Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-07

OF the rollers, and the horses went the
waole length of the stable, making the
animals inside stand round and hug their
hangers IN lively manner Aside from
Mr.. Spalding's hurt no damage was
done.
We cut the following from the Little
ton Republic of Nov. 26th. Mr. Halle
ton was son-in-law of Col. Eaton, of
this village,
MIR. G. S. Hazelton died in Sunbury,
Pa, Nov 18th. aged Al years. His re-
mains were brought to Littleton, and
buried on Sunday by large body of the
Masonic fraternity, of which he was
member. Funeral services were held in
the NJ. E. Church. A full delegation of
the F. and A. NJ. were present from Lis
bon and Woodsville. The Sudbury, Pa,
Daily has the following
we regret to announce the death of
one of Sunbury's most esteemed citizens,
Mr.. c. S. Hazleton, which took place
last night, after long illness of about
six months. In the few years that Mr..
H. resided here, he gained the confidence
and esteem of everybody, and his early
demise is therefore sincerely regretted in
this community.
BARTON LANDING.
The Temperance Society met last
evening and were entertained by 2. n.
Granger, State agent, who wildly por-
trayed the evils of intemperance.
Austin, Joslyn & Co., change their
advertisement this week, and have some
thing new for their customers to read
This is an old and we'll established firm,
advertise the year round and can moi
help doing well by those who patronizt
them. Read their advertisement, it won
take you long.
The Singing Society, for the benef
of the singers living in this part of tn,
county. met at the church in Thu
place on Tuesday evening last and en-
joyed a pleasant and profitable evening
The next meeting will be held at Iras
burgh, tomorrow evening, Tuesday Dec
9Th.
Mr. McMillen, of Danville, who hat
been engaged to teach the higher de
partment of the school at this place
had the misfortune to break his leg tn
other day, and MIR. Kennedy, of Troy
who taught at Irasburgh last spring, ha
been engaged in his stead School b.
6 gins to day.
SOUTH BARTON.
: A. 0. Blake will not lumber extel
sively this winter, owing to the state
the lumber market
= Chauncey G. Drown, Esq, will ope
/. his new house on Thursday evening, D
cembcr 10th. for the purpose of givir
an oyster supper, and of having a soci
e interview. Mr.. Drown has built one
h the finest houses in town, and his frien
l. will be pleased to visit his family al
help warm up the house. 1t is pl
II posed also. by those interested in t
10 support of preaching, to pay small ST.
each for the supper, and use the sal
toward paying Rev. Moses Henders
for his services as preacher. Mr.. He
derson can be obtained during the wi
ter for reasonable price, and the p,
pie are very anxious to have him con
Mr.. Drown will welcome everybody
: IL his home, and those who would like
spend an evening pleasantly, and ass
in the good work mentioned, are cordi
ly invited to come Will the SUIT
and Barton people remember the ii
and accept the invitation
-c' BRO WNINGTON.
w. The village school commences t
(Monday) morning. Same teachers
nd three last terms.
The thief that stole o. n. Moultc
y" clothes line. has returned the same
good order.
"' George Seavey has rented his farm
d Ill Moses Marshall for three years.
'"o $3.50 per year
9TH
|. c, Smith killed, one day last W,
;. a pig that weighed 40 pounds "
"'- dressed
bit -.
-, l. c. Smith has sugar tub in
10, house, and in constant use, that
grandfather brought from New Ha
shire 100 years ago.
49,. Singing school at the village e,
80 Wednesday evening. under the inst
ton of Mr. Chamberlin, and one at
!. North school house on Saturday e
&c ings, taught by Prof. J. Miles.
1o+S d. |. Dutton and wife have just
~ turned home from Boston, his wife
more ing been there for the purpose of ha
m her eyes operated upon, and with
success.
ar- EVANSVILLE.
% aC Lucius Drown has sold one half o
i'ie' farm and buildings to his brother
oouC win.
80 The milestone shops are progre
- finely, and it is expected to get the
~ running by the last of January.
sun, The numbering interest is impro
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