Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-03
1LRANY.

the land which he recently bought of
Enoch Burbank.
The Masons of this town, Craftsbury
hnd Irasburgh have consolidated, and
rented j. Cowles' new hall.
A son Of Myron Norris cut severe
cash in one of his feet few days ago,
eevering four of the bones and nearly
bevering the foot.
J. CowIes has put five and ten cent
counter into his new store, and his goods
pn these tables sell rapidly. Mr.. G. is
having large fall trade.
G. w. Jenkins has rented H. W. &
M. B. Chafey's Clark house on Water
street-H. d. Phillips has rented Mrs.
Perley Hyde's house on Main street.
w. R. Hyde has gone to carry on the
farm of his wife's mothers, Mrs. David
Clough.
We were not present at Mr.. and Mrs.
Hitchcock's wooden wedding, which we
mentioned last week, but we have the
solemn testimony of one who was pres
ent, that it was truly an enjoyable sea-
son. Among the various beautiful and
useful presents, we remember our witness
mentioned an arm chair. and an immense
pine tuning fork, which Lord Russell, as
chorister, employed in its appropriate
capacity, and hat rack which Lady
Cynthia, as musician. extemporized fol
an accordion. We wish them many q
similar gathering.
SOUTH ALBANY.
D. 4. Cobb has put an addition tc
his barn.
A good crop of potatoes, but they are
badly rotting.
Mrs. Gabriel Patterson has brough
the water to her house by a line o
water logs.
David Anderson raised on James An
derson's farm 1l3 bushels carrots on q
rods of ground.
Two wooden weddings were honoret
here last week, by large gatherings o
friends and neighbors. The first wa
that of Geo. Squlres on Monday night
A liberal gift of cash was presented i
place of other articles, which Mr.. an
Mrs S. can invest as they please. Tn
second meeting was at Elias Miles o
Friday night where nearly eighty me
There were numerous presents and tn
usual ceremonies. May the honore
parties mentioned, live to celebrate othe
wedding days.
BARTON.
See advertisement of the Golden Raj
an excellent paper which every bod
praises who reads.
1t will pay you to step in to G.
Percival's, just to see his new furnitu
and other things.
1t rained considerably last week al
the weather is getting ready for wintt
There was very fierce wind Thursd
night.
The cheap fare trains to Boston,
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of Il
week will be we'll patronized Passe
gers must return on or before Saturda
Chas. J. UffOrd is reported to ha
purchased the Deveraux shop for C;
riage mandatory. The shop is j,
adapted to his wants. and is needed
his large business.
The Universalists held services
the first time in the new hall, vest
day, Miss Shaw preaching. There v
a large congregation, with good seru
and good singing.
We ought to have mentioned the p
that BlaisdelPs orchestra took In Phi
fore, but everybody knows that wi
Mr.. Blaisdell has charge of music q
it will be excellent. He needs no prai
The severest gale ever known
Mount Washington in the month
October was experienced Wednesd
the wind blowing at the rate of
miles per hour, accompanied by sn
which had fallen for "a hours.
Scion Currier would have used
umn of our paper this week. if we CO
have spared it. in telling about /
goods and his business in the corner
RObnsOn's block. He has just recei
car load of nice winter apples anC
large lot of onions.
Lost, on Wednesday last, between
pOstOfice and the depot. a poe
book containing FIVE dollar bill, a
dollar bill and about two dollars in
ver If the finder will leave the s
at the MONITOR Office, he will be 81
bly, rewarded.