Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-16
Local News.
GENERAL

Ors.
E SOLDIERS REUNIoN.-Having
requested by Col. Jas. H. Wal
e, Commander Of the VT. Veterans.
point, as recruiting agents, active
patriotic soldiers in the various
and localities, who will assist
sing companies, or battalion Of
lns TO attend the Reunion at Ben
pm during the week of the centen-
Celebration, the following gentle
ire named: William Williams and
Sargent, Albany: ]. w. Hall and
Austin, Barton and Barton Land
S. A. Grow, Charleston; Isaac
Jail, Coventry; Capt. Foster, Der
r. NJ. Walker, Glover J. A. Goss,
hsbOro: M. G.. Sargent, Newport:
Hatch, North Troy; Harry Chen
Vestmore
" veteran in the towns or locali-
lot mentioned above, who will enlist
lad or company, will be furnished
enlistment papers and further in
tion on application to me.
is hoped that all veterans in the
BY will embrace this favorable OPP
nifty to meet their comrades in Re-
on the historic field at Benning-
during the week of the Centennial.
GEO. H. BLAKE.
lrton, July l6.
ALBANY.
be Baptist church, under the minis
pn of Rev. M. H. Blackman, is in a
aourishing condition. The sabbath
legations are larger than for several
past.
be hay crop is light, with the excep-
Of a few farms north of East Albany,
e, for some unexplained reason,
ers have been frequent all the
BIZ and summer.
SOUTH ALBANY.
w. 0rne has repaired his carriage
and covered the roof with q fire.
whitewash.
evi Rowell has built his third sugar
e. He taps over 5000 trees. He
in a new apparatus, with 600 tin
Iets, and sap reservoir holding
pals of sap.
BARTON.
harles Gilman has made an addition
is house.
ev. Messrs. Wallace and Dodge, who
been absent for some time, have
rned.
he moving machine agents are doing
lively business, Notwithstanding the
times.
ev. H. F. Austin preached a very
discourse at the NJ. E. church
terday.
larry back the tools that you took
p the Devereaux shop. The owners
It to use them.
f the Little block was finished. what
convenient and pleasant place for
inner bOarders +!
William @. Brown tops out his large,
barn with an ornamental cupola,
balo as the joiners call it,.
We notice quite a large number of
hngers in town. They are spending
ew weeks here for health and recrea-
b.
Ppalding's hotel has been we'll filed
b bOarders since the early summer.
lite number of his guests are from
W York.
9. H. Blake has been appointed Com
nder Of the Veteran Soldiers Of Or
ms County, who are invited and
pected to attend the Soldiers Reunion
Bennington.
Geo. W. Jenness must bull d something
Pry year, and not having any larger
Hiding on hand, is amusing himself on
|arge framed shed. where he can store
surplus wood.
The Passumpsic r. R. has a change Of
pc for every Monday. To-day the
pommodation train is taken off, and a
I train is put on. which leaves New.
t at $40 a. m. for New York it will
W stop at Barton. Lyndonville. st.
nsbury, and other important stations.
$ train returns in the evening, reach.
Newport about $50 p. IN. The
'omHoddtfOn train has Away ''accom.
dated" local travel, and the public
ii not be pleased with the new arrange.
Pnt, which is expected to continue
Pout two months.
Noticing in Cheney Green's advertise.
|ent, that he had a Washing Powder
|at he warranted to do great things
e bought 25 cents worth, and it has beer
|oroughly tested in our family. L
ially promises to be a wonderful hell
washing. This is no puff for Mr.
reen, but is written in the interest o
bose who spend several hours at tn,
ash tub every Monday, in sweating