Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-10
Local News.
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Board Of Agriculture at Irasburgh. Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
EAST ALBANT.
There will be donation visit at the
Froewill Babtist Church. for the benefit
Of Rev. c. W. Griffin. on Tuesday even
ing. January Is. Oysters may be ez-
pccted. All are invited. - 20. |
BARTOK .
Sleighing ruined again.
Iyceum Wednesday evening. Sing !
lug school Friday evening.
The agent for Little6eld's Common
sense Stove Damper is in town, and
will call on you before be goes away
Try one Of these hampers.
o. D. owen has just received another
lot Of pound print New Hampshire
dried apple, teas. coffee, &c. A new
advertisement next week.
Several persons united with the Con-
gregational Church one week ago Sun
day twenty -three joined the Methodist
Church yesterday on probation and
otherwise.
Barton Grange. No. IS. will meet at
the house Of o. 7. Willard. South Bar
ton tuesday evening, January Is. for
the purpose Of installing officers Glow
sr Grange is invited. An oyster supper
viii be served.
The hotel in this village. came near
being destroyed BY FIRE on Monday night,
by the accidental setting on FIRE Of
clothes in the hired girls closet. When
the FIRE was discovered. it had almost
entirely consumed the clothing in the
rSOu. and was fast making Roadway in
the ceiling. A few moments more, and
the building would have been burned.
The loss falls heaviest on the girls, who
lost nearly their entire wardrObes.
On Tuesday evening. As Samuel Cham
berlin, an aged and inkrm man, was in
the street going 70 the evening meeting.
be was run over by a horse which boy
was running in the street He was
picked up and found to be seriously in
Jured BY a dangerous scalp wound and
bruises on other parts Of the body He
Is recovering and viii be about soon
unless the injury to bad limb prove:
70 be serious.
At the Village meeting held on Mon
day evening last. the following viIlag,
officers were chosen: A. G. Robinson
moderator; G. II. Blake. clerk G. A
Robinson, treasurer; G. W. Jenness. col
Hector; G. W. Jenness, j. P. Baldwin
" BerUivaA. T. ". Drew and J. B
FTsemSA- trustees c. J. Uford. J. n
Nebsier aad II. o. whitcher. wardens
". ". GrOaL attorney. The report o
the trustees showed that the roads i
the Incorporated districts. had been KEEP
IN repair. about eighty rods Of sidewal
had beeu built and other improvement
made. with an expenditure Of only is g.
cents tax on a aOllAr Of its grand lis
there ssin being left in the treasur
hearty one hundred dollars.
BARTON LA'EDLHG.
Mrs. VIM Underwood was run Ov'
asst saturday evening by . team gOrr
Ma rapid rate. Drive slOv,r-
Tucker 4 Stafford put cut -uew sie
aa' week. and are ready 70 do al KIM
Of painting in their line.
Graady's Waterman walked up q
people Of this place yesterday Sunday
morning at the usual hour. by blown
the mill whistle.
Last night Of The lady Of Lyons.
AZ School House Hall next Thursda
hight, 70 conclude with the temperan,
iarce, "A Little More Cider"
The Shipments from this station f
TIE year 1875 amounted to 3Ols ton
Il There veT, Ale full cars loaded. II
II AMOUNT received BY the Co. for freight
vas s25.O2s. sc.
uidson Gay Of Charleston. had Iarl
n olI'h tree cut on his premises, last wee
Tie arst log vas four feet four inch
10 diameter. and 10 feet long. The Sc
oaa three feet SIX inches at the top. al
~ 'sss long It's estimated that the
's's i've cords Of good wood in the tr,
The Library Association elected {
showing oheea at the annual neetin
January 4:
g 2 JouIvr- r-..ss.,.s
a. ~. Nafrh@sr. 49, Ysr.--l.lrr,
y Il. Austin CT~rk
TsrE Treasurer