Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-28
Local News.
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ent apples that will be sold cheap.
B. Darling has moved into his new
el erected on the site of the one burn
last spring. No pains has been
red to make first.class country no.
r. J. G. Campbell has rented Sanders
k and moved into it. He is now
with the diphtheria, and under the
of DIR. Wright of Barton Landing.
fe have been several cases of that
led disease in this vicinity.
here was some remarkable corn
d in this valley the past season.
rles Cowles has some that is so good
it doesn't need to be Dragged about,
T. G. Kidder has specimen ears
a kind got in Canada that are II
es long.
BARTON.
emember the lyceum Wednesday
t.
harlie Graves occupies the new and
sant tenement in the 0s. Dryer
be.
J. Dawson and other drovers shipped
Fly 1000 cattle from this r. 4. sta
this morning.
Ir. Collins has introduced q bill in
Legislature for the incorporation of
village of Barton Landing.
he Methodist church is being shin
aud will receive other necessary
hirs.
Remember the big auction of the H.
Whitcher property, which commences
morrow Tuesday, and continues till
all sold.
let us pay our village taxes, so that
30 street lamps will flicker a little
e cheerfully. How do villages get
g that are not lighted ?
wing to the unusual call for last
ks MONITORS we did not have enough
% round, and some of our new SUBJ
bers could not be served.
Ir. R. P. Stevens of East Charleston,
is to build the new set of buildings
j. W. Halls, has moved into the
hge and commenced work on his
dingS.
The President will soon issue his
clamation of a National Thanksgiving
Nov. %. About that time the turkey
be carved, and the legislature will
ourn in Vermont.
The Caledonidn reports that Charley
thewson and another Dartmouth stu
It had an accidental collision in play.
base ball, which resulted in dislocat-
Charley's nose, and in knocking out
&C teeth for the other fellow.
This section is seldom visited by such
violent wind as that of last Wednes.
evening. Considerable damage was
be to fences, and the new barn, and
dining sheds, belonging to A. F.
pckwell were unroofed. Other build.
3 were injured.
Charles Ryder. who was convicted Of
rse stealing at the last term of court
! sentenced to state prison, escaped
t. l6. He feigned illness and got q
pnce to work out of doors under q
eper. While at work in a barn, the
Pper being outside, the barn door was
'lently shut by gust of wind anc
fore it could be opened Ryder had dis
peared and has not since been seen.
BARTON LANDING.
Steps have been taxed to organize ;
I'd templars lodge here this week.
A guest" stopping at the Vale,
puse stole off during the small of
cent night, and Jack suffers some loss
t the tramp will suffer more if Jacl
Is hold of him.
The family of the bakery man VIII
IRE left in destitute condition whe
ran away, have lately gone to NEE
poor fellow in Maine. The town vii
We smaller family of boarders, if thi
lage does suffer loss.
BRO WNINGTON.
The wild geese were seen flyin
nth in large numbers last week. VIII
is coming.
e. Foster has been repairing his mil
m for winter and is now ready to Q
work in his mill.
Mrs. Gregory, a lady nearly sevenI
airs old, who was badly hurt by fallir
wn cellar two weeks ago, is recOve
g.
Arch. Craig has been through tn
cinity dong the threshing. The whe
'OP is very good, and an average CIR
other grain.
Miss Flora Cleveland of this town h
zen engaged to teach the winter tel