Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-06-25
Local News.
GENERAL-

GENERAL.
Brien's combination show, Circus,
cum and Menagerie has entered the
and will be this way soon.N
he 4sth annual meeting of the
crican Institute of Instruction will
held at Montpelier, July 10th, 18th
18th. This meeting will be attend
by the leading educational men of
England, and promises to be of
It interest to teachers, school-men
the public. Free entertainment will
provided, and the railroads will carry
half fare.
remember the County Sabbath School
vention at Craftsbury Common, this
K, Wednesday and Thursday. These
ventions have become very useful and
resting, and all Christians and Sun
School workers should attend them
participate in them. The programme
Gates that this meeting will be of
sual interest. The hospitality Of the
pge of North Craftsbury is unbound
and all who attend will find a cor
welcome.
ALBANY.
irass is looking light now, but don't
liscOnsolate these warm rains must
ken it up rapidly.
1. Cowles, who was in the Insane
rlum few years ago, has again be-
e deranged and been returned to the
Ium.
he new road which was surveyed
partly worked, last fall, is now COM
Jed, and New street is open to the
telling public at last.
This is really sorry time for feet.
W. Brockway, George Goss and Gill
Wardley have each succeeded in
ling a foot, aud little son Of ]. B.
fling stepped on a nail, the other
and stuck it nearly through his
Dne Of our citizens has been expert
hting little in regard to the best
to "break up" a setting hen. He
on the principle that when biddy
laid her litter nearly out she begins
have a fever for converting the fruit
her tolls into little biddies, and that
most natural way to break her up
to break up the fever. This he
IS by removing the cause, namely, the
at of more eggs to lay, by combining
dy's diet at this time to the strongest
-prOducing food that can be obtained.
ns biddy's fever is driven off in a
y sensible way, and she has nothing
think about but to lay some more
Is. Our friend considers this the key
e, as he has made three practical tri-
this season with good success. As
profit may safely be said to be great
than the cost, we see no objection to
ing it.
BARTON.
Che venerable DR.. Hall of Browning
died yesterday.
Two frosts and a severe hail-storm
le rather cold record for last week
Those who cut two crops of hay are
ting their first crop. which is lighter
n usual.
The late rains are doing much good,
the hay crop throughout the county
i be light
We have been trying Paris green OF
tato bugs and it is surprising how il
Knocks um."
The sun has reached its highest north
p altitude, and will turn his back Oh
for the next six months.
Whitcher & Hall have the agency o.
Buckeye Moving Machines and the
hitcomb rake, and will sell these reli.
machines again this year.
.Ost, somewhere between ]. W. HAIL.
fe and R. H. COrey's, a large key
Oever will return the same to thil
nee will be paid for his trouble.
A large pile Of wood was burned or
e track near Clark's crossing in SUIT
n, one day last week, causing a delay
two hours on the first trip of th,
lOntreal Day Express.
The Association will hold meetings n
be E. Taylor district and at Evansvill
EXT Sunday. at 8 o'clock p. m. Tn
bends at Barton Landing are invite,
P assist in these meetings.
Now farmers don't you wish you ha
bat cheese factory in operation? Fac