Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-12
Local News.
ALRANY

pences Wednesday, Sept. 4th. See
ttisement.
/. Charles Morse, son of Rev. John
e, was licensed to preach, at the
quarterly meeting of the M. E.
eh.
Fof. Southworth Of the Vermont
erence Seminary at Montpelier,
'hed a very interesting and instruct
ermon at the M. E. church on Sum-
the 4th inst.
school Dis. No. 8. Carrie V. Rowell
Ter, during the summer term there
10 scholars with an average daily
dence of over 8. Those having no
i or tardy marks, were Gertie,
e, Avis and Genie Wilcox, Cora
ulia Cheney, and Ernest George.
BARTON.
e Junction House at White River
zion, was destroyed by fire on Sat-
morning.
Son of H. J. Brown of Bradford was
if not fatally injured at Newport
he 9th inst.
allaee Dow has moved to South AL
and rented his residence here to
Dewey, senior.
ter the 18th inst. J. P. Cassidy will
his books and sell goods strictly
hsh or ready pay.
". w. A. Robinson will preach at
Congregational church next Sum-
and the Sunday following.
le house of B. L. WOrthley in Brad
was struck by lightning on the 9Th
and one man was quite seriously
ed.
w. Hall will pay five cents per ID.
esh raspberries this week, and wants
al tons also wants lot of dried
berries.
hong the specialties which will re-
attention at the Academy this fall,
be bookkeeping, penmanship and
music.
!. A. M. Dickey, of st. Johnsbury
Capt. r. H. Start of Burlington,
address the Democratic convention
held here on the Goth.
e Democrats, at the district conven-
on Friday, nominated Geo. L. Wa
an of Hydepark for congress. So
Pms that they do not intend to pick
by discarded Republican.
be Little block was sold at auction
aturday to Wallace Robinson and
pm Joslyn. 1t is understood that
will Immediately finish off the
ling and rent it for such purposes
shall be needed.
be Congregational church and socie.
t q meeting held on Friday after.
unanimously voted to call Rev,
renee Phelps to be their pastor. In
alton services will be held OF
rsday, September 5.
r. Geo. H. Smalley of Lyndon is il
town in the life insurance business
q reliable man, and those desiring
rance will do we'll to examine the
ings endowment plan," introduced
be Conn. General Life Insurance Co
artford.
here was a large, red-faced hawke
t last week offering q remarkable
arrh remedy" for sale. 1t was
box of white material claimed t
Florida mineral. One of our neigh
thinks it may be made of pulverizec
ming rods and aliases.
here were unusually heavy thunde
ms during last week, and the amour
ain that fell was several inches
Be who are trying to finish haydn
1t impossible to make any progress
reported that grain is rusting an
g badly injured by the wet weather
the second crop of grass, potatoe
porn are growing finely.
thur Drew. son of Gardner Drew
severely hurt in playing a base bal
on saturday. He and anothe
ran together with such force as
both down, and render Arthu
asible for some time. He is badl
ed and wears some "bumps" o
head not down in phrenologics
Is, but will doubtless recover in
days.
he Sunday School of the M. ]
rch will go to WillOughby on Wet
lay, on picnic excursion. Provi
will be made for carrying all Il
dren, and pains will be taken
&c the day enjoyable to them. tt
tation is not exclusive. but all wi
Id like to join the party are invit'
axe their teams and their basket
go with the others.
he past week was one of severe d