Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-07-14

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sartle, Barton. Household Goods at Auction
Local News
ALBANY.
the town meeting last Thursday,
voted to aid in the construction
NJ. H. & B. R. R., by taking
to the amount, of five times the
list Thus saith the ballot Now
e list Il a-lilA.zlgLl asrt
A. B. Sargent stuffed his corpus
new potatoes last Thursday noon.
as also harvested some ripe peas
he proposes to lay by. for. seed.
eB1RTON
be New York Times says that you
+ nearly as well forget your
ehes, your academies, and school
|>es as to forget your local paper. 1t
Ks to ten times the audience that
local minister does. 1t is read
rly each week from beginning to
1t reaches you all, and if it has a
tr spirit and less wisdom than q ser
it has a thousand better chances at
Laying, as it does, on every ia
in almost every house, you owe it to
rself to rally literally to its support,
exact from it as able, heightened
haracter as you do from any educator
Eour midst. 1t is in no sense be-
tn notice and care-for it is your
resentative. Indeed, in its charac-
it is the contamination of import
e, interest and welfare of you all. 1t
be aggregate Of your own consequence,
you cannot ignore it without miser-
depreciating yourself.
loses and cholera morbus are in
y m. rgTtE
Andrew Twombly is building CON-
aious barn near his house in this vii
Hon. E. A. Hubbard, Of N. H., has
thanks for the Congressional Globe
the AID Congress.
The trade in haying machinery and
nsils is unusually brisk this season.
pitcher & Clark and Skinner & Drew
e sold all the Buckeye and Wood
wing machines that they could buy,
sides many tedders and rakes.
We have an encampment of the mo
red men" in the outskirts of our vii
be, which we can dispense with with
: injury to our interests. Any town
party needing their presence or SER
bes, can have them by applying to the
erseer of the poor.
The Vermont Farmer says another
tempt was made to burn the engine
hd car on the Stanstead "Spur" Oh
uesday night but with less success
ban before. Fuel was piled around thu
ngine (Which stood out of doors, the
ngine house having been burned short
me ago. and set on fire, but it was
discovered in time to save the engine il
sable condition.
4 G. H. Blake having sold the hous
Prmerly occupied by A. B. Blake to A
Jewel, has moved his house bac
bme distance from the railroad, and j
pilding an ell and otherwise repairin
ID reftting the whole set of building
that he will have four tenement,
ewell has moved his house on to anotE
lot, and is also repairing it by the &C
ition of summer kitchen, &c. Whe
ese buildings are completed, it wi
Improve the appearance of that porto
the village in which they are situate
bnsiderably.
If any body in the county wishes t
now where the German peddlers, ths
numerously abound this season, con
om, we think we can give the inform;
lon. There is house in this villas
bat is as full of them, when they a
ome in, as hive is with bees, or
rows roost with crows. They occur
he old Jerry Drew hotel, and most
come in on Friday night to spend Sa
lrday (their Sabbath) and Sunda
They are off early Monday morning.
BARTON LAND ING.
Post Office here now is "money o
der office. Good.
Grandy & Skinner are paying the
help $4,000 per month.
Joseph and Silas Bartlett are painti1
their house, and it will add much to Il
beauty of its appearance.
A pair of horses attached to WACO
loaded with starch, became brighten
on Friday at the sound of a whistle, al
starch and spokes were more plenty
the streets than was actually necessal
CRAFTSBURY.
The town meeting that was to ha
been held on the 9Th, was failure
account of an error in the warning.
Mr.. A. Scott closed his store on [
9TH inst, and with his family, inter
to travel few months for his health.
We are pleased to hear that Mr..
Nj. Dutton is engaged as principal of
academy for the fall term, Mr.. Dut
has proved himself an excellent teach
not only here but elsewhere, and
serves credit and patronage.