Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-06-08
Local News.
ALBANY.

Miss Sarah Heath, the young lady
vhowas thrown from wagon, the oath,
uIt, died on the 2nd inst. from the et-
facts Of her wounds. 1t was hoped for
several days. that she might recover,
Tut it was not so to be. We will not
blame nor censure Mr.. Kimball for at
tempting to stand in the wagon and put
on bis overcoat. 1t was no more than
thousands of others do. and think not
iHe about it. Accidents always have
BEEN and always will be among the
sons Of men; but we hope this sad af-
fair will prove warning to all not only
to boys, but to men.
BARTON.
Grass is looking finely.
Bring in your potatoes Twombly will
buy them.
Anglo Saxon, Jr will be at Little's
Hotel, this summer, every Saturday. See
bills.
Regular Communication of Orleans
Lodge, I. and A. NJ, No. So, will be
held at Masonic Hall, Barton, Friday,
June 25, at 7 o'clock, P.
The fishing rods over the shoulders of
many, nova days, show that the bent of
the public mind is the bend of the hook,
and the line of action is a fish line.
The house of Daniel R. Hunt, Jr.,
about mile and q half from Barton
Village, on the Westmore road, was
consumed by fire last Wednesday night,
dune 3d) together with nearly all its
contents. Mr.. Hunt had barely time to
rescue the children from the chamber,
and throw out bureau and bed. In.
sured for $40.
/. +. DuttOn, has just returned from
Boston, bringing with him, probably one
Of the largest and best selected assert
ments Of goods in his line, ever shown
IN this county. Some of the articles vii
be enumerated in an advertisement mex
week. Mr.. Dutton is a careful and SAT-
druggist, and we recommend him to al
In need of medicines.
The interest in temperance Is still un
a6ated, and large audience gathere
last evening to listen to the address {
Rev. Mr. Perkins of Glover. Mr.. Pei
hns treats his subject differently frol
most speakers, and interests his hearel
BY pleasantly blending fact and theor
together. No one could have heard hi
Lecture without being convinced that
one desired health, happiness, lon
life, and prosperity, the better way
TO lead a temperate life.
At caucus held last Saturday nigh
w. W. Grout and f. W. Baldwin we
chosen delegates to the State CONVEX
ton, to be held at Burlington, June
and Benjamin Mosman and Guy Rowe
We're chosen to attend the District Co
veutiOn, to be held at Hydepark, tn
Week, Wednesday. The P. & 0. r.
VIII carry delegates to the district CO.
'entlon for fare one way. All the raj
roads will carry delegates to Burlingtc
for half price.
Our readers will be pleased to lea
that Charley Beedle's Swiss Bell Rim
el'' Variety and Sensation Troupe W
give an entertainment at the town hi
next Saturday evening, June Is. T.
troupe numbers nine artists: Emr
Daily Beedle, Eta Whittlesey, Mr..
- beedle, J Prindle, S. Geo. Soult
H. l. Crooks, &. f. Sturteyant, W.
bradley and P. J. Latham. Their 70
morse Band Chariot will pass throu
rs street at IL o'clock, and give Sire
o'ncert, by the band. Also free Ba
eOleert one-half hour previous to ope
'u8 Oh doors. The troupe, we learn, b
'scn meeting with great success. ever
'Aefe. Doors open at 7:l5; Conc
'onmences at 7:45.
Inc most dangerous piece of road
Ha'el over, in this town, is the Two
Wy hlll' in this village. Last Sundi
- Two ladies and two Children were
.n9 home from meeting and were clin
"s The railroad dump the horse, af
s''tlhg his fore feet over the rails, ma
sup and was jerked back, and ca