Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-11

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The religious meetings for the week, y
md for next Sunday will be as follows 81
Young peoples prayer meeting on Tues CO
lay evening. union meeting on Thurs u
day evening. On Sunday afternoon the ,
Methodist Quarterly meeting will be :
held in the Brick church. Presiding Il
Elder Puffer will be present. An invi- I
tation is extended to the members of the I
other church to attend. and also to the !
friends in Evansville, and the outlying )
districts On Sunday evening the union
prayer meeting will be held in the New !
church at 7 o'clock, and all the friends
in the outlying districts are urged to be
present at this meeting. On account of
the Quarterly meeting, the meeting 10
the Hiram Cass district will be post
poned until Sunday, Oct. 24. when a
large number of friends from other dis
triets will meet to assist IN carrying on
the meeting.
Now, our aboriginal cotemporary of
the Union will feel better. President
Raymond has let him print his letter in
reference to the railroad controversy. |
This letter, Col. Merrilrs letter, borrow
ed from the CaLedOniGa. a column of re-
marks, dig at the Caledonia'a and a
fling at the MONITOR, embrace chiefly
what the Union has Of diplomatic"
railroad matters this week. What re-
vengeful 'critter' that sachem of the
Union is : How he brandishes his tom
ahawk and his scalping knife By the
! way, Chase. that attempted ridicule of
the Caledoniaa by the Union last week
was brilliant. Can you get off as bright
a thing as that every week without
t mental injury Such witty scintilla-
tons must be exhausting. Make your
n paper as clean and respectable as the
t CaIedonian, and you will not have to
# growl because the papers will not ex-
change with yours.
2. We have had left at this Office for the
n convenience of those who wish to pur-
Of chase. 1.-The Vermont Brigade in the
1T Shenandoah Valley" book written by
v. Col. Walker of the 18th Vt. Regt. The
volume is neatly printed, and intensely
a. interesting. 1t gives an account of the
al Vermont regiments in the famous cam
o. paigns and victories in the Valley, anC
an abounds in history, "reminiscences anC
r. thrilling narratives. Every Vernon
" soldier needs this book, and no Yer
De. monter who feels any pride in his State
he should be without it. Capt. H. E. Bedel
ed of Newport, also has this volume, an
ms those in the north part of the count
Irs who wish to obtain it can get it of hin
en- We propose to publish, soon, the accou1
sti- given in this book Of the wounding, su
fering and final saving of the life
- Capt. Bedell. by rebel lady who four
G.. him in dying condition, where he hi
A. been abandoned by the Union army
its retreat from the vicinity in Will
II the wounded soldier there, as was su
: posed, was left in dying condition.
BARTON LANDING.
II w Rnchanan has returned fro
lent II W. nuHA"u
-. market with new goods.
rim o. H. Austin is rapidly recover
Nor. from the injuries received last week.
half Persons desiring insurance on life
St. property, can apply to A. c. Park
adj who has taken an agency for the
same Mutual, and other companies.
De Portus Hancock of Coventry carr
ltute at this station this morning, a pair
four years old cattle that weighed 81
pounds. One Of them weighed l,9
nent They were raised by A. c. Ware,
iarm' Irasburgh.
'ooo' The sidewalk lately put down in fl
IF J. of Austin, Joslyn & Co.'S, and /
this Brothers stores, show how useful
convenient about two hundred rod;
rom the same would be if laid about the
arm lage.
being COVENTRY.
There will be social dance at
and Coventry House on Thursday ever
s+oo, the 21st inst. All are invited and