Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-02-04
Local News.
dLRANY.

ALBANY.
I'M. Marckres, ieweller, has hung
big watch at the post ofice.-Dr.
hmmell has put out his sign on the
hstock House." corner of Maine and
streets.
! are pleased to notice a certain
pn of our population, which we
been accustomed to regard as small
suddenly bursting into manhood.
are rapidly putting off childish
s and adopting those habits, that
have a tendency to elevate them
make them more like the older and
experienced lords of creation. For
nee, it is no uncommon affair, now
Is, to see one of these young swells
hing through the streets, with q
e very much like that of a young
|ng, his hands rammed into his
cts far beyond his elbows, while
that hole, designed to pitch pota-
into, may be discovered protruding
ender piece of clay with a hole
'lgh it, from the extremity of which
fire, smoke, lava, and birthstone.
believe the instrument in question
Iown by the short and simple name,
but we do not see the propriety.
not give it nobler name +? Regem-
on for instance. Young man, that
ght, persevere. 1t may be a little
at first, it may make you sick,
lie may talk about you, and you
be prosecuted, but never mind. L
at it, persevere. You will surely
|mph at last, and great will be your
hrd; you are the bone and sinew of
land you live in and it behooves you
to show to the world that you are
afraid of fire and smoke. Mothers,
|n your babies become too much
|ni6ed" to relish milk. syrup or cas-
>, then institute the everlasting pipe,
BARTON.
he sleighing is excellent.
cad notice of DR.. Shilo's medicines,
loan Wanted"
he winter term of Orleans County
|rt commences tomorrow, at Iras-
g.
The many friends of o. D. Owen will
glad to learn that he is able to g
of doors.
numbering was good last week. Abou
B loads of timber were drawn int
village last week.
F. X. Powell is receiving a larg
ok of new goods, and will not be un
sold by any merchant in this viciu
It will be seen by reference to the va
'us village statistics, that Barton Vii
e is considerably larger than any 9th
village in the county.
The late hour at which our mail wa
,eived this morning, owing to the rail
I'd accident, compelled us to leave GU
ne of the communications received.
Look at the label on this paper an
, if the date is "ljan79," if nc
ease pay up to that date and we wi
We you a good register, as a reward {
,rit.
Philemon Kimball has purchased tt
lwson StOddard farm, in Westmor
d will move on to it in March. Yves
ore gets a good citizen, and Mr.. i
ts % good farm.
F. E. Powell proposes to close out II
rye stock of goods in his possession |
lctiOns and cheap private sales, as 500
possible. He is located in the Lift
|ock. Read his announcement.
Last week was the coolest week
E season, but the heavy storm of snc
At was enjoyed south and west of
{ ver shed fake here. II is wor
'nething to live above violent storms
Miss Laura Shurtleff, the well-knoy
eader and elocutionist, whose readil
Ias so well received here one year ae
7ill read in the upper south school roc
his Monday evening. Go and hear b,
The reports from the storm of |:
week are full of details of disast.
long the Atlantic coast. The snow "
'ery heavy, and the winds were terri
The destruction of property and of Ii,
vas great.
The following statistics of school
riot No. l, village district. is hand
Is by J. N. Webster, clerk. VIII
No. Of families 224 children undet