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

business. They are both we'll known
here and will probably do a good bust
ness.
BRO WNINGTON.
Rev. M. Chittenden preached his
farewell sermon yesterday.
The Republican caucus will be held
at the village. Saturday evening.
Quite a large number attend the
Lyndonville campmeeting from this
town.
A. Mcdonald is extensively repairing
and improving the old hotel building,
recently purchased of o. N. Moulton.
COVENTRY.
Mr.. G. F. Herbert is spending a few
weeks at Caledonia Springs.
Barlow stock is very low in this town.
His fizzle at Newport finished him in
this section.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with
Mrs. Loren Gorham next Friday evening;
q good attendance solicited.
A little son of Thomas Dunn was run
over few days ago by an OK cart which
was heavily loaded with stone; the wheel
run square over the child's abdomen,
but did not break bone or injure the
little fellow SO badly as to keep HIM on
the bed single day.
GLOVER.
A child of Justin Cook fell q short
time since, breaking his color bone
Republican caucus at West Glover
school house, Saturday eve, Aug. 3lst.
Walter Phillips has returned to town
and resumed his old business of harness
making. He is always ready to do his
customers a good turn at most any kind
of business.
One of the celebrated "Dormans, y
known as Barlow's financial agent il
this vicinity, was in town one day last
week. Soon after his departure a couple
of men commenced an active canvass o.
the town in Barlow's behalf. 1t is curl
GUS how the "sinews of war" will Sc
| kbiDoo IN nation
GREENSBORO.
Tom McGinnis of Bolton, an Irisl
lawyer, who is at work in the Barlow
matter is announced to speak here OF
the greenback doctrine, on Wednesday
night.
The Musical Convention held here
last week, was not very well attended
and singers and musicians have missed
the opportunity of a good drill under {
competent director, and the pleasure o
meeting genial and pleasant gentleman
in the person of S. A. Ellis. We hop
to meet him again.
IRASB URGH.
| The trial of Hayden, before the Su
preme court, and much other bushes
was postponed until the meeting of tn
General Term at Montpelier, in Oct:
Two barns and shed belonging
Albert Alger were burned on the nigh
of August %. The barns containe
the entire hay crop and nearly all tn
grain raised on the farm this season
Cause of the fire unknown. The loss
about $1,000. Partially insured.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.-There will be
grand Republican rally at Irasburgh o
Tuesday evening. Speakers from out {
town will be present and the meetin
will be of great interest to all who dc
sire to hear an intelligent discussion {
the vital points at issue in this campaign
All are invited.
The Barlow meeting was we'll nigh
failure on account of the absence of bot
Barlow and Clark, whom the peopl
wanted to see out of curiosity. Thel
was one st. Adams gentleman preser
and several Barlow men from Newpo
and other adjoining towns. The Mort
Troy brass band was present and flu
nished some very excellent musi
, The advocates of the Barlow side WEI
listened to with patience. though thel
seemed to be prepondering element
circuit men in the room. Judge Thoml
son, being invited to speak, took issl
, with the preceding speakers, but the
, appeared to be no i'll feeling betwet
the speakers, and both Barlow and Gro
were vociferously cheered, as was Il
band.
The many friends of A. A. Earle,
{ former resident of this town, will |
r panied to learn that he is afflicted wi
sOftening of the brain, ard is entire
: unfit to do any business. They shou
watch him carefully for fear be mi
commit suicide. G. W.
q Guess our correspondent is mistake
We saw Mr.. Earle at the Barlow meetil
it and when he had courage enough
y look up at all, there was fire in
eye that indicated some zip in him "
: But didn't he curl up under some
,e those speeches like scalded pota
bug? Earle knows when thing is 8
ly and when he is on the right side
"a well as any man, but Ed.
D. The st. Adams Raiders struck Il
n1ano an Eridou auoO;DO Loot on1 Of