Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-04-21
Local News.
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
10 have it, or not to have it; that's
hs question. Don't forget the town
citing, on the oath.
That was George Bills sugar party.
SIS tead of the Doctors, as stated in our
sst issue.
BARTON.
Mud and the measles have arrived.
kasles have got into the schools, and
I'D all over town.
Ufford is on the keen jump with six
sn, in his carriage shop, getting out
enty buggies, of all kinds, ready for
ring and summer trade.
Dn Tuesday last Myron Ham, young |
IN in the employ of the 0. & c. Steam
Ill Co., South Barton, had his right arm
hight and broken, between the hunters
some freight cars.
Anterior, of the Glover Express, has
en- on runners just one hundred and
,irty-nine days. He changed to wheels
lst Wednesday-after having dragged
is sleigh back and forth several times
b bare ground-and says that if folks
Iii him fool now, they amt so far out
the way.
Jewett Hill has room full of sewing
achines all kinds, from five dollar
pmmon Sense rattle box up to the cele-
hted WILCOX & GIBBS. Also the
Domestic" and the American" Mr..
ill has the name of giving better bar
ins than any other person in the county.
ead his advertisement.
Mr.. David S. Cook will please accept
anks for two gallon jug of syrup.
sh from the maple and hot from the
fh: the best we have seen this year.
} thin-sap and rain water smell or taste
out that, Mr. Cook, but the real gen.
ne, boiled-down article, such as any
rsOn would 60 mile and half or two
les through mud and snow up to the
in-pits for a lap or two of.
On Wednesday last, while Moses Val
and horse were climbing the mill
D with load, the horse took notion
chalk, whereupon Moses went for
n with his shillaly. The horse, not
hing the turn things were taking, rear
so high upon his hind feet that he
me down fiat upon his back, breaking
neck. Moses was somewhat aston
led at his sudden loss and dolefully
marked that he had known the animal
balk many times, but had ''never
Town him to break his neck before"
We are sorry to learn that Rev. j. W.
alcolm is not to remain another year
Barton, and that he will preach his
st sermon here next Sabbath. He goes
Massachusetts,, where he has an APP
ointment a few miles out of Boston.
rleans county has had few preachers,
no, in so short time, have made
emselves so popular, everywhere, as
n. Malcolm, and none will learn of his
parture, without feelings of regret
rat he and his, in their new home,
by be blessed with vigorous health
d an abundance of happiness and
osperity, we feel confident, is the ear
st wish of all.
This (Monday) morning, as the stock
pin was making shifts in the yard al
is station, brakeman Powers had pull.
the coupling-pin, and mounting the
! was signalling the engineer to e
lead over the switch, when a sudder
brit caused him to lose his hold and fal
om the car, striking upon a pile of iron
BAKING his left arm just above tn
rist, and spraining the right wrist, so a
be unable to use either hand. DR.. r
Skinner attended him, adjusted tn
eak, dressed the bruises, and he start
for his home in West Concord upor
e mail train. Powers is a young man
married, and will consequently bea
Is misfortune easier than a man will
family; yet, for any train hand, sucl
accident is trial-their monthly pa,
ing hardly more than sufficient to NEE
tual expenses.
By request we publish the following
tier, written by an officer of the Fiji
enth .. S. Infantry, to the army an
rcy Journal:
Permit me through the columns {
pr journal, to pay parting tribute t
deceased friend,-Lieut w. j. Sartl,
te Adjutant of the Fifteenth Infantry
q A. A. A. g., District of New Mex
Lieut. Sartle graduated at the
Military Academy, in June, 1867
d was assigned to the Fifteenth Ii
htry, then on duty in Alabama;
s appointed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|vember, same year, which position
ed up to the time of his unfortuna
pth, in January, 1873. He was N
of VT, and protege of the Ho1
Ike P. Poland, to whom he was indeb
for his appointment to the Milital
hdemy. The Green Mountain Sta
Yer gave to the army, truer type
Her, or more genial companion, thu
But Sartle. Generous to fault, as
end he was true as steel, and bra,
a brave man. His Office, books al
pers were models; for which Gener
illiams, Adjutant General of the D