Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-13
Local News
ALBANY.

onging to Chandler Whitney was
rned one day last week.
5. Darling on a recent morning
puldered and carried four bags Of
In-meal, each containing two bushels,
m l. L. Sanders meal-room to the j.
Darling horse barn, a distance of six
Is. Sanders made him present of
meal.
John Shute has sold his farm on the
btre road to Mrs. Dyar BILL i.
hders has rented the Comstock house
Gilman Wardley.
DR.. d. NJ. Parker's health has been
adually failing for some months, and
has now become so i'll as to be obliged
give up his practice. He goes to
lrlington to spend few weeks with
friends, hoping that he may recruit
health. The report that the DR.. will
return is incorrect. He expects to
urn as soon as his health will permit.
AS the Irasburgh stage was returning
IN West Albany last Monday evening,
of the shackles on the thills gave
and let the thills fall on to the horse.
he animal soon became unmanageable
d the stage was overturned with It's
cupants, the driver, Mrs. Pike, and
r. Merrill. Mrs. Pike had an ankle
d foot quite badly hurt, the others
capped without serious injury.
BARTON.
About one inch Of rain fell in the
over last night.
o. V. Percival dug up a string Of
tier logs, last Friday, that were laid
years ago.
In twelve days, Mrs. Patrick Heating
d her children picked raspberries
ough to come to $50.
The evergreen service" at the Con,
egational church, last evening, proved
be very pleasing and instructive.
On account of the Fair, school will
i commence at the Academy anC
raded School until Friday, Septembel
II.
We shall have to call some of on
elinquent subscribers by name agaiI
Pfore long, if they do not respond Il
pr requests.
The "Actives," played a matched
hme Of base ball, on Saturday will
20 "Mountaineers." Score, Actives 80
Containers 0.
Gentlemen who use tobacco, for smok
pg or chewing, will find an interestin
office in our paper of this date from tn
Merchants Tobacco Company, so BrOa
treet, Boston, Mass.
@. ]. UHord has sold large stock {
uggies and wagons during the season
hd is now turning his attention towar
pc making of lot of sleighs for IL
inter trrde.
James Cassiday has begun the ere
on Of gOOd-sized building between IL
prniture store and the Young harnei
hop, which he will use in the stove an
in business.
Rev. A. Dodge, inspired by the Ger
ennial spirit which now prevails in tn
tate, preached a very patriotic an
bring historical sermon on the Gel
ennial, yesterday.
There will be no rush from this vici
" to Bennington this week, thoue
veral citizens and veterans will Q
he times are too hard for much eel
rating this year.
Clark Allen has our thanks for
generous supply Of green corn which
contributed for our table. Some of Il
'ars we're very nearly ripe and 9
hOwed remarkable growth for Aug.
Several persons from the Village wi
attend the Methodist camp-meeting
Iyndonville, week after next. They j
ite all others in town who wish to 1
end, TO 60 with them and help ell
he tent.
Mrs. A. ]. Spalding, who has be
~ invalid for some years went from
ONE IN this village about two wee
since TO visit friends at West GLOW
bhe was Immediately taken worse a
died last Saturday.
Isaac Archambeau, barber. has rent
the WoOdman tenement. and will ,
one Of the front rooms as a BARRIERS sh,
He has some very good recommends a
man. aud as a skillful manlpulatOr wi
the shears and razor.
H. F. Pillsbury, selectman. has p
chased supply Of liquors for the to
which will be put into the hands of
agent for sale. 1t is hoped that SOU
J. L. WOOdman will take the agen
He knows how to handle the stuff
creetly.