Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-08-09
Local News
GENERAL.

Among the prominent persons to be
present at Brattleboro, during the Sol
diers' Reunion, are Gov Peck, Gen. W.
F. Smith, Badly SMITH Hon. Henry
Wilson, Hon. VIM NJ. Evarts, Hon.
Frederick Billings, Gen. W. f. Bart
lett and host of others of note.
In relation to railroad fare from this
section, telegram just received from
Col. Merrill, Superintendent of the Pas
sumpsic road, says: "Soldiers will be
carried to Brattleboro for fare one way
and, if negotiations now going on be-
tween General Thomas and the roads,
are contaminated, at something less.
The annual Camp Meeting commences
at Lyndonville Aug %, and continues
till Aug. 3Oth. Board will be furnish
ed on the ground as usual. Sleeping
rooms furnished or unfinished, may be
had by applying early to Rev. VIM. NJ.
Sterling, of Lyndon, secretary. For
further information apply to the secre-
tary.
BARTON.
The lightning knocked down q law
yer at st. Johnsbury, few days since.
Pass that shower around.
Grange 4sth are requested to meet at
the Town Hall, Saturday, August l4th,
at ] o'clock, P. NJ. A full attendance
Is necessary. PER ORDER OF SEo'Y.
sam Kendall put his shoulder out of
joint last Tuesday. by fall while at
work on Oscar Ovens house, and now
carries his arm in sling.
Lewis L. Wood, Jr., we'll known as
the painter and artist, has been i'll
since early in the spring and is so low
that his demise may be looked for at
any moment
The cloudy and rainy weather has Sc.
riously hindered those who were late
about their haying. There is much
grass to cut yet. No complaints about
the crop.
We have received of W. H. Boner
Co.. music dealers, and publishers, No
1902 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, TIVE
very pretty pieces Of music-a song anC
chorus, mo Friendly Voice to Gree
Me, and galop, "RaymOnd's Kill,
for which they will accept our thanks
T. G. Kimball, VIM. Drew, Alfrec
and Edward Varney, A. r. and r. H
Jenness, with their families, and severa
others, are spending a few weeks il
town with their friends. The adven
OF these friends and former citizens dur
ing the summer months, is very welcome
The Christian workers will assist i
holding meetings next Sunday afternoon
at the usual hour Of service, in tn
Heath District, at South Barton and q
"estmore. An unusual degree Of il
terest is felt in all these places. and a
christians are invited to attend and pal
ucipate in the work.
Horatio Nye has built a very prett
and convenient set of buildings on II
pond road near Crystal Lake. and v
notice that his friends and others fro
abroad have discovered the pleasantnel
Of the situation and filed up the houi
pretty full during the summer. Ho
would it do, Horatio, to call your nc
home Lakeside Cottage?
party Of thirty persons returned Z
saturday from a weeks visit at Cha
eau Dasilya, new hotel built durir
we present season on the west shore
''aPhremagog, some twenty miles nor
VI Newport aud they report having hi
'' excellent time The hotel is exec
'''''y Kept, and those who have visit,
'se0nmend it as being he place
p'D1 a lew days pleasantly, if one see
rest or enjoyment
" distressing case is that Of MI
uel lwombly. lady some six
sI'' ol age who is literally losing OIL
"'' limbs by a sore that began at b
10Y and is gradually eating its way t
'4'u' her body. The flesh on the 70
nearly gone aud the ulcer is at wo
=" On the flesh and the bone. II
"'''ng oceasiOned by the sore is teri
''' and the worst of it is, that there
remedy. Physicians do not dare
vi 70 amputation. and are unable
'''a'e the distress or stay the pro
, So Of the ulcer.
.-l'' fall, Orrin Cutler. of Bartc
.lsed one Charles S. Weeks. of Han
w. % buy bark for him and let h