Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-02-18
Local News.
dLBANX.


Mrs. IL. H. Hyde intends to spend
be weeks in New York city.
'rhe week is not quite long enough to
|bply evenings for all the meetings and
|.ertainments that are now being held
this vicinity.
Mrs. @. D. Rowell of Barton has pur-
hsed and moved on to the H. H. Hyde
I'm at the Center.-Geo. H. Annis has
pved to his place in that village.
We are glad to learn that DIR. D. NJ.
lrker, who went west last fall is de-
ledly improved in health. He has
ened an Office and commenced the
actice of medicine at Rosita, Colorado.
At the annual meeting of the Albany
eademy the old board of officers were
ected nearly throughout viz: Commit
}, NJ. Cowles, H. W. Chafey Treasurer
L. Sanders /; Agent, J. Cowles; Aud
,r, NJ. B. Chafey. This Academy is
awning annually 1892 public money,
nt on school lands, and has now in
9 treasury about $40. The whole
lmber of students last fall was forty
rec. average attendance, thirty nine (;
d the tuition amounted to $l25.75.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The donation for the benefit of Rev.
W. Ellis Melted about $50.
The singing school taught by A. Cowles
Craftsbury, is very successful.
A. F. Locke has built saloon in this
ace, and is ready to take good pictures.
BARTON.
Horatio Nye will 60 to Bethlehem N
this spring where he has taken g
tel or boarding house in exchange fol-
) farm.
The Orleans County Court closed it;
inter session on Friday; we have time
ID space to report only a few of tn,
SEES to day.
That obnoxious Bland Silver bill will
ght amendments, passed the Senat
rly Saturday morning, by more than {
70 thirds majority.
n. G. Cobb planted three beans las
asOE, OF variety called, the Bradle,
can. and by actual count, raised owe
BOO beans from this seed.
Frank Powell will discontinue hi
uction sales for the present. and add
eneral stock of staple goods. He still
Ills at the lowest prices.
Nelson Hunt has sawed about 10
pads Of ice, already, and still it is cal
d for. Larger quantities of ice are BE-
pg yearly taken from Crystal Lake.
LosT.-A sable fur victorine betwee
'artOn and Glover Villages, on Satul
ay. Feb. 9. Whoever will return tn
anne to this Office will be suitably r.
Iarded.
The pleasant winter weather cOntir
les, and with the exception of scant
upply of snow, it Is a very favorabl
ime for numbering and winter business
Ira Wyman got his leg caught b.
ween skid and stump, while loadin
Ogs last Monday morning, and had
badly injured. He will be laid up fl
Iome time with it.
Ransom Wilmot, formerly of tn
place, suffered stroke of paralysi
IOme days ago, which affected his who
light side, and will probably iDjure hi
or life, if he RECEIVERS from this attack
The Lyndon Union made very foe
sh mistake, last week, when it statt
hat parties owed G.. II. Blake of tn
own $4,000. No such instance on re
Prd, as a country newspaper publish
having debts due. to the amount
$1,000.
The winter term of school. in tn
lllage, closed last week with the usu
Examinations and rhetorical exercise
he teachers have labored very hard f
be benefit of the school, and the exal
patiOns showed that very good pr
PRESS had been made. The spring tel
of Il weeks will commence March 9Th
Oliver Valley drew. with two hors,
pos cubic feet of spruce timber from
skidway in the woods. to Baldwin
Drew's mill in this village, few da
since. This timber would have ma
100 feet Of inch boards. and the 10
weighed more than three tons. If a
body thinks they can draw a bigger ID
over an equally difficult road. Oil
will try again.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Ira Wyman were fec
Pletely surprised last Friday event.