Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-09-02
Local News.
dLRANY.

ALBANY.
G. Rowell is Republican nominee
representative.
is. Willard Hunt has a Fuchsia
last years slip on which there
90 blossoms.
E have a regiment of drovers this
Several Of them have started
their advance droves.
be political excitement and the talk
Ind con, on Greenbackism and other
IS getting wearisOme and bewilder-
We shall be glad when it ends.
be of Barlow's hirelings has been in
trying to intimidate certain parties
are in debt, by threatening to make
trouble if they do not vote for
pw. How is that for honesty and
ce?
hst Wednesday evening the citizens
his town were favored by an able
eloquent address upon the fnan-
issues of the day by l.. H. Thomp-
Esq. of Irasburgh, who took strong
lions for Gen. Circuit and honest
ey. The following evening large
ering assembled to listen to McGin-
the greenbacker. He argued his
is very cunningly, but injured his
ence greatly by declaring that he
out in the interests of no man, when
losed by saying Barlow or on Bar
we have got to take him as represen-
We in this district"
BARTON.
kit bankrupt law.
YARN, muggy and rainy.
|OtatOes are being dug and sent to
|ket, but reported light.
ircus tomorrow. Let the voters
until evening.
remember to vote the State, County
Congressional ticket tomorrow.
large amount of stock, including
p, cattle and hogs, is being shipped
this station and vicinity.
he excellent weather of the past few
). has been Of great advantage to
vesting and to ripening crops.
lew apples, peaches, pears, grapes,
ons, and lot Of pie apples at Scion
rier's new fruit store. Remember
you can always find fresh fruit
re.
he following gentleman were nOmi-
ID at the Republican caucus for JUS
5 of the Peace: J. l.. Woodman,
j. Mossman, A. d. Mathews, job
Id, G. G.. Drown, Edward Barnard
w. 1. Robinson.
Ar. F. o. S. Plumb, and daughter
]. @. Gray and four children from
ifOrnia, are in town, and stopping fol
present with George W. Heath
ssrs Plumb and Gray were former
dents Of this county.
The ordination and installation ser
IS of Mr.. Lawrence Phelps, will take
DO in the Cong. Church next Thurs
Sept. 8, at 2 o'clock In the after
n. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Hooker o.
ldleburY. Examination of the pastor
i, will commence at 1G30a. m. AL
invited.
We hope this town will give Gen
ut a rousing support tomorrow. /
o small credit to town, to hav
an who is deemed worthy to repre-
his district in congress, and thi
n should cast such a vote for tn
neral, as will show that the compli
pit is appreciated.
L will be seen by our advertisement
t the county fair has been put owe
the first week in October. Thi
anne necessary on account of the tim
err fairs in the vicinity are held. ]
be seen that a good premium
red this year, and that program
been arranged that promises
y good fair.
t being generally conceded that tn
tn end Of the town is entitled to
'resentative this year, caucus VIZ
d there on Friday night to select
a to be presented at the caucus.
X. Collins and Z. j. Rowell wei
ed for. Mr.. Collins receiving a mi
ity of votes. On Saturday night M
lIins was also nominated at the tow
icus, held at the village.
Mrs. II. d. Flanders met with a tea
Pident some days ago, that might ha'
pved very dangerous. had she n
own courage and presence of min
driving alone, down steep hill. Il
rse stumbled, fell, and broke bo
ats Of the carriage. When he WI