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

GENERAL
We call attention to the advertisement |
Of the Portland Transcript, one of the |
best family papers in the country.
Pemberton, who murdered Mrs Bing-
ham. in East Boston, on the 22d of last
March, was hung in Boston, Saturday.
Tomorrow the important election in
Ohio comes off, The result, it is thought
nav decide the Presidential contest of
1876.
No new evidence of great Importance.
has been obtained against any person
supposed to have been the murderer of
Josie Langmaid, at Suncook, n. H., but
the feeling is gaining ground that Drew.
now under arrest, is the murderer
The beauties of lynching are illustra-
ted BY the case mentioned in our general
items last week, as occurring at Belle
fontaine Ohio; it turns out that the man
Schell, hanged by the mob as the MUIR
derer Of the Laughlin girl, was probably
innocent as he declared himself to be-
and il was his wife who committed the
deed through jealousy, and then accused
him; lock Of hair in the dead woman
hand proves to have been torn from Mr.
Schelps head. A reaction in public sen
timcnt has taken place and an investi
CATION has brought out these facts.
TEAoHER's INsTITUTE.-The Teach
er's Institute in Orleans County, fc
1875, will be holden at the vestry of IL
Congregational Church in Barton, c
Thursday and Friday, Oct. l4th an
18th, commencing at o'clock, a N
on each day, with afternoon and eve
ing sessions. The State Superintendel
will be present to conduct the exercise
and expects the assistance of the pri
eipals Of the Randolph and Johnson Nc
maj schools. On Friday evening at Ia
past seven, Prof. H. T. Fuller of the
JOhnsbury Academy will deliver an q
dress in the audience room OF the SAL
church. Free entertainment will
furnished those attending the Institr
by the citizens Of Barton.
BARTON.
See Mrs. Booths muff advertiseme
j. B. Freeman sold his Albany fal
last week to Michael Rouan for $50
See the auction advertisements Of
W. Hall and Aaron Twombly, on
page.
Archie McDougal was thrown frol
horse on Saturday, and had one
broken below the elbow, both bones be
fractured.
.. d. Owen has been to Boston
bought, at very low prices, a large s.
Of goods, which he offers for sale at
respondingly low prices. Advertiser
next week.
Taller McDougall has an original
Of what should be done with the
derer Of Miss Josie Langmaid, if h
captured. He says, "he should be
into a mortar and fred against a S
wall"
The weather since the 10th of Sci
Der has been cold, cloudy and storm
Fall work is much behind and CO
cradle grain and many potatoes az
unharvested Capt Eben Grant
more than 40 acres of gram cut an
cut standing out yet He has sol
acres Of potatoes yet TO dig.
Our industrious and enterprisinl
niture man. Charles f. Percival.
ported, though we fail to get the
rage notice, 70 have taken to bin
wife. That is the way, Charlie, o
never made any honey in hive.
Jour happiness, aud your furnitur,
mess increase, especially that bra
Z II that requires short rockers
"l'e'le teeny" wagons.
some Of the guns purchased f
military companies formed in thi;
~ some time since. remain unsOl
san be had Of Or. l. Kimball Of
wy Or Of G. II. Blake at Barton.
are The Springfield smooth bore IN
rev and perfect, and have been
,, 4ol fond 10 be excellent shot
'Dh'ary companies still furnis
'0''-slBgle guns, $3.50
a lyceum having been start,
citizens Of the village are invite
s'' an making it interesting and
lDb iu. Meetings will be held ever
"e'aay evening, aud will be mao
estins and instructive by the di
o. questions, reading Of paper
n, zeal exercises, &c. No better
profitable intellectual entertainr
De provided for the citizens. tn,