davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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THE WEEK REVIEWED.
NO important change OF bill was effected at
any OF the theatres last week. ssThe Great Di-
vorce Case - was given at McVicker's Theatre
on the OIL nights with the opera. The California
M1nstrels again occupied Haverly's Theatre.
Ar. rat Rooney and a number Of ncgro-min-
strels and variety actors were at the New Chico-
70 Theatre. The run of "a Case for Dirorcen
continued at the Museum, Around the World
IN Lightly Days - received its second week of
continuous representation at the Adclphi. There
Is something to be said in connection with
the iast-natncd performance which the
Messrs. kiralfy may not like to
hear The TRIBUNE notices that
they have not kept perfect faith with the nnh-
lc- The entertainment has not been kent at
te te Standard st. q excellence with which it began,
the acting and the ballet during the run Of two
weeks After the first night two of the nrnri
pal dancers were dispatched to Philadclnhia tn
assist in the production there Of the new sDec-
H4e fSH Sa.tfa trSa an,;, Soon aiterward Mr.
withdrawn in the same manner and bis place
supplied by Mr.. Barrett, a local comedian. 9th
er changes there have been which are not
worth noticing inn detail: It. is suffi-
posed upon the public. No doubt tlieY viii find
their reward for this action. and it may be a r.
ward o1 different kind from that which thcy
are looking for. They came here year ago
with no reputation except that Of successful
grGteseuc dancers, and by honorable DEALING
and Hbcra|ity in tue mounting Of their piece
gained the confidence Of the people. Thcy
made good deal Of money then, and they have
made still more this season from tie
5 same saaat -, piece; M They hare been generously
their part a disposition to traffic on on
their old reputation and to abuse the confidence
, 1876-12-03
AS FALLS THE LEAF.

AS falls the leaf when Winters nesrs
-As psalms rccede upon the ear;
As gently dies the vestal day
So he in peace hath passed away.
A spot}ess soul hath gone to God:
Its yesturcs only seek the sod;
And, while our eyes with grief are dtuas
His spirit sings fair Canaan>s hymn
How humbly lived he while below!
In grace how surely did be grow;
In prayer and praise his life was speuk
Such as with that Of angels bleut-
He walked the way that Christ designed.
Should be salvation to mankind,
And, ''pure In heart" is ever blest;
With Cod he hath His promised rest
He sowed in tears; be reaped in joy;
He gained the gold without alloy:
His trcasure-not Of earth-2boye
Is coined in everlasting love!
o peace divine! o ha1lowed calm:
he, II sorrows cure, cleft spirits balm,
Grant, Gracious Father! we who uoufn
May also reach Heavens blessed bourne!
EoKAnD 2. IeN11@
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| Glover.is severely noticed. At the Arch Street
Theatre, Anna Dickinson made her debut, and hac
no success in the estimation Of the critics. The
kiralfys brought ont their new spectacle, % AZ.
urinc,'' and IS Tnc Field Of the Cloth Of Gold u
received its first representation at the Academy
Of Music on Tuesday night. The former had
only reached the third act at II O'Clock, and the
performance is described as \ very tiresomc
urcss-rehearsal. The house was not full, and
the run OF the piece will probably be short It
is evident that Philadelphia cannot support all
the places of amusement which we're called into
existence by the Centennial.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Mrs. John Woods next venture at the st.
James, in London, is to be the "Virginians," !"
By Mr.. BARLEY Campbell.
The Paris Odeon has given new piece By
young gpoct, NJ Pierre Elzcar, entitled the Grand
Frerc," the vcrsiftcation of which has produced
great effect.
The painter Gustav Michel, Of Wcimar, Sax
ony, has written comedy entitled <'Thou Shalt
Not Liz" which is soon to be produced at tile
Court Theatre in that city.
Boucicault's motion for an injunction to pre-
rent Chatterton reproducing the "Shaughraun"
At the Adclphi III London has failed. Vire-
Chancellor Malns held, as in the case of the
"Coilccn Bawn,' that, owing to its performance
il America before registration in England, A1r.
Boucicault had 10 copyright in the piece.
The revival OF Alfred dc Vigny's "Chatter-
ton" +" at the Comcdc Franchise is nearly ready,
and the production Of III Annie Fritz u has been
indefinitely postponed. Sarah Bcrnhardt is suf-
less gaze Which she maintains all through Rhine
Patncue being extremely trying to them.
The new piece at the Criterion in London is
Ct Hot Watcr,'' translation Of lie Boule,''
French farce in three acts Of about the same
delnerit as "The Great Divorce Case" Mr..
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ONLY WAIT.

When the spirit, worn amt weary
Meath its daily load of care.
Finds the pathway long and dreary
And the burden hard to bear,
Tired with hoping, faint with fearing,
Sighs to reach the golden gate,
Then, in accents soft and cheering,
Patience whispers. ''Only waltz
For brighter dny is dnwning,
Joy awaits us In the ,nuruing, 4
In the beauty OF the morning
''On1y wait
Oead hearts, whose soundfess sosrow
Dares not let muru1ur fall,
Only wait and trust the morrow
Gods great lore is over all.
Only wait, O wounded spirit
By the cross Of life weighed down;
Thou shalt surely Heaven inherit,
Bear the cross, and win the crown;
For brighter day is d2wning,
joy awaits us In the morning,
In the beauty Ut the morning.
''Ouly wait"
ATTonS- lLE- LAnpA KKNF
, 1876-12-03
THE APOLLO CLUB CoSCIRT.

TUE AfULLU CLUB CVNCIhI.
The opening concerts Of the season By this
favoritc Society will occu1 on the evenings OF
Tuesday and Thursday Of this week, at NcCor-
mick's Hall, with an excellent programme, as
sisted by Miss Emma c. Thursby, the dis
tiuguislled vocalist, and the Kunkel brothers,
the renowned duet pianists. In consequence Of
The unprecedented popularity Of this Club. it
has been found necessary to repeat each concert,
and it must he remembered by the associate
members that the admission cards In their:pos
session will only be received at the door Oh the
evening for which they arc dated. This must he
observed to save annoyance, as it will be strict
u enforced 1t Will also lie remembered that
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''E. B."-Enigma No. - is correctly printed,
IT. S. THE number for Nov 5 cannot be oh.
tained. The other has been mailed.
SD. E. Z. I'm your solution to Enigma n.
13 the only attempt at solution 80 far received
in the variation, after 10 to Q Rsq, l.. takes
r; 20 to 5, there Is no mate in four If Blaes
play q. B takes P.
Correct solution to Enigma no. II received from
E. Swarth, G. s. Powell, E. semple. E. S. Watt.
y. II. Oyington, ". Howard Hall, E. Barbe. D
Il. hlnkead, and I. Shoenbrun, city; kt., Turssr
ILL.,. G. Brodie. Austin, III.
Correct solution to Problem No. 81 received
Hall, E. Semple, e. S. Powell, E. Darbe, E.
swarth, Miles Amy, l. shocnbrun, and D. i.
kinkead, city; kt., Turner, Ill. C. G., CoIur-
bus, O., c. Brodie, Austin, III.
~ The number OF the Enigma has been changed
to correspond with that Of the PROBLEM.
ENIGMA no. 5s.-'.cUR1osuM."
Respectfully inscribed to r. HAAS, Esq,
BE Mr. E. BARRE, CHICAGO.
s:s: S:$S E$$;;{9' E:$s:;$;
Pawn at E kt2
Pawn at Q5
Pawn at Z RS
White to play and mate in three moves
The above position, though not strictly within
the realm OF legitlmate problems, is q very neat
one OF its class.
PROBLEM NO. SO.
BT Mr. I. o. HOWARD TAYLOR, NORWICH ESo
R19rf-
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THE GAME OF CHESS

CHESS DIREcToRT.-Chicago Chess Club, Nos r,
and G5 Washington street; open from a, m. to
10p. m. Chess players meet daily At the fremont
House tExchangc) and the Sherman House Rass
ment}.
All communications intended for this deusr4m.n.
should be addressed to The rR1RCSE, aud in,iorsei
%.Chtssn
, 1876-12-03

CHESS IN ENGLAND.
The Uesff'snsfer Papers Gays the following gam
should not have beer omitted from Nj. Bird
Chess Mastetp1eces":
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III BesC-
tb) The strongest move.
tc) a new move. Preferable to takes 2, giyen
by the old authors. which is followed by u..B
takes 3: T.: g takes B, l.. r to X sq.
(d} II n.-P to kt 3; 12.. @ to Ks, ,.Pto Q
B 8; 13.. @ takes ch, etc.
le) r II; r to Q B 4: Is & takes P ch, Is. .Kt
takes B; ia to 1t ch, and wins.
~ At this stage Of the game White announced
mate in five moves ..
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White.
White to play and mate in three moves

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. 81.
White. Black.
Tx to r 20 1..AQY move
2..Aatcs
, 1876-12-03

The following lively game, played by Messr1
Rosentha1 and Feisthamel, is from La ,Stratagie:
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2Reaoins 2lOtices.

TWENTY YEARS AGo.-CAsToRIA is
the result of an old Physicians 20 years
experiments endeaVoring to produce for
his own practice an effective mild and
pleasant physic, free from the objections
connected with Castor Oil or drastic pills.
Old Doctor Samuel Pitcher, of Barnsta-
bic, Mass, has succeeded in preparing
castor OiT' in such a manner as to
render it perfectly palatable and still
preserve unimpaired its laxative proper
ties. The doctor has prescribed this
honeyed cathartic in his practice with
wonderful success for years past, partie-
ularly among children. under the name
of "Castoria. and the demand has so
increased from the people and even
physicians, that arrangements have been
made to introduce it generally to the
public.
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Orleans County @uuitnr.
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Probate Courts are held at Newport Monday an
saturday and At lnsburph ON Wednesday aud Thus
day. u each week. The following business was trans
acted fJr the week euaiug July %.
July l7.--Bartlctt Bryants estate appraiser re-
port fled Hiram Cuttings estate; hearing on settle
ueut August 5. at Newport.
July ls.-John Pane's estate; administration &C
count settled; decree Of assignment and distribution.
July COZ. G. woodbury's estate ". W. Miles
administrator; Amory DAWSON and wyram wyhe up
pulsers and commissioners.
July 2I.--John B. Rocks estate special commits
s.oncrs' report fled
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Petition for Divorce.

HeLIIlOh TOT 10lNOEee-
HENRY z. PHILIPS vs.. MARTHA J. PHILIPS.
State Of Vermont. Orleans County Court. September
Term A D. 1876.
WHEREAS Henry T. Philips Of Glover in the County
OF Orleans and State aforesaid has hed in the Clerks
Once OF said County Court his libel for divorce. set
ting FORTH in substance that he lawfully married
DaHvie in the County Of Caledonia the zsth day
Of April, A D. 1857 70 Martha Philips and that
he has ia all things kept mis- martial vows That
about the 18th day Of April A. d. 1875 the said Mar
tina wIfaIly deserted him. and has continued
said desertiOn. and that the htellant has resided IN
Glover IN said Orleans County aud State q Vermont
for more than the two years last past; and therein
LEzyng that the bonds o. natFmony may Be dissolved
and divorce granted him.
And il being made 70 appear that the aid Martha J.
Philips resides witbeat this state, 70 PARTS EuknONn
50 that citation cannot be served uf0n bcr IL Il
dered that the substance Of said libel aud this order @
published in the Orleans County Monitor. weekly
Newspaper published al Barton in said County three
weeks saceessiveiy. The last q which publication shall
be at least SIX weeks prior % said dnle q eogrt-
Dated al IrzsbuTgh aforesaid this 7th day Of Juiy.
A. D. lssS.
L n CUsHbIAE Clerk.
y W. Baldwin. Attorney for Llbeiiant $50
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GOING NORTH.
Ac DEB kafi ~ RT
Ar. Newport. l % IN 4 So pm I Is pm 8 IS am
Montreal 8 20 600
Quebec. 0 scam
GOING SOUTH.
4e. ID. Er. Md2. ". Ex.
Leave Quebec, 3Opm
Montreal 9O0am 3 90 m
Newport IS pm so pm o5 am o5
RICHELIEU LINE STEAMERS leave Montreal.
daily, except Sunday, pm. Arrive at Quebec 50
m. Leave Quebec 4 p m. Arrive at Montreal, 8 a m.
SAGUENAY LINE STEAMERS leave Quebec daily.
except Sunday and Monday, at a Time for round
trip, As hours
QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAMERS leave
Quebec every Tuesday at p m.
II. L. FOLSOM, Supt.
n. p. LOWERING JR., Gen. Ticket ARt.
LyndOnvil.e July l. 1876. 294O
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TICKETS Go0D TEN DAYS FROM DATE.
NIemphremagog House.

MemphT'ema& House
The interior of the Memphremagog House, during
the past winter has gone through thorough repairing
and refurnishng. The exterior with verandas affords
view OF mountain and lake scenery not surpassed on
this continent The hotel is under the effective
agement Of Mr. L. Buck, recently Of St. James Hotel
Boston.
MUSIC BY THE ORCHESTRA
at the Memphremagog House, on the arrival Of trains
and during the evening from 70 10.
On The Lake
The steamer, Lady ofthe Lake like other ladies' has
kept well up with the fashions and demands OF the
times and is in first class condition in every respect
Capt. kogg is not an old Fogy nor is he caught
in fog. He is never tired Of answering questions
and is always happiest when surrounded by several
hundred Sabbath School children with whom he is a
great fayorte. The Sylvan Retreat at Owls Head Is
one OF the most charming places for picnic and the
hotel at Gibraltar Point the opposite side
the Lake affords every opportunity for rest and
freshmenL
M1- Special arrangements made nth Sdbbat.
Schools aud large parties.
29-40 III. Il. FOLSOM, Supt.
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HARMON GIRFIN's ESTATE.
CtTATE OF VERMONT

u J UrIoanh UlBLriCti %
In Probate Court held at rasburgh IN said District
the 9th day Of July, A. d. 1876.
David ellis Administrator Of the estate Of Harmon
Gifn late OF Greensboro. In said District, deceased,
makes application for license 10 sell all OF the real
estate OF said deceased In sad Greensboro described
follows 10 wit Fifty being the westerly half
Of lot No. ten 0 representing that such sale Is nee
essary TO raise money to pay the debts and charges
against said estate
whereupon II is ordered by said court that said APP
plcation BE- referred 70 session thereof 70 be held at
the Probate Office In Irasburgh. the 9th day OF
July A. D. 1876, for hearing and decision thereon.
And Is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully In the Orleans County Moni
tor newspaper published at Barton in said district,
previous said time appointed for bearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause n
any they may have, why said license should not be
granted. By the Court-Attest.
1880 Y. A. STEWART, Judge.
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Young Black Diamond

This beautiful young trotting Stallion foalsd In
June 1870. He Is Is l-e bands high. Of dark chest
nut color; fine style and action, has great muscular
power and weighs O25 pounds. He 10 q natural Tot-
Ter with large, and rapid stride knd and gen
tie 10 handle IN out Of harness. His pedigree, with
his power snd muscle. sufficient guarantee for
the future promise Of his stock as trotters.
Young Black Diamond was got by Black Diamond
who is the sire Of many fine tr0tting coils any
horse living considering the number Of mares he has
had and the number Of colts sired For style and en-
'duranee he cannot be surpassed. His dam BY young
Rough and Ready. he by old Rough and Ready be BY
Julius Smiths Nimrod Aorgan-he was considered the
best stock horse % his day. Second dam OF Young
Black Diamond was BY imported Gray Eagle, he BY
Wilson's Gray Messenger This horse was brought
from the south in 1925. He was got by the famous
horse that Gen jackson took from Sir Edward Packen-
ham the battle Of New Orleans In 1915. The above
horses average height 10 hands. and all we're sty
Ish and great roadsterE. The dam Of Young Black
Diamond was 10 hands high dark chestnut and
could trot In 2.55 when three years cid
This highly bred young TOttng Stallion vii stand
the present season Al The farm u VIM. q. Hawkins,
about IL miles from Barton Village. on the lraaburgh
branch " the West Glover road. where be viii serve a
limited number Of AZ very low figures Accidents
and ESCAPES al the owners risk. TEKNs.slngle ser
vice. 500; 70 warrant si200.
ONEY HAWKINS.
Barton. VT. May ~. 1870. 2ln
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PAssUMPsIC RAILROAD
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC |

ROUTE A--Montreal via passumpsic and South
Eastern. Return Route.
ROUTE B--Montreal and Quebec. via Passumpsie.
South Eastern, Richeleu Line steamers and Grand
Trunk Railway.
ROUTE C-Quebec VIA PsssumPsle Ralroad 60
SheFbrookc, Grand Trunk Railway 10 Quebec. Return
same Route.
The sale OF Excursion tickets viii commence July /,
and continue during the months Of August and Sep
tober good 10 return until November l. n the follow
L..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

Our READERS will find in another
column the advertisement of the pea
body Medical Institute" of Boston,
which publishes the immensely popular
work entitled 1.-The Science of life, or
Self-presevation,..' which treats upon all
the disorders that result from the errors
of youth in a mastery manner. 1t
should be in the hands of every young
man and every person suffering from a
decline of the physical powers. The
Institute also publishes those invaluable
treatises, Sexual Physiology of
Woman" and Diseases of the Nerves
and nervous Maladies." A very Ella
borate and costly Gold Medal has re-
Gently been presented to the author of
these works by the National Medical
Association. Don't fail to read the
advertisement.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

The annual Methodist camp meeting,
beginning Aug. 22nd, will be held in the
grove between Morristown and Morris
vile, where 1t has been held for several
wears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24
PASSUMPSIC RAILROAD
EXCURSIONS
TO
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG I!

Great Inducements ! Low Rates !
Trip to Newport. dinner at the Memphremagog
House and sail in the beautiful steamer Lady OF the
Lake all nclrded in the following very low rates for
parties Of ten or more going same day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24
WOOL CARDING
AT GLOVER.

The undersigned would inform the people OF Orleans
County that he has since last season. been engaged
IN repairs upon his machinery, adding cards and
water wheel and that he Is prep AIRED 10 hll
all orders for wool carding in thorough and work
manke manner as can be done IN the county.
Cariing six cents per pound. CaTiing and greasing
eight cents Old cotton batting made good new.
You can find him in Randalrs building up stairs
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK, early and late, Sundays
excepted. J. W. McLURE.
Glover. June 5, 1876. 23u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
newer removes scurf and all impurities
from the scalp.
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DIED.

Mss-AH notices OF deaths inserted free obituary
notices and poetry fUe cents per line.
At Troy. July l6, Lizzie Carey, wife Of Chauncey
Cole, aged 90 years, months and days.
In Lowell. July IL, Kena A., daughter Of Edison and
Lucinda NJ. Kinney. aged years months and days.
Also, on the 18th an infant daughter.
In westmore. July II. Mrs. Persis Lyon, aged about
80 years.
In Charleston, July 90 Melissa Dollof, widow ofthe
late J. C. Dollof aged about 80 years
Ne1O Advertisements.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

REMARKs.-The demand for butter is light. Medium
grades are dull and lower. There a fair call for nice
lots which are hard TO find. Cheese is dull and off in
price Eggs are in better demand. Flour is lower and
not in active demand. Pork lard and hams steady
and prices remain firm. Corn and oats in fair re
quest Potatoes are short and at present prices
hiChar
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CAMBRICS AND POPLINS
NJ ked Down!
4 and 7 cts. per yard.

Good time to buy lot Of Sun Umbrellas cheap.
The best line OF Neck Ties in the county. Call early
and secure good bargains.
Best Prints for six cents per ysrda good line just
received
j. w. HALL co.
Barton July s. 1876. eur
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

MOTHERS can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by the
use of Castoria, perfect substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely harmless,
and is as pleasant to take as honey. For
wind-colic, sour stomach, worms or con-
stipation. for young or old, there Is moth
ing in existence like it. 1t is certain. it
IS speedy, 1t IS cheap.
CAKED BKEAsTs. rheumatism. sciatiea,
swelIings, sprains. stiff joints. burns.
scalds, poisonous bites. and all flesh.
bone and muscle ailments. can be ALSO
lutely cured by the Centaur Linlments-
What the White Liniment is for the hu-
man family, the Yellow Liniment Is for
spawned, CALLED. and lame horses and
animals. o35
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

Observation-Disclosures are particu-
larly subject to this disease aud its
effects: such as sour stomach, sick head.
ache, habitual costiveness, heart burn,
water brash, coming up of the food.
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, palpitation Of the heart and all
diseases of the stomach and liver. Two
doses Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will
relieve you at once. and there is posi-
lively not a case in the United States
it will not cure. If you doubt this go
TO your druggist, E. F. Dutton, and get
a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size 70 cents. OF
A BLESSING FoR NEEDLE-WoMAN-
and all others engaged in sedentary en-
Payments. A large proportion of the
feamale sex may trace the beginning Of
incurable debility to some irregularity
of nature, These are permanently re-
lieved by the PERUVIAN SYRUP, which
contains the Protoxide of Iron, and the
only form by which this indispensable
element of health can enter the blood,
the want of which causes paleness, dir
illness, headache, debility, and every
form of i'll health. Sold by all drug,
gists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

Work is suspended for-the present
in the new hotel. on account of the fail
ure Of Mr.. Cade. The resident creditors
held a meeting Saturday evening to
discuss their claims, and to see what
measures to take toward collecting the
same.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

GTATE OF VERMONT,
y Orleans County, IS.
HIRAM COLE VS.. THOMAS C. KIDDER
AND OTHERS.
In chancerv 0rleans ConntV Cnurt. EelruarY Term.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

The farmers report very favorably In
regard to the amount and quality of the
hay crop in this vicinity.
Several parties from this town start
in a few days for the celebrated CaledO-
nian Mineral Springs in Canada
Wyram L. Russell has just put soda
fountain into bis drug store, and says he
has got through selling anything strong
er than soda water.
1t is very doubtful if this town will
send a delegation to the District COnven-
ton in favor of Camps Semi-Republican,
Independent. Democratic Candidate.
The "squall'' of last Thursday over
turned several trees about the Common
on short notice. p. E. Chafey's little
boy was blown from load of hay. NJ
harm done.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-07-24

Andrew L. Rankin, LII. d., of St.
Johnsbury, class of 1854 former secre-
tary of the Vermont Board of Education,
delivered the annual address before the
alumni of Middlebury College, on Tues
day morning, July 10.