Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-17


younger lOgsnen have been under the 1
logs already, and have been helped out /
Of the water. If the parents at that end |
Of the village do not look after this nat |
ter. they Will need the hearse I'd that
way before long.
The Union makes handsome apollo /
" IN Its last issue for the item in that
paper Of one week ago which reflected
on the dOings Of St Johnsbury man.
while in Barton. attending the Gospel
meetings. The character Of the parties
whose names are used in connection with
this story, and the whole facts in re-
gard to the matter. are such As to refute
any charges or suspicious Of wrong. and
the person who undertook to get NJ
scandal out Of this matter. ought to be
ashamed Of herself.
Ii has been aseertained that the 6ogs
who have been engaged Of late. during
the nighttime. in tearing I'D she side
walks and in tearing down the ratings.
wear from number eight to number
twelve boots, and belong to respectable
families There are several persons in
the village that are unable to see any
thing cunning in performance Of this
kind. The trustrees viii be engaged.
IL few days. in removing the old and
IN building new walks. and these pGtrS-
one fellows who have rendered the walks
dangerous and announcement. are invited
TO assist in making them safe and con-
venient.
And now Charley Robinson has caught
the spirit Of improvement and enterprise
that appears to pervade the atmosphere
this spring. He has laid connections
plank sidewalk from the corner Of the
street near his house. the whole length
Of his lot and across the brook near the
Uf0rd shop. If the sidewalk disease
which has broke out over across the
brook should prove contagious. it would
: be among the most wholesome complaints
that ever ragged in this community. Il
must De understood. by all eouversant
; with the matter. that the trustees will
. not have funds 70 build any great amount
Of walks this season. aud there Is almost
D IS great need Of private effort as hereto
/ fore Those who 50 generously offered
: 70 contribute to this cause some three OF
E four weeks since. still have an opportu.
: nifty 70 put in their money.
: BARTON LANDING.
= The Gospel meetings continue Will
some interest and good general attend
ance-
e l. c. Grandy's mill Is again in run
4 ming order, and bis men who have had
r. forghtnight's rest, are glad Of it.
= Shipments from this station during th
n week ending May 18th, were: Tire
e cars lumber. ? cars potatoes, Il case
eggs, 1l+O lbs sugar, 3sOOIbs- butter
Is 1880 lbs. udse.
e Cameron has been fixing up thing
to about bis buildings. and will put o.
e paint this week to improve Appearances
u c. 5. Skinner has been to market du
J. ring the last week. and reports havin
d purchased the best assortment Of hard
Al ware ever brought to the place
- Ms Z. B. Merrill Of Eldora. Iowa
formerly Of this place. has returned wit
her family. also Edwin Mack from Ka1
sas. who has fed the expected g-assh0E
per plague, to basque in his native III
r The Steamer Eagle Of the Lake
made 4 trip to this place last Saturday
being the first steam vessel ever maxim
= this port. Our dock was sadly out {
repair but no fault was found By Ii
o. nAvigators. Several Of our citizens turr
ed out % see the novel H.tle craft vhie
re came only to the bridge. half mile b
ot low the village
EVANSVILLE.
a. The sumner term Of school here VI
be Be taught BY Miss Adams. Of Nezport.
els J. II. Evans has sold his former res
denee to A J. Maxfeld. from Wcleot
zee for $1,000. Mr.. Maxfeld is blacksmir
d. and will build shop Immediately. N
NJ Evans has moved 70 his farm for 4
for summer
CRAFTSBCRT.
AmOry DAWSON has gone to mark
- with 200 head Of cattle
n Rev. Mr. Boardman. the new Congr
n gational minister, has arrived. with
Uv family from Lowell. Mass.
Whitney & Sterling have had orde
rs for seventy sets Of their large milk pa
in since their late Improvement in them
md Rev. J. S. Little preached his 81
in sermon in this town. on the 18th ins
lge At the funeral Of Mrs Charles Chanb.
lrs. lin
SAD AccIDENT.-Last Friday moi
MO ing Mrs- Frank X Powell. was engag
eut in the pantry, washing dishes; her b
or band vas engaged near BY. cleaning
b,s six-shOoter Colts revolver. all the cha