Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-23
Local News.
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
Everybody is busy haying, with pOta-
bug hunting for knitting work.
Rev. A. J. Chandler of North Troy
hched two very interesting sermons
he Baptist church, one week ago last
day.
q. M. Mackres, who has spent three
RS as an apprentice, will put in
Feler's shop at the H. W. & M. B.
afey store. We hope he will find a
ing business.
Religious privileges in the West Viii
e may now be said to be very good.
MethodIsts have preaching every
pday forenoon, followed by Sunday
DOL; the Congregationalists hold their
pdaY-SchOol at IL o'clock, a. m, and
ermon at o'clock, p. m. The Bap-
are allowed to 60 where Ethan
en- did-all over heaven. There are
yer meetings on Tuesday and Thurs
evenings, and class meeting at G..
Colburn's on Friday evening.
BARTON.
L. Dow is looking for a building
He will put up a neat cottage
Use if he can get lot to suit him.
everal physicians in this vicinity 60
Lancaster, N. H., this week Wednes-
Thursday to attend the White
untain Medical Association.
rbe selectmen are receiving not a
requests to lay out new roads in
erent vicinities. Be easy gentleman.
p't ask for too much this year. Re-
nber the heavy taxes, and the old
debt.
ONE Of the drovers on the line of the
sumpsic r. r. are preparing to drive
hrge amount Of stock to Island Pond,
account Of difficulty with the man.
rs Of this road, and cheaper rates Of
deportation.
lizzie H. Batchelder, sister of Mrs
liam T. Virgins of this town, was
wncd June Oath, at Idaho, Clear
elk Co., Colorado. Miss Batcheldel
the daughter of Charles Batcheldel
merly of Compton. She was riding
skiff with other persons when il
5 swept over a dam, and she lost hel
The weather the past week has beer
muggy and altogether too shOwery
the hay makers. The grass anC
er growing things are fourishing fine
and it will not take much Longer
h this rate Of growth to produce
wy grass crop. Some farmers in tn
nty have only just commenced hay
The veteran soldiers Of Barton Vii
and vicinity are requested to NEE
School House Hall on Wednesda,
ming next, to take measures towart
ting up an organization for attending
Bennington celebration. Every sol
is cordially invited to attend thi
eting whether he can 90 to Benning
or not.
Henry Gay has finished off a YER
Yenient salesroom in the Murklan
ding where he exhibits a large stoc
FoOlen goods, consisting of light ant
Wy fabrics, Aannels, yarn, etc. MI
y exchanges his goods for wool, an
pugh you may not banker for woole
Fments these days, the time will 500
he when they will be your only sal
ion. Step in and see the goods.
For the information of such soldier
! other persons as desire to attend tn
nnington Celebration, it can be state
t the railroad fare will probably
Ter than fare one way, or from five
en- dollars from this vicinity, thong
rates have yet been established.
fare can be got down to five dollars
prospect is good that the vetera
hers and many citizens will attent
erwise it is not aattering.
he Fall term of the Academy an
Aded School in this village begir
ptember I'd, under the management {
ISIS Z. NJ. Gleason, principal. Mis-
eason has won an excellent reputatio
this school, and the Board feel no he
Pncy in recommending her to all wi
elk thorough, intelligent instructic
d wholesome discipline. Miss GleasC
Il be assisted by full board of con
tent teachers, all of whom have hs
rye experience in teaching. The cour
study in this school has been careful
prepared, and scholars desiring
Orough, practical education will iii
opportunity here to obtain it. Boar