Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Local News.
ALRANY.

IN were out playing "bear" around
grindstone the other day, one of
I'm, little four years old girl. was so
fortunate as to fall upon, or in some
by get tangled up with scythe, and
t very ugly cash in her side.
Frank Miles, little son of Timothy
lies, one day week before last, came
ar being killed beneath the wheels Of
hay wagon. He fell from the load
Id one of the fore wheels crushed his
t arm, breaking it between wrist and
bow. The hired man snatched the lit
fellow away just in season to prevent
! hind wheel from passing over his
by.
BARTOW.
Pork sold in Barton last Saturday,
four cents per pound, live weight.
Mr.. Harrison Hoyt, Esq, has sold
house to G. A. Robinson, for some
ing less than $4,000.
Harry Smith has lately built barn
d hen house, opposite his fathers.
lrry is making money in the milk
siness.
The annual meeting of Keystone
apter, No. 16 Royal Arch Masons
MI be held at Masonic Hall on Mon
y evening, September lst.
E. f. RAwsoN. Sec'y.
Eva E. Drew hung her bird cage out
the veranda few days since, when
hawk bounced down upon the cage
d succeeded i'll catching and carrying
ray the canary.
D. McDougall has just received a new
ID splendid stock of goods,-the best
hss of wooden goods for gents wear we
We seen for long time. See his adj
brtisement next week.
The name of the gentleman whom we
lentioned in last weeks paper, as be-
nging to the staff of the Daily AdUer-
ser, should have been Chas. E. Sellon
stead of Chas. Sultan.
Harley Ellis, Esq, formerly Barton
by, but now doing business at 82c
roadway, N. Y, is making short stay
tn his father, Gibson Ellis. Charles
NTH, now of Lowell Mass, is alst
lome again.
B. NJ. R. Nelson, of this village, ha
ought the dwelling house and lot OF
abroad Street, St. Johnsbury, owned
Mr.. Randall carriage painte
rmerly in the employ of G. J. Uffort
paying $4,000.
Notice is here given, that there vii
public examination for those teach
s who are intending to teach in thi
wn, the coming fall, on Saturday tn
9th of Aug. at o'clock P. NJ, in tn
pper south school room of the acade
y. Citizens are respectfully invite
be present.
F. w. BALDWIN, Supt.
The committee on the new churc
ave decided to build it on the corne
t, owned by Mrs. Amos Hunt. Th
cation is central and convenient. Tn
absorption list is being constantly aug
|ented by different persons and only
cry few men in this vicinity, have no,
be memorable notoriety of paying moth
ng toward the noble enterprise.
W. H. H. Earle. graduate of tt
tandard and Monitor offices, has ju
arted Job Printing Office at Morri
lie, in the same room with his brothe
A. His material is all new T
IS sent us specimen of his first 10
hich shows good taste in the selection
type and style of printing. The pc
e of Lamoille County who wish to e.
Purage home institutions, cannot {
otter than to patronize Mr.. Earle.
The school in District No. 3 in Ba
IN, Miss Stella D. Wright of Newpc
Eacher, shows the following commend
e record for the past term. Schola
wing no absences are Minnie Ere
pm. Letta Bean, Gertie Baxter, Del
pike. Myra Baxter, Martha Bean, A
Critchet and Charlie Tisdale. Tho
rfect in spelling are Lettie Bean. G.
Baxter, Della Duke. Minnie Ere
an, Ida Grey, Annie Magoon, Johnn
Tillis. There has not been one !
ance of hardness during the ter
his school has numbered sixteen I
Is the past term.
Mr.. Scion c. Currier, formerly sa
pd blind manufacturer in this villa,
ps hired stall in Manhattan mark
ot of 94th and 35th Streets on Il
venue, New York city, where he "
Pmmence to deal in butter, cheese, Ia
pd eggs, the first of September ne
his is new and one of the larp
arkets IN the United States.-ei.
lndred feet long and two hundred t
ide, and cost million and half
oney. Mr.. Currier is one of our IN
ypectable men, and while we regret