Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-28
Local News.
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
r LABELs.-We shall try to revise
eorrect all our labels this week.
ALBANY.
he donation for Rev. S. w. Chaplin
a very pleasant affair, and Melted
t $50. Mr.. Chaplin has gone to
sachusetts on a visit. His health
been failing for sometime past, and
i'll spend a few weeks among friends,
ng to improve his health.
new forty-four inch saw at the river
1t is from the shop of S. G. For
b & Co., Manchester, and is splen-
saw. Mr.. Jenkins has put burr
le into his shop, for grinding corn
provender. Mr.. Edwards has also
small iron mill into his shop for
same purpose.
he agricultural meetings were very
] attended, Notwithstanding the in
nency Of the weather the second day
evening. Your correspondent was
bic to attend only the two evening
sions, but feels safe in asserting that
farmers in this locality have been
gely benefited by these meetings, if
y will put in practice the theories
I ideas there advanced. The lecture
DR.. Fl. A. Cutting, on parasitic
lgi' was particularly interesting and
Btructive. Music by the choir in the
y sessions, and by the band in the ev-
ing.
BARTON.
Rev. Lawrence Phelps will preach al
e Congregational church next Sunday
Do. Sd.
F. +. Powell says he will have his
pre- in the Little Block open the last o
is week.
District clerks are requested to return
cir report of births and deaths to the
wn clerk, Immediately.
Charles Jenness was quite badly hurt
be day last week by the bursting of ;
|ulley, in one of the shops.
The man that took the bride from G
|. Ufford's barn will be legally char
|essed" if he does not return it.
The division of goods at Powell
tore has been made, and F. X. is read
% attend to the wants of his customers.
J. J. Hills advertisement appear
gain to-day, and we judge all ladies
want of a machine will desire to rea
It.
The annual meeting OF the Count
Temperance Society will be held at New
port, Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at l
o'clock a. N.
The absence of the editor during I'll
last of last week, is the reason why son
letters remain unanswered, and that v
have a better paper than usual to-day.
We notice by a Wyoming paper, TIL
Mrs. A. NJ. Crane, "Trufax," is on b
return to California. We hope
receive more of her interesting and '
vacious letters ere long.
We notice by Topeka, Kansas, p
per that Oscar G. Skinner, formerly
this town, has been taking wife o
there and that the paper speaks We
well of him and his better half.
Godey's Lady's Book for February
in every particular, up to its high stan
ard of beauty and excellence. Its G.
Ored fashion plates and illustrations a
the favorites of the ladies, while
superior miscellany and its guide
good housekeeping, render it welcoi
in the homes of the people.
That notorious medicine advertis
A. j. Flagg, who posted his ugly fl
on every billboard, barn door, and
the columns of the newspapers, has &C
into voluntary bankruptcy, with lab
ties of several thousand dollars.
hold a small ticket, and notice that o.
80 of the Vermont papers are invited
the funeral as mourners.
Petitions and remonstrances in req,
to the laying out of an open highw
from the river road via the Wigp
hill to the Burton hill road, have b
quite numerous of late. Some of
citizens living on the road desire to h
it laid out wider and fenced. doing av
with gates /; Others are opposed, and