Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-11-04

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Our friend and townsman, F. w.
Baldwin Esq. having been successful in
his application for the Office of Secretary
of the Senate, has also achieved great
err success, in the capture of an amiable
bride, Miss Susan Hubbard, formerly of
Glover. May good fortune ever attend
them.
BARTON LANDING.
Some of our citizens protest against
having the village incorporated, and
remonstrance has been sent to the Leg
islature.
E. d. Stafford knows just how to
paint your wagons or sleighs. and he
invites the attention of our readers to
his new advertisement in this issue.
DR.. Stevens and George Churchill have
taken rooms in the Austin block, and
will attend to their respective profess
Sional duties, as dentist and meat seller.
School closes on Friday next. The
examinations will be on Thursday after
noon and Friday forenoon, with rhetor-
ical exercises Friday afternoon. Parents
and citizens should visit the school this
week.
A Good Templar's lodge was formed
here last Monday evening. j.. G. Gran
dy, w. G t. The meetings will be
held on Monday evenings at present.
Let the Temperance people give the
lodge their aid. A good work can be
, done through this organization.
COVENTRY.
Childs Brooks has purchased the
building back of the starch factory, and
converted it into a barn.
. Fifty voters failed to attend the Sep
5 TENDER election, let them all get out
tomorrow and vote for Gen. Grout.
| The Ladies Mite society will meet
with Mrs Hanford next Friday evening.
e The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Warren
e Mitchell on Friday next.
f The Iron Clads of this town played
d the Red Stockings of Province Hill, a
: matched game of base ball, one day last
week, for the ball and bat, and white.
washed them. Score 8 to O..
4 Two brothers named Wells, living in
the north part of this town. who are old
l. men, and usually we'll disposed, recently
got into quarrel about line fence
j. and came to blows. They had savage
fight and pounded each other shamefully
4 They are terribly ashamed of themselves
? and the whole community regret tha
such thing should have happened.
ORAFTSBURX.
There are 20 pupils at the academy.
A Scott and J. Hidden have just re
f. turned from Boston with new goods.
Rev. Jos. Boardman returns from hi
vacation in good health and spirits.
e Our typo made bad mistake in speak
r ing of the death of Gen. Hidden, whel
he was called Hazen.
IN Augustus Robbins has snapped hi
d farm with E. L. Hastings for Mr.. Hast
ings' Shoot farm in Eden, receivin,
: $500 boot money.
n, Stephen Smith reports that he gath
cred so shocks of Sanford corn from tn
10 planting of one quart of seed, much O
NJ which did not grow.
10 Miss Inez Owen has moved her mil
linery goods from Rand's store to II
o. Scott's new building, where she hope
- to receive her old customers and nev
n ones too.
The funeral of Mrs. Lyman Whit
no comb was attended the goth by man
|: friends Mrs. Whitcomb's long sickness
Mt and extreme suffering were borne wit
1" christian patience. Ged bless the b.
loved husband and motherless littl
'u ones.
! The next lecture of the course wi
90 be delivered by Rev. H. T. Fuller {
st. Johnsbury. Subject: 1.-THE cultul
necessary for Republican citizenship.
" The lecture of Rev. Rattary on the got
20 inst. was very well received. Mr.. R.
IN, pleasant speaker and holds his aud
VI ence in profound attention. His addrei
was replete with wit and wisdom.
- On the morning of Oct. 29th Mr.
- McCrillis was driving with her two Ii
;. tie girls through the village and
passing the school turn near the parsol
age, the wagon was overturned, and a
loo were thrown out. Mrs. McCrillis W;
W for some time insensible, but is now doir
~ well, though suffering from a dislocatt
'" elbow. The daughters were but sligh
ly hurt.
- DIR. Tyler Mason, whose father, Da
~ lei Mason, was one of the first settle
- in this town. has been spending son
''' time here visiting relatives. He sa
he helped fall some of the first tire
nas that were ever cut in town for clearil