Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-21
Local News.
ALBANY.

have another case of diphtheria,
tie girl of Horace Taplin's. 1t is
severe case, but we learn that
Is improving under the treatment of
p. Campbell.
B. Darling has moved into his new
l.-Wm. Sartwell has moved into
house lately occupied by G.. H. Col
b, on Lowell street.-Mr. Colburn
to live with his son-in-law, Rev. Mr..
u. in Plain6eld.-James McCafey
moved to Montpelier, and DR.. Chas.
b has gone to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
EAST ALBANK.
B. Miles has snapped farms with
). Rebecca King Of Sutton, receiving
boo boot money. Miles moves to
ton at once. W
BARTON.
cider intoxicating ?-CitiSen. As
be boy who runs that paper didn't
wi
r. Tracy and Milton Heath have
to California. May success attend
B.
little furry of snow yesterday, but
Air is as bland and the sky as soft
" as spring.
lexander Trip has built new
e barn this season.-Albert Allard
hiding a new house.
X. Powell has just received a large
rtment of winter cloaking and all
caps, all new styles.
here is one consolation for the farm
who raised light crop of fine pota-
they sell for high price.
ncle Jim Lewis has the job of put
in the wall for B. M. R. Nelson's
of buildings. He is putting the
K right along.
s. Blanchard has received a load
xtra down country apples which he
billing from the car at Barton, and
in Glover village.
he weather during the most of last
k was unusually warm.and beautiful.
Wednesday thermometer hung in
sun registered 90.
The auction sale of the Whitcher
DIS and property will commence on
esday of next week and continue I'M
the goods are sold.
I Is reported that Capt. julius Rice
snapped his village lands and resi-
&c for the Heudrick Twombly place
he Deveraux district.
Woodward e. Trip who have been
on q short threshing tour with their
chine, report that grain, especially
bat, turns out excellently.
The business at the Murkland foun-
is constantly increasing. Mr.. Murk-
4 is making sugar arches and is hav-
a large trade in this line.
BENZ. Piper and mother have bought
little place in the north part of the
~, known as the Kiser place. They
fitting it up for a comfortable home.
N. Webster was last week chosen
|ector of the Vermont Mutual Insur-
be Co., II. f. Pillsbury of the Union
! DIR. G.. A. Human, of Charleston,
the Farmers Mutual, each for Orleans
unity.
Look at the label on your paper and
ke preparations for paying the poor
inter-. We must have our pay anG
trust our subscribers will not compe
to use any fOrcible means to collec
Representative Collins is making ;
ry useful and influential member O
legislature. His speech in second
the nomination of Justin s. Morril
Senator was, with the exception O
at Of Henry Ballard, Senator from
littenden county, the best on the oc
sion.
Brown, Bridgman s. Critchett hav,
i opened car load Of Massachusetts
Piles, which Mr.. Critchett has bee
Fn after, and they are now being sold
ldwins, greetings, and nonesuch vii
sold at $3.50 per barrel russets will
sold at Sl.75. These are hand pickle,
Piles and are all first class. They ar
ing sold from the car.
We are pleased to announce tina
has. f. Percival has satisfactoril
justed his affairs with his creditor
ID has again opened his furnitur
Op. He proposes to steer clear Of tn
ok (crediD on which he was wrecke
fore, but will make such low price
cash that it will be an object for a
rites needing furniture to call upO
b.
LittelFs Living Age, in its issue f
2 week ending October 10th. begir
NJ publication, from the authors a,
ance sheets, Of a new serial story
Gorge Macdonald. The new story
htitled "Sir Gibbie," and promises
one of much interest. Thes Livir
&c contains the cream of modern lite
ture and all who desire the best rea,