Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-26
Local News.
LLRANY

be, at Albany Center, on Wednes-
at z o'clock p. m, for the discus
Of the financial issues of the day,
the political situation in the Third
sressional District. Speakers from
ad are expected to be present.
BARTON.
c. Currier wants five hundred
n eggs.
he Ellis Bros. want a lot Of dried
berries at 50 cents q pound.
uite a large number have gone from
town and vicinity to the Campmeet-
at Lyndonville.
liberal reward is offered for a re-
table Democrat who proposes to vote
Bradley Barlow.
bis paper is too highly seasoned with
pw pepper to be Of interest to all
readers, but we hope to have less to
bn that subject soon.
list of premiums has been arranged
he coming fair, and also awarding
mittees, superintendent, etc. We
publish the list next week.
ev. w. A. Robinson preached at the
gregational church yesterday and the
lay previous. His many friends are
bed 10 see him and hear his voice.
he Republicans of Barton are re-
tied to meet at the Town Hall on
Rrday evening, Aug. 3lst, at z IL
bck, for the purpose of nominating
lidates for Town Representative and
sices of the Peace.
Town COMMITTEE.
Reuben Devereaux's shop was sold to
II. Dwinell of st. Johnsbury, on Sat-
by. Mr.. Devereaux will retain pos
iOn of it for thirty days and in that
J will sell his sash, doors, etc., and
Flaming and other work at very low
}.
an Am burgh's great exhibition will
held here on town meeting day. Voters
d other towns will remember that
can vote the State ticket here, and
Be living in the district and county
vote for member OF congress and the
|nty ticket.
\. A. Earle of the Citizen, after CON-
out squarely and honestly for Gen.
ut after his nomination at Hydepark,
gone back to Barlow, and comes out
humillating article which shows
easily 1.-THE dog returns to his vomit,
the fool to his folly"
The attention of persons intending to
cigars, tobacco. malt and spirituous
Tors at fairs and other public gather
J. is called to the necessity of paying
U. S. Internal Revenue Tax therefor
obtaining the required tax stamps OF
nses, as every one detected violating
law in this respect will be reported
prosecution.
l. P. DANA. Deputy Coll.
osiah s. EMERSON of Barnet, the
I known agent of the Bradley Fertil-
Co., has introduced into this section
ew kind of wheat, the seed of which
procured from the Red River country,
fish America. A Barnet man has
year raised six acres, and parties
firing seed for another year should
lmunicate early with Mr.. KinersOr
pis supply is limited. A specimen
Ihe wheat can be seen atthe MONITOR
be.
COl. Dickey, in his address before thu
nocratic convention on Tuesday last
le an account of his eminent service
putting down the rebellion. These
his words, 81 visited all parts o
lnge county urging men to 90 to thu
F." This statement was loudly cheer
as though Mr.. d. did extraordinary
Pice. 1t seems to US, however, tina
would not brag a great deal, if on
Fices had only consisted in urgin,
h men to 60 and fight down a REBEL
BARTON LANDING. ii
ami. Blake is preparing to build
be near Clements.
rhe excursion" on Friday took abou
from this place. The trip was YER
eeable.
Capt. S. R, McGaffey of Lyndon re
fly looked over the Riverside Hous
h view to its purchase.
Many are attending the NJ. E. CAM
Pting at Lyndonville a few have gor
he spiritualist campmeeting at MOI
le, Mass.
reen wants to close out all his flu
IRE at some price before he taxi
pms in the new block. Now is IL
y to get goods awful cheap.
rhe Austin block was pushed forwa1
IDLY last week. The music of Il
". ak and hammer is not unwelcou
the mechanics in this vicinity
Mr.. Samuel Halls daughter, Amoli
ed on Wednesday last of the diphth
;. A child of w. B. Twombly is +
|rted sick with the dreadful diseas
hree children have already died of it
Rev. Z. P. Chittenden closed his e
cement with the Congregation
urch in this place yesterday. He W
to his home in Conn.,, to remain
W weeks. and then sail for German
here he will spend some time in stud