Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-08-04
Local News.
RARTON

q g. BARTON
A. B. Blake is putting bins into his
ist mill sufficient to hold number of
pusand bushels of corn. He bought
Ine time since, 5000 bushels.
A first class two-seated Boston Beach
agon. adapted to one or two horses can
purhased at bargain by calling on
H. Dwinell, of this village.
Mr.. Hopkins, an employee of Mr.. Mos
pm lately lost valuable COW. She
i off bank in the pasture and broke
\ neck. A subscription is being rails
to partially make up the loss.
The next regular meeting of Orleans
odge No. So, F. & A. NJ, will be held
their Hall, Friday Evening, August
b, A. L. 1913. iGk
c. H. Dw1NELL, Sec'y.
J. P. BALDWIN, w. M.
Notice in another column the adver-
bement of A. g. J. L. Twombly. They
fopose to sell real estate and personal
Foperty to the first man that comes
long and wants to buy. Their object
selling is that they intend to go into
hsiness on a larger scale in larger
aWn. Here, now, is chance for some
dy.
TOO Familiar" and THE Little Sur
eon," is the name of pretty pair of
hromos that every person gets who SUBJ
ribes for the magazine american Homes
e know but little about the magazine,
BIT the chromos are decidedly the best
have ever seen given away with any
friodical. Step into DR.. Perry's office
Ad he will show them to you and take
pwn your name, If you say SO.
Moses Hubbard has in his garden a
cad of what he calls the Huntiey let
uco which measures five and half feet
round it. The seed came from the
Fest. 1t is just the shape of a we'll
built hay cock. The leaves are much
enderer than the common kind, and
Fhen picked from the stock,-like thu
all of the Dutchman's dog-soon grow
ut again. -ee
Our enterprising neighbor, Il. W
brew, has purchased one-half of the J
\. Baldwin saw mill, and puts in hi
mountain timber lot The new firm ha
large lot of wild land, and proposes t,
put in heavy stock of timber yearl
from their own land, and from tina
bought of their customers. Thad AM
Porter will make strong team, and W
shall see lively times around the mil
yard this winter
G. Fl. Dwinell lately bought a larg
tract of timbered land of the Twombly
situated in the east part of the towr
N the trade the Pwomblys took Dwir
ell's water-privilege in this village. whic
IS now offered for sale. This is an e.
eellent location with an abundance
water the year round and affords an o.
portunity to any enterprising man
firm to build up shops or factories to {
any kind of business.
We call attention to the advertis
ment of the Barton Academy and Ora
ed School. found IN another colum
The board of teachers which gave emit
satisfaction during the Spring term b
been engaged this Fall. and we adyi
those in other districts and towns, wi
think of attending school this fall
come here. We have an excellent schc
building, good board of teachers Al
school advantages that will compare wi
pny town in the county.
We are happy to announce that Pr
JIG Spirit, who has lain in dangerc
condition from the effects of part
paralysis for some time past. has late
shown signs of recovery. During |
last two weeks he has conversed wi
his friends and has given advice a
counsel in regard to the business and
provement of this village. The prescr
tions of DR.. Kimball, of New York,
well as the counsel of DIR. Robinson
others of this place, have had be
fetal effects and we hope that nett
medicine, nursing or stsmuLants may
withheld, if his ultimate recovery
possible.
BARTON LANDING.
E. d. Stafford has just commence
two story house which will soon be S
just above the residence of Nelson G
lup. So
No one would suppose that either
the selectmen lived about here. bv
pile of rubbish in the street near the
school house.
CHARLESTON
VIM. D. Wilson was attacked on
morning of the lSth inst, by four,
old bull, and very narrowly esca
death. He was thrown several feet
to the air. and completely over his
sailant, striking the ground on his
and his son-in-law, with an axe and