Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
Local News
GENERAL.

al ds- Friday night and completed
,,1I1v night, between Montreal and
7lr,iant
During the past week the managers
,. the Fur have added to the list Of en-
-ralnueuts. previously announced, the
sr-srmance Of the tight rope artist,
larry Leslie. on Thursday, and for the
,s7sis Of those interested in agriculture.
,1 address on Wednesday, by Scion
7-t1sou. 1t Is expected that the Baby
slow VIII be an attractive feature of
he Elir-the features Of some Of the
a5iss VIII be attractive any how.
4LBANT
mr. H. J. CrUss. blacksmith, has
1aret to Derby Center.
The Baptist Church have secured the
4-rces Of Rev. Mr.. Beavius from Maine.
8ev. \. Watson and family who went
a visit I'd England few weeks ago.
r7l-reI Thursday evening. safe and
Ell,i.
1 slap in the face and FIVE dollars to
Tasc.r 1, with, Is what Simeon Rich
1-.scu received from 4 Mr.. Boardmau.
one lay. for telling him he lied
The Roman Catholic Church at East
lal7. VIII be dedicated on the 18th
u lc515er, at $50 4 H. by the Right
Rev. Bishop DeGoesbriaud-
BARTON
very body knows that we have been
zr1c the I--eliest weather ever seen
IN september. Where's the equinoetiaI
uru5
D. 3. Russell and family came up
t1u Hanover To witness the dedication
sn. Installation ceremonies
Harry Leslie the tight rope artist Is
p W. ready to put up his ropes for
be FAIR
Rev Wu- A Robinson preached in
be rev church last evening much to
le pleasure Of large congregation
Lewis Wood. artist. has. As viii be
Ssea by our marriage list, joined the
Nasous He Is Of to Montreal On q
Fe,Iiing tour. Who uext7
The selection Of Friday for the dedi-
sa,j1n # ! church and installation Of q
fas'1r seems TO ignore the fact? that
F-.sly Is IN unLueky day.
The butter shipped from this station
hs morning, weighed 1900 lbs Price
EaL 50 cents i car load Of sheep was
a-sg sent.
Two men. John Z Skinner and Wm.
Brown will greatly rejoice in the
POM .etion Of the new church. as for
pore than year they, being building
anni'tee- have been engaged and per,
lszad with the meeting house They
Hl7a gwen the society and town houst
+ winch all nay be proud. and are en-
Led 10 praise for the perseverance
luck and TASTE they have shown in tn
r1tertaAkiing.
Ina previous mention of the dOna
fals awards the new church, We dit
log iFeak Of the chandeliers. given b.
srrlck Mansfield Of Boston the chair
Tie desk presented by Myron W
syn Of SouerviIIe. Mass; and Ii
-71- table and stands donated by Rev
VI. i Robinson Of Homer, n. Y. Al
i1ese articles are costly and beautifu
-ai hey help greatly toward the cuff
'1s church. Thanks to the generoU
llars.
L W Eaton sends copy Of the C,
u Rapids Qowa) Standard, from While
y axe the following in regard to Il
1lttsn death Of former resident
la avn:
~ Saturday evening. September 1.
NJ Albert Cass, an old locomotive fir
-2n. and for some time past employe
'le & c. r s N. Railway as engil
'ga'easr. At tie Round House IN Ii
~ vas ordered out as fireman On ira
: Ehlch left here for Burlington
-. Sunday mcrulng he made b
sa'1nee at breakfast in apparent gOs
an, oQt at about 10 o'clock he COZ
-'-e'l Of feeling quite unEell. Al
':on thereafter clearly develops
- u eraup cole set IN Medical a
!, P'1eQred but his ease was pronoun
-9eLass. and 1T : o'clock in the ev
Ae expired Nh. Cass was u go,
'I---l2le, steady. upright and attenti
: aI:les- and highly respected
+''9cl2tes- He leaves . wife
- - Us sudden death, and to who
: &c extended the sincere sympatI
--3l1eds Of his late friends Al
-'atas. His remains were taken
5'-o2 toF burial. that city being {
'-5a1e Of his wife's family
A1LcArIOx OF THE New CHURc
lev Congregational church =
-.a's1 lAss Friday. and Ee give
= account Of the exercises: The d
'le Of the loveliest Of the many bea
lay' Of the present month. and t
-'-g q the house was tested by
= lumber from abroad and from |
''y' who gathered to witness tie
ceremonies Of the oecasi
-'lg the elergyneu present were 4
a. Robinson. former pastor, who