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

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ALBANY.
here have been eight deaths in and
the West village, in the last five
nths, two of which were of paralysis,
81 three of consumption. The ages of
deceased ranged from five weeks to
hty-four years and ten months.
ak about snakes in the winter; HIM,
'g, jolly mosquito called and took
,her with VIM. K. Annis, jr., on the
ult. His worthiness seemed to be
Ugh spirits as he graced the occasion
D lively tune upon his buzzing ma
be, which seemed to ring cut clear
shrill as on midsummer eve.
BARTON.
Special meeting of Orleans Lodge of
and A. NJ, No. 50, will be held at
sonic Hall, Friday evening, March
The horses that escaped from o. G.
nkham and the box-car week ago
turday, we understand, were captured
J same day without having sustained
y material damage. Lucky for Tink-
m.
The New Orleans ''nigger-show' adj
Etised to come off at the town hall last
day evening, was postponed SINE die
ey "burst their tambourine" at New
$50 somebody says-and are laid
for repairs.
D. NJ. Camp delivered his lecture on
Belf Culture" at the Brick Church
Tuesday evening. 1t was highly
eresting, and satisfactory to all who
I'D it; full of good advise to parents
young, and those just entering the
BY scenes of life.
The next lecture will be at the Bricl
urch Tuesday evening March 4, b.
Rev. f. p. Wild of Craftsbury. Pc
on Progress. AS Mr.. Wild i
of the best and most popular men II
4 county, we know our citizens vii
IN out and give him crowded house
/. Wild delivered this poem at New
l,t on the evening of Feb. 10, and of i
Express speaks as follows:
Those who listened to the Poem Q
". +. P. Wild last Wednesday evenin
b rich treat. The subject was "Pro
ess." After abiding to the advance
int in arts, science, inventions, tn
Baker took his audience back twelv
ars to the commencement of the rebel
IN, and following the progress of th
hr until slavery was overthrow. Thi
BIS the browning work marking unmis
kably the progress of the age. He di
BIT believe with the croakers that every
ing was evil. and the world CROWN
Prise rather than better Progress W;
eyitable. Mr.. Wild is natural po
thai, his style being very easy an
arming, while his delivery is. exec
bit. We can give no idea of the pr
ction; it must be heard to be appr
hted. Those who did not hear it 10
good thing
The storm of Friday the 2lst, was OIL
the severest known for years. Sno
ii in this vicinity from eighteen
venty-two inches and was drifted t.
ct high in many places. Railro;
avel was seriously impeded all over &
Dunty. The same storm or some 9th
eached England on the oath and W
far the worst of the winter. Luz
bring, and business on cross roa
rough the country must be suspende
From the report of department No.
chool District No. l. Miss Lois Ba
Er teacher, it appears that of the tn
E-seven pupils, nine had no abse
harks twenty-seven had no tar
hanks twenty-one missed no words
polling; enc, Addie Morse was peri;
a every recitation. The scholars sho
d their respect for their teacher by ;
ropriate presents.
In the 4th Department of the sa
chool the record is nearly as good
he above. This department numb
o scholars. Miss Clara Barnard, tea,
#.
BARTON LANDING.
Capt. Gilman Esty was stricken W
paralytic shock on Thursday last,
still alive. IS