Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-16
Orleans County Monitur.
Local News.
ILRINI

Mr.. Charles Cows has becn troubled
more or less with Asthma for forty years
SAWS he tried everything advertised, that
vas recommended for that disease. but
without receiving any benefit. At last
he found in the house an old receipt for
asthma. left by one DR.. Harvey Smalley,
allowed its directions and was cured
IN q very short time, and in every other
instance where it has since been tried,
he saws it worked an efFectual cure. lie
+, now manufacturing a supply which he
proposes to bottle up and sell to the af-
airted. He warrants it entirely veget-
allie. tie also has an improved appara-
IN, for extracting the juice from roots
ami herbs. from which he claims he gets
it rurer than by any other process. For
further particulars please 60 and talk,
or correspond with Charles VI. Cowles,
Albany. ?. 0. Address. Irasburgh.
Rev. r. y. Granger, State Temperance
Agent. spoke in the Baptist church, Sat
urLav evening, 9Th inst. Rev. Z. W.
Culver. Of the Landing, was present and
made sons very earnest remarks relative
q the cause. after which pledges were
circulated to the tune Of ninety subscri-
ler-. The next day Mr.. Granger spoke
al the Center, morning and afternoon, all
he churches in. town having been. pre-
yously invited to be present. The house
wa, we'll filed. Between the services q
temperance Society was organized, in
a.c-rdance with the provisions of the
County Temperance Society convened al
the Landing a few days ago. Mr.. J. E
Caamberlin in the chair. The pledge;
we're again circulated and the list o.
names swelled to about 175. This is ;
step in the right direction. May much
good come from it,
BARTON.
The attention of Highway Surveyor
Of this town is called to an advertise
ment in another column.
Mr.. Field Is taking advantage Of tn,
pleasant weather. and is getting the out
side Of the new church nearly done.
presents very tasty appearance.
The weather item of the week is a
follows Warm, pleasant weather.
strong south wind with rain. the loss G
snow and suspension of numbering an
teaming, yesterday as mild as April, an
toby the hills as bare and the air a
most as warm as upon the lst of May.
There was collision in this tow
last Thursday evening between a coup
Of mountain characters. growing out {
,ame dispute as to which was the be
fellow, in which one of them got mol
than satisfaction by way Of bunged ey'
and sgelled head. Keep out of sue
amusement boys. or you will get Vol
names in print-and that won't be Il
worst Of it, either.
The ladies' of the Benevolent Soclet
Of the ". F. church. assisted by other
will provide an- oyster supper at the vi
lage hall next Friday evening. The Ell
tertainment will be made interesting |
music, tableaux and speeches. The pr
ceeds will be used towards furnishir
tie new parsonage. The object is wO
thy. and the entertainment will doub
less be such that no one will regret t
time and the money spent at the int
view. A general invitation is extend
70 ALL Admission SO cents each-ch
dren, half price.
Mr.. Whipple Aldrich. father in-law
Aaron Twombly, nearly seventy years
age, went into a stall beside COW Il
Tuesday. when she gave an unexpect
jump, crowding him against the side
the stall and knocking him down urc
her feet. He cra2led part way to
house On his hands and knees. and v
helped the rest of the way by Alb
Iwombly and the women folks. He v
50 badly injured. that since, he
been scarcely able to move or turn hi
self at all, without help. Fears are
tertained that he is inwardly hurt.
BARTON LANDING.
Next Friday evening, Feb. 20,
Ihespian Society will play the popu
comedy entitled The Peoples Lawye
After the success and satisfaction gi
by this Society IN their Ten Night,
a Bar Room" play, no one can have
doubts but what this will also be an
citing and interesting entertainm,
To those who did not witness their
play, we would say that we heard
son whom We consider good judge,
that he saw the same play at theate
Worcester, Mass. before be saw it h
and that the scenery. acting and all
fully equal to, if not better. than
Norcester.-ED.
COVENTR
The teacher Of the high school, at
village is again sick. and it is douh
about the school being resumed a;
thi. winter.
Widow Harvey. of Coventry. 10
valuable cow last week. As she