Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-19
BARTON

,a:,es from one hill that weighed fifteen
vounis. and he wants to know. who
ss1.s?
The next meeting of the Barton Ten
rs-zrce Society viii be held next Sunday
evening. al - o'clock. at the White
Church.
In Wyman, some two months since.
,.svved upon rusty nail and thrust it
I'M, his foot He has been laid up from
tie elects Of the injury ever since. and
/; r5z in 50 had = condition that fears
s-s entertained that he will never re-
:c7sr.
Shipments Of freight from the depot /
il this village during the past week were |
- follows: SO.I9O pounds Of butter. |
40 pounds Of cheese. FIVE cars Of cattle |
All sheep. one car Of potatoes. Sl75
pounds Of hops. besides several cars of
.--ter.
The business at the Chair factory will
te carried On during the winter Is usual.
1..vi,hs,aniing the dullness in the
:1air trade. Mr. MOsman has let sew
s-zl j5bs to parties who are to get out
timber. and will put in quite : stock Of
49, 1r,r>r,- - ri,ssr
The up mail train ran over a mare
All colt belonging to Gen ". W. GrOut,
Is; tuesday night. little north Of the
Iw1nbly crossing. The mare Was killed
.a;right- and the colt had leg broken,
All vas killed to put it ont Of misery
Tie mare was very valuable one. which
III been bought on account Of her pedi-
Use. and was one which the General ex-
pasted 70 put on to his stock farm in
K=rby.
The cold weather and flying snow
iAkss Of to-day remind Us that long
e.i winter Is near at hand. and that
tie preparations for 1t ought TO be made
Il c1oe- Il will be remembered that
November vas the worst month. On ac-
eC--t Of snow, that was had last year
AT that month Is almost upon Is.
Houses and barns can be made comfort
zt.s r9v, better than when the grOund
.. Is tvrsn and covered with snow.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs OlnStsad. an aged and infru
lady Eh9 Is unable 10 walk about the
h9lse- rs ll;ely made quilt in which
there arg 2lC1 pieces
A1lrsE Folsom. who died very sudden
y !. South Barton. last Saturday. was
de 4 the Oldest citizens in that place.
he lad resided in the vicinity about SO
ysars He vas soldier in the war Ot
1872 and returned to raise up family
@: sixteen ehil4ren. all Of whom lived Il
os Il ysaTs Of age He was an indus
t-i.-s and respected citizen.
B4RTOS LANDING.
Dean Rogers Is reuodeling the ole
Bel H.ass-
Tie Thespians played ..Neighbol
IaekEooi'' $40 worth last Thursday eve
d eroEied house They repeat Ii
pay nsIt Friday evening. October D.
Three hundred bushels Of potatoes AZ
3lily converted into nice white stare
ii Tie factory in this place. aud still the
lee1nulate in the bins
Charles Ksnistcn WIS arrested las
Friday. On : charge Of drunkenness; tOl
E5sre he got his fire water; was fire
s and Gusts John Sears Who provide
tae li4Uor vzs fined $40 and costs-
CRAFTSBURT.
>treeter & Bushvsy have 3 new Al
7ertiseuent for everybody to Rad
Ladies, Mrs A. L Streetsr has in
received , ueE stock Of millinery Al
auey gods. Read her advertissuei
Il s10ther column
GLOVER
Willie Mason found bee tree. son
z7s since, frOa which 20 pounds
a1oey vas taken.
VEST GLOVER.
I .. Randall has something new
4! :. y9u in Our advertising colun
t'-3a!- Read it. then 90 and see hin
GREENSBORO
hs1eaber the sing at Hardwick Il
Iozs3ay tie 9th Cone and b-il
tis .-Stanizri."
Apparently fox hunters will have
r-E-t smart chance" for foxes this 4
IL Mysterious Disappearance Of ehic
IL aud turkeys Is any Indication
A+-r PEese0ee- Farmers complain
''s--E god many lately
II IL toEn nesting held On the l5t
-' EeE cant N the grand list vas 70.
q 1+t'ay the estimated expenses Ct
w t'cths year ending March lss Isl
A-s' 10 Per cent Vas voted for . win
IL Ike question II = to~n poor "a
'A' u; discussed :. any length.
Il =7I=f-- feeling seeming 70 be sgzIl
s-tl-zslng one. 50 the article Ess -
'Esr- 4 trustee Of public n0E
s-s-ssi to 6Il vacancy. a C. B;
--N 'As inezabent having removed f
tsEn-
IRASBURGR.