Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Local News.


BARTON
More new goods at McDougalrs. Go
b and see his new style neck ties.
Last Wednesday moves-C. A. Rob-
hson. into the Hoyt house. o. Dwyer,
INTO the rooms over Ovens store and
ihoemaker Woodman into the Corey
building.
Mark Nutter, formerly of this town,
as formed a partnership with one S. P
smith, in che grocery and hardware
business, at Iowa Falls, Iowa; and we
Judge from the advertisement in the Iowa
Falls Sentinel that he is "all right"
Mrs. E R. Howe and her sister, Miss
oraine Wheeler, of South Glover, were
brown from wagon, at the foot of Wa
r street, last Tuesday, (Sept. 81 and
iss Wheeler quite badly hurt in the
de. The horse took fright at some
ranlte by the ROADSIDE.
The house owned by R. H. Corey, be-
Eeen Halls and McDougall's stores,
hs been purchased. by Mr.. II. A. Wood
Ian. of Boston The basement will be
sed for boot and shoe store by John
!. Woodman, who has already moved in.
he upper part will be finished off, either
bto one or two tenements and rented.
Potatoes on o. F. Badgers farm this
Ear turn out--early rose variety-at the
lite of about 25O bushels to the acre.
they were planted on greensward with
light coat of manure and little plas-
pr soon after they were up. He has
rought to our office some samples which
Indicate that the quality is as good as
he quantity. Six in number make a
welve quart pail full five weigh eleven
bounds-the largest one three, and one
S almost a foot in lengths
On Friday morning. Sept. IL, as the
mail train was coming into the cut just
south of Frank Robinson's house, the
Engineer discovered gray horse on the
track, and was about to reverse his en-
CINE when he saw that the horse propos-
ed race (probably she is getting ready
for the fairy. For the first one hundred
rods, she kept ahead of the engine with
put difficulty. jumping culverts and keep
ing inside the rails At length, her
wind not being quite equal to steam, she
turned out just as the engine overlook
her, and let the train pass. As soon as
had gone by, she again took the track
md would have reached the depot moi
thirty seconds in rear of the train, had
Bhe not turned into barn where she hao
heretofore been kept. The mare belong
ed to Gen W. W. Grout.-the one re-
gently purchased of Orange Mosman.
BARTON LANDING.
A young man by the name of Mar
hall with two ladies. were upset will
their wagon near the church one da,
asst week; neither were hurt and bu
blight damage done. Loss mostly il
confectionery.
+. A. Stafford is having the oil
school house moved out to the street
bnd will proceed at once to finish it Of
For place of business.
That excellent artist l.. r. Wood, ha
once more been at his easel, and sec
pnd directory is now to be seen in tn
hepot of this place every way equal il
Execution to the first. Those wishin
figns or anything in his line, will hard
y do as well elsewhere.
N. L. Simpson is putting up smal
house near A. d. Matthews residence
A. ID. Matthews is moving the old build
ing formerly used for drying starch ju'
Across the road, and expects to fit it u
Tor tenement This school district r,
emily voted to hire $1,000 to fms
paying for the new school house, and [
furnish it with seats and benches. an
hlso bell. The house is nearly con
pleted and is thoroughly built. Stor
hre being delivered for Chandler & Co
hew dam.
SOUTH Bart ON
A. O. Blake has just started boar
ancr in his shop, that one day la
Feek, planned l,OO6 feet of boards in
minutes.
GREENSBORO.
Notwithstanding the GOODNESS of Il
Beason, corn is looking we'll and is b
yond danger from frost. English gra
which is being rapidly harvested tur
put we'll. and the potato crop is go
both in quantity and quality.
Mr. Elihu Gage, who removed to tt
village about year ago, has return
to Hardwick and is in the employ of A..
Judevine.