Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-10
Local News.
GENERAL

GENERAL
Twas a hundred years ago to-day that
Old Ethan Allen captured Tieonderoza.
in the name Of the Great Jehovah
and the Continental Congress" and it
vas the first movement Of importance,
after the battle Of Lexington.
ORGANIzArIOS OF THE NEw BASK.-
A large number Of the stockholders Of
the Irasburgh national bank. together
with the subscribers to the stock Of the
new hank. net at W. ". GrOut's Office
on Saturday. May stb. and transacted
the following business After a dis
cussi0n in relation to the amount Of cap
iial stock required by the new hank. to
meet the wants Of this section Of eoun-
;ry and 70 Be most profitable to the own
ers. It was decided to make the amount
Sl20.0OO at least, and TO leave it disere-
tignary with the directors whether the
sun shall be raised to $4,000 or not.
Job Guild having been chosen chairman.
and H. X. Dewey clerk Of the meeting.
directors were chosen a. follows. each
receiving 4 unanimous vote: Hiram Ne
Lellan. Glover; Am0Ty Dawson, Crafts
bury John Bailey. Jr.. Wells River
W. W. Gr0ut and A. c. Robinson. Bar
ton; L. H. Thompson. Irasburgh: and
W. H. Blalsdell Of Lowell. The meeting
vas very harmonious. and 4 pleasant
feature about it was the fact that sever
al Of our best enemies in the contest in
relation to moving the Irasburgh bank,
we're present. willing to take stock in
the new bank. They we're welcomed.
and the section Of the country they rep
resent vii have opportunity to take a
FAIR proportion Of the stock Of the new
tank No effort has been made and nc
books have been opened to obtain sub.
serIp'ious. but large amount Of money /:
o7sTed for the enterprise. and such sun
vii e received as can be used to ad.
vantage by the bank. The work Of Ii.
41idation Of the old hank and prepara,
non Tor the new, viii 90 on as fast a,
possible, and we hope in the course o.
three months 10 have the bank in eondi
i71 70 meet the wants Of the public
he new bank will be called the Bartor
National Bank. We hope it will be de
e'led 70 put the amount Of stock as higl
a'sl5o.0O0, for the territory that vii
require banking facilities at this plac
Is laFge. aud q large amount Of bushes
nat has heretofore been done abroa,
vii Be done here II there Is capital sui
l@eni 70 Accommodate those who desir
T" patr0nize this bank. The cashier q
Ae I7sburgh bank says that there
Dot nearly capital enough in that ban
o aeeomnOdats its wants. and when th
lev territory Is added, the sum must b
increased or great inconvenience wi
RESULT Those who disire to put in stoe
must make application soon
ALBANT.
Mr.. Willard Eldridge has rented Il
upper rooms in Mrs. MeGuire's hou.
ADD moved in. and Rev. VIM. Rawlir
has moved from the lower rooms Of Il
aae house into H. W. aud n. B. Cha
i-ys new house on Lowell street
Aessrs. Burbank and BOwles Of Co,
entry. have purchased piece Of land
M Richard Doying, and another
Dsa. Nedad Darling. located on Lowe
Street at the Lowell brook bridge.
sli'a they propose to build a star
'l-''ry this summer. Some Of TIE eli
''l' are also taking stock to a eerta
sA'eai IN consideration Of which @an e
sle Is to BE put in. sufficiently large
-''e planning machine and some 9th
--1hInery, which will be decided be
~ % the place.
BARTON
LSg. l-2 BY s.; ounces. We
i''oihson's pullet, dam.
zee The advertisement Of B. F. Pet
n' FAINTER. graiDer and paper hang
On this page.
Vlf correspondents all around |
county. say that sugaring is over. a
mat there has been an average yield
Wallace and Guar ROwell started 1
" eanesday afternoon for Csliforn
she'e' With a spade and pick. We b
'aey may dig up gold in chunks as
a. brick.
Shipments for the week ending n
4 - S45l pounds sugar; 54I5 pound.
'0''sr' lI4Ol pounds nerchaDdi