Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-20
Local News.
4LRANY.

||W NuG vi HOW DNoA0S OAA NNNNAN0
o,.lors, there were among US as welcome |
visitors, Rev. Messrs. A. Watson, d. B.
B|oInell and H. o. Fowler.
BARTON.
Rev. E. P. Wild will preach in the
EDUCATIONAL church, on Tuesday eve-
n|nr. Dc z IL o'clock.
va have heard of none of the Centen-
n|s|. Who were not satisfied with what
lhtf saw and heard at Bennington.
ne Fair Ground Co. offer the same
n..nium on Ayrshire stock as they offer
Is Class 8. This stock was accidentally
omitted in the premium list.
The Orleans County Association of
Minister'S will meet, on Tuesday and
N.,nesday, Aug. 81 and %, with Rev.
4 podge.
ne frequent rains and the hot sun
81 lhb last fortnight have greatly injured
grain and potatoes by causing them to
rust md rot.
Capt. John Evans who died at Evans
vile last week was a resident of this
town for many years. He was an hon.
esi ntn and worthy citizen.
Tie most ardent admirer of Mrs.
plident Hayes. at Bennington, was
od'|or Chase, Of the Union. He came
ntr folding her in the lapels Of his
hnge linen duster.
.. B. Stone makes announcement in
81 advertising column that will be of
nsequence to those who wish to buy
Dod -four, meal and feed for low prices.
pe offers his best new, wheat -four for
B.5O.
Orleans County was not as we'll rep
asented at the Celebration last week as
tAe should have been, but the loss Is
latest to those who did not attend.
should have swelled the crowd but
|ghtly, if we had all joined the forty
Fifty thousand present.
Ne copy the following from the Daily
c.l lsen Of Ottawa, August 10th, relative
to eeorge w. Eaton, son of Col. Cyrus
AaIpn Of this town:
late hour last evening Mr.. @. W. Eaton. Of the
bond Road who has been ailing for some weeks
I|. breathed his last. The deceased gentleman came
# lava about l2 years ago from Buckingham. pur-
N8Ng the residence Of Mr.. James Dyke. on the Rich
M0| Road. and turned his attention 10 farming and
tlE faislng In which avocaton he has met with much
larqss lie took prominent part in all matters per.
Hng 70 the Advancement OF agricultural interests OF
t uIAwa Valley and was for several years the Pres.
snI of the County Agricultural Society. Al the time
he death he was Vice President Of the City Of Otta-
wa hEflcuural Association. and filed the Office with
much abllty. The deceased was 80 years OF age and
o. 1Nort time previous 10 his death had occupied the
rpat OF lnspcctor ofthe Ottawa Agricultural Insur
Aee+ Aompany. During his residence here he made
uA0T arm friends among whom he was known as
'arted. generous and honorable man.
BARTON LANDING.
Tie schools in District No. z will
oomnence Sept. Sd, not Aug. 9th as
s'slsd last week.
Few. E. P. Chittenden will be ordained
be Congregational church, Wednes
Aug. 20.
here will be a ride to WillOughby
I4 ke next Wednesday. jews and Gen
Is are invited.
D. Buchanan & Co. arc tired of tn,
dit business, and will henceforth sci
cash or ready pay.
Rev. A. H. Webb returned from BIZ
p to England last week, and large
pgregation came out to hear him OF
nday.
Steps will be taken toward organizing
Liberal church here next Sunday. AL
serested in the movement are request
TO be present.
Joshua Beede, hard working honest
n' met with a severe accident las
x by getting his hand badly cut OF
'rcular saw. His friends made up {
Pc Of Sl5 for him.
Cameron is making Improvement
his mill. He has lately torn out al
wheel and is putting in one Of thu
ants made by Luke Buzzell of st
hnSbury. Mr.. Cameron is doing BIZ
siness with his new -four.
Postmaster Parker thinks a chang,
the postal laws, giving salaries instead
commissions, would make quite
ference in the profits Of certain small
bees. not hundred miles distant
pne fellows about the country who hav
ID stamps to peddlers, in order to max
eir Offices more profitable have sud
enly gone out Of the business.
BROWNLNGTON.
The Centennial boys have returned
ell pleased with their trip.
Hay. $40 per ton cows, $50 to S9l
er head old horses, decidedly cheap.
Hugh Alexander has been imprOvin
le looks of his buildings. by CLAP
0arding his house.
There is much sickness in town. Tn
p'heria in a very malignant form
''valllng in the east part Of the tOwr
H. Allard has buried one child.