Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-08-11
Local News.
BARTON.


old fellow,-when he wakes up the
thing he does, should be to repair
build new sidewalk from the GEN.
bf the village.-UniOn.
hike o. Douglass made $500 catch
trout one day about week ago.
cat, mink or skunk robbed j. N.
bster's hen roost of $40 worth of
tkens last Wednesday night.
W. Hall has put up 1859 quart
5 of raspberries this summer, and
about 500 more to fill.
Vm. Graves has in his garden, a
apple tree which has full developed
es and blossoms on the same limb.
homas May, son of Thomas o. May
bis town, who went from here to
fornia about ten years ago, is home
visit to his friends and folks.
Inc of the pleasantest views of Bar
village we know of, is from the door,
B of VIM. Lang; and Mr.. Lang
is to sell.
J. A. Grow has field of three acres
wheat from which-from present ap-
rances-he thinks he will get near a
hdred bushels of wheat.
Ir. Charles Sultan, one of the mem
Of the editorial staff of the Boston
PertiSer is in town, stopping with Mr..
liam Collision.
Iajor Pierce is doing good thing to
foundation of his building occupied
Oscar Owen as store, putting in new
$, fixing off a cellar, &c.
Robert Gray, hardware dealer at Hard
k according to the Citizen, has this
BON shipped from South Barton sever
tons of raspberries, and during the
i week has shipped 1900 to 1900
unds per day.
J. I. Drew, Esq, of Washington, D.
is in town with his family, and will
end few days with his friends. Mr..
rev is the gentleman referred to in an
tIcle in another column, on Ames and
blfax.
j. j. Hill has just received room
II of new sewing machines, among
EN- number of the American with
be improvements. This he calls the
st machine manufactured
BARTON LANDING.
Don't fail to go to the picnic held by
pr and Crystal Fount Lodges, |. o. Of
T., in VIM. Spencer's sugar place to.
brow, the 18th.
Star Lodge has elected the following
beers for the present quarter: Rev. E.
Culver, W. G. 7; Mrs. Geo. Bush
V. T.; Anna Merrill, ". s.. d. E
afford, w. F. S.; Mrs. Laura Ford
t.; Geo. Leach. w. NJ; Mrs. R
Smith, W. c.; Alice Foster, W. l
Charles Glib, W. o. g.; Carlo
by, P. w. G. L.
DIR. Dutton has just received barre
& the celebrated St. Leon water, fror
!. Leon P. Q. 1t is highly recommend
by those who have used it in sue
seases as rheumatism, dyspepsia, cor
ipation of the bowels, ulcers and tn
iferent skin diseases. Those wishing I
est the virtues of this water can hay
be opportunity, as the DR.. intends I
eep it constantly on hand.
The change in district No. Z at Bal
IN Landing to their new school hous,
eaves one of the most desirable busine.
pcations in this growing village ft
Pile; an opportunity that should not e
ape the attention of business me-
hen this spot is taken, almost the e.
re valuable building ground in IL
psiness part of the village is take
Id we hope to see some stirring bus
aess fellow take hold of this in 90,
cart, and the people of Barton Landil
I'LL give any one hearty welcome tn
jill try their luck in our midst
CHARLESTON.
Miss Lizzie Bean of East Charlesto
Eas thrown from wagon with a chi
her arms, breaking her collar boz
nd severely bruising her otherwise /
lrtunately the child was not injured.
The Fall term of the academy
est Charleston will commence Tuesd
ept. I'd, under the instruction of LyC
inman, the former principal of I
ehool, and such other teachers as
ants of the school may require Mu
nd the languages will receive attenti
CRAFTSBURY.
On the 3lst ult., Mr.. Chas. Stick
abscOnded. leaving his wife and
small children, and the wife sick
bed. Mrs. stickney is an inoffens
lady and has been i'll several weeks, f;
her wants have been supplied by
kind neighbors.
On the I'd inst, horse belonging
Mr.. n. Rand became frightened and 7
upsetting the wagon containing n
Rand, Julia. young lady about
and BERTHE, lad about IL, injuring
of them more or less. Mrs. Rand's
was broken at the wrist. The horse