Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-15

eternity ana lmmenslty-Hls infinite
goodness, and the suffering God in
Christ Thursday evening: Heaven
is there a material abode called heaven?
What heaven really is-Are there three
heavens? Mr.. Tozer has lectured in
several places in this vicinity, and has
been very we'll liked wherever he has
been heard.
The Italian tramp that set Horatio
Nye's barn on fire early last winter, and
was boarded at the expense of the county
at lrasburgh last winter, has won fur
Their notority since his liberation by
sheriff Holdridge about the middle of
April. He seems to have taken his
back tracks, as he returned straight to
Barton, paid a visit to Mr.. Nye's barn
and went on south. He kindled several
fires in brush piles on his return from
Irasburgh to Barton. When next heard
from he was at st. Adams, and was there
arrested for the burning of set of
buildings. 1t is reported that he con-
fessed that he set the buildings on fire
and had also burned other buildings
elsewhere. He is now in Franklin
County Jail awaiting trial for arson.
BARTON LANDING.
A. ID. Bigelow arrived from Vineland,
N. j., last week.
The Beecher scandal having somewhat
subsidized, we have local scandal that
is not Of healthful SAVIOR. 1t is not
necessary to print details.
H. w. Buchanan arrived home from
the South, last Wednesday, via. Boston,
where he bought his spring goods, which
will be In town as soon as the water en-
barge ends.
BROWNLNGTON.
j. Mcclellan has rented the Huntoon
house and garden of S. r. Jenkins.
Capt. r. Averill worked all day Thurs.
day with all the force he could com.
mand, to protect that part of his mil
dam made by the highway from being
washed away had the water once got
the advantage, the loss of his mill and
lumber would have been certain, with
great destruction on the stream below.
CRAFT'SBURY.
James Coburn, one Of the wealthies
ard most respected farmers in town
died on the 10th inst.
The school taught by Mr.. Benjamin
closed on the 10th with rhetorical exer
cises, much to the credit of the teache
and the pupils.
James X. Gardner has sold his prem
Uses in the village to Asa Bridges 70
$500, and has bought the H. Webste
place in the west part of the town.
Harvey Bennett has left the hotel a
the common and gone on to his farm
The hotel is closed, and yet there wa
no drought in that vicinity during las
week.
r. Smith bought 20 acres of land o.
the north part of the Thomas Cochra
farm, and contrary to the expectations Q
both parties, his purchase, when the Ian
was measured, was found to take i
the buildings.
FIREs.-The sash and door shop {
Noble II. Kinney was discovered to b
on fire at o'clock Friday morning
The fire had made such Roadway whe
first discovered that all efforts to saw
the building, lumber, machinery or mar
I ufactured stock was unavailing. Los
. estimated at $4,000; insurance $500
A dwelling house belonging to Mrs
Mary Hartman, now living in Bartor
was also consumed. The loss on Ii
: dwelling house is about $500; insuranC
$500.
CLOVER.
Ladies, read what Mrs. Parker say
Z about those new goods in the advertise
r ments.
The Ladies Mite Society will be hel
o Friday, May 49, Mr.. Prindle will
present and entertain the meeting wit
songs and instrumental music.
NOR TIL, TROY.
q Thomas Rollind has been building
dwelling house near G. G. Mays.
Deputy d. L. Boyden succeeded
= partially organizing a Grange her
. There are twenty-four names on the rol
e BIZ. Pearl & Co. have had some vel
n tasty signs. lettered by BrusO, whiC
% gives their store business-like appea
g anee.
The Sabath-school concert of Il
3 Baptist church Sunday eve, the n
J. inst. was a very pleasant affair. SIEVE
1t al recitatiOns and songs by a male qua
h tette were very fine.
Ut Messrs. Whipple g. Kelley are fxir
5. up the lower part of the "ArmOry bull
y ing" for clothing store. The upp
IS part is used by w. & X. for the man
If facture of their pictures.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
D John Gle of West Danville recent
TT sold a native COW for 500.
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