Randall, Mary
BIT.
The through freight ran off the track
Barnet last Wednesday afternoon,
. d brakeman Wilson of St. Johnsbury
IS severely injured by being thrown
the cars the rails and ties
For year past the subject of build
new Congregational church in this
Ice has been agitated, but not until
st Monday night was anything done
yards ascertaining how much could be
|ised towards such an object. A meet
was held at the school house with
&ch enthusiasm that subscription pa
III was started, and we understand that
bugh has already been subscribed to
rrant the success of the enterprise,
Id that church will be built to cost
ght thousand dollars, and that the
hiding will be commenced at once, or
season at least to have it up, boarded
Id shingled before cold weather.
| would hereby call the attention of
bmmittees of schools in the town Of
arton, to chapter % Sec. IL, of the
eneral Statutes of Vermont, which
bads as follows; The town superinten.
ent, shall require full and satisfactory
violence of the good moral character of
ll instructors, who may be employed in
ne public schools in their respective
owns, by personal examination their
qualifications and capacity for the in
truction and government of schools,
nd every instructor of a district school
ball obtain of the town superintendent
such torn, certificate of his qualifi
tions before he opens such school
hich certificate shall be available fol
e year only. My object in inserting
is section, is that committees may
hen hiring teachers for their respectiv,
ghools-notify them that they are re
uired according to the laws of the stat
B be examined in the town where the,
re to teach. 1t has been the custom il
lany of the towns of this county, 'a
be list of questions for the examination
teachers was the same throughout tn
ounty," to let teachers be examined b
by superintendent in the county.
In we'll satisfied that where this ha
seen practiced schools have sufere
hereby, as the tendancy has been t
Jet poorer teachers. All superintendent
Ire not alike. and all examinations al
bot what they should be, and man
lines friends and relatives of superb
endents that are going out of town I
leach, get certificates when their quail
Nations would hardly admit of the
aving one; and by these few lines
Wish to notify all teachers that are
bach in this town the coming fall an
Einter, that it is expected they will
Examined in this town.
F. W. BALDWIN, Supt.
BARTON LANDING.
David ellis has rented his harne
bop, and sold his harness stock to N
Richardson.
Mr.. Robert ellis has rented the ste
prmerly occupied by W. G. Parker, a
Fill do harness work for those who W
batronize him. Give him a call.
The Orleans County Medical Societ
tvill hold special meeting at Bart
4anding, Wednesday August 9th, co
nencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Drs. H
pan, Rutherford, Wright and Chen
pc to have papers to read before
Pciety at that meeting DIR. Chene
pbject rheumatism" is to be a sp
~ subject for afternoon discussion.
FULL attendance is requested.
G. l.. ERWIN, Sec'y
mn n ny NJ NJ