Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-31
Local News.
ALBANY.

j. III. DCOldIJ mas OVuLaO' w AUi"-
three hundred tons of stirred maple
pr to firm in Chicago.
It the village school meeting A. H.
bling was chosen committee, NJ. B.
affee clerk, and S. R. George collector.
Hessrs. Hunt and Brown have had
bad luck recently to have large
3 broken down by the weight of snow,
pse COW, and, lastly, a goose. The
two accidents they bore bravely,
the last was truly sad.
Is Hon. T. G. Miles was engaged in
ling slabs from the river mill last
DAY, he had the misfortune to get his
foot caught between the sled and
/ of snow in such way as to break
leg just above the ankle joint.
asst Thursday DR.. Campbell, assisted
prs. Dustin of Craftsbury and Wright
barton Landing, removed a cancerous
or and the whole of the left breast
q Mrs. Angelina Baldwin. The pa
q is doing well at present writing.
- BARTON.
o sugar yet.
lead the advertisement of DR.. F. NJ.
~, dentist.
heavy rain and snow storm on Sat-
ay and Sunday.
Anybody can catch a cold now. The
bic is to let 90, like the man who
ght the bear.
remember that Mrs. S. NJ. Twombly
les pants, vests, and does other COM
, sewing. Rooms in MONITOR building
We have never known so extensive
parations made for sugaring as are
ng made this year. If the naples are
unusually niggardly with their sap,
re will be a very large amount of
ar made this spring.
The short lecture course of the winter
sed on Wednesday evening. Gen.
put repeated the lecture, which he has
viously delivered here, to a large au-
pee. The lecture was one of the
st pleasing of the course.
The young Ladies' Aid Society will
q Sugar Festival at the Congrega-
pal vestry, on Friday evening of this
*. Davis & Batchelder's orchestra
be present, and there will be music
Do the young people. All invited,
mission 10 cents.
Dne of our readers in st. Johnsbury,
p has had much experience in lily
ture, writes US, wishing to know
ether, in those instances where three
four blossoms are reported on one
/, they are all on one stalk, or on diff.
ent stalks which grow from separate
BIS.
At the school meeting held in the
age district on Tuesday night, f. W
dwin was chosen committee. NJ
nge in other officers. The affairs O
district are in satisfactory con
on. Fifty. five cents on a dollar o
grand list was the sum raised TO
present year.
plr. Mossman has sold the chair fac
wood, which will be made at tn
tory the present year, to a party il
Johnsbury, who will sell what h
here and car the rest to st. Johns
rY. Lucretius Hubbard will return
m st. Johnsbury and haul the wood
pse wishing for wood can leave thei
ers at the house of Moses Hubbard
pmpt attention to orders, and gener
measure guaranteed.
he Friday evenings Montreal Ez
IS train was thrown from the trac
" rods north of Coventry station, b
Token rail. The engine went owe
break all right but the tender an
were thrown off. The Pullman an
other car were thrown into the dltc
turned on to their sides. Their
Re large number of passengers, br
tunately no one was seriously hur
Pullman car was quite badly injured
pther train was sent to take the pas
ers south.
N. II. Bonett, auctioneer, will offer
e amount of goods for sale at tt
10 Block to day. Auctions afternoo
evening every day. The goods col
IN part of large lot of dry good
4 y made clothing, hats and cap
Is and shoes, full cloth and flannel
tches, silver plated ware, jewelry, g.
have examined these goods and the
not remnants, but many of them a,
tirely new. The parties claim tn,
Py must be sold, and the prospect
pt there will be some good trades
auctions.
Joseph Parker, young iman1 in Il
ploy Of Green & Wallace, met Wi
accident one week ago to-day, tn
very liable to terminate fatally .ET