Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-12

this city, who have examined his case.
Mr.. Earle has suffered much from ner-
vOus prostration for several years. We
trust that the rest and the sea voyage
will accomplish all that is hoped from
them, and that he will return in full
vigor of mind and body.-Burlingto'a
Free Press.
BARTON LANDING.
Sam. Morgan has arrived.
Chandler, French g. Co. shipped 3d.
900 feet of dressed lumber last week.
The remains of John Waterman, a
former resident, were buried here yes
terday.
Skinner & Twombly will buy Car
of potatoes this week.-Lost Nation seed
wheat for sale at the grist mill.
Carlos Gay is finishing the upper story
of his house,. d. Webster has put up
a neat piazza on the front of his store.
George Churchill has reprinted his
house, made new walks, and done grad
ing about his premises which make a
marked improvement.
The mother of Capt. S. B. Tucker re-
Gently got pin in her throat, which
caused her much trouble. She has been
relieved by medical aid, but the pin is
not removed.
G. H. Green has bought large stock
of furniture of bankrupt parties in Mas
sachusetts, and is now selling furniture
at lower prices than such goods have
ever been sold in this place.
A fire, caused by matches left by
school boys or spontaneous combustion,
broke out in the manure heap at Rev.
E. Folsom's barn on Wednesday, which
would have destroyed his buildings, had
it not been early discovered. 1t was
put out with few pals of water.
Buchanan Bros. have just returned
from market with new line of spring
and summer goods, and they invite theil
friends in this vicinity to call and ex
anime them, believing that they car
sell good goods at prices that will bt
very satisfactory to their customers
They are still running the and the II
cent counters.
SOUTH BARTON.
Rev. l.. Phelps of Barton, will preacl
here next Sunday afternoon at l.:
O. clock.
H. F. Pillsbury has orders which h
thinks will use up all the lumber he 60
in at the o. & q. Steam Mill the pas
winter. Lumber sells quite readily blu
at low figures. G. G. Drown is Saving
lot of large timber for the r. R. Co.
From Daniel Skinner. clerk of Crysta
Lake Mill Co., we learn the followin
facts in regard to the extensive lumber
ing operations of that company durin
the present season: They have drawn i
for lumber and wood, $500 cords; the
have already shipped 1858 car loads G
lumber. They have drawn, sawn an
loaded 5000 solid cords of wood (63
cars of woody making 1899 car loads tina
have been sent from their track sine
they commenced business in the winte
During the shedding months the compan
gave employment to l25 hands, and pal
out $4,000. They are now running thei
mill day and night, employing betwee
thirty and forty hands. 1t will tax
about six months to work up the timbe
now on hand. This mill is branch {
the Lyndonville Dressing Mill Co., ]
c. Grandy, agent.
ROWNINGTON.
S. r. Potter of Evansville, has gon
to Fort Ann, N. Y, where he has chare
of gang of men in an iron mine.
School in Dis. No. s commences ne!
Monday, Miss Hall of Barton, teache
Miss Maud Cole of Charleston teach
in Dis. No. 4.
d. A. Currier swaps his place at Il
Center with Mr.. Wheeler of Morg;
for store. Wheeler will fill up sto
at the Center.
COVENTRY.
Ira Sessions lost horse recently, al
many cows and lambs have died tn
spring.
The Ladies' Mite Society will hold
sugar festival at the Methodist Vest
, next Friday evening.
Teachers should obtain their schC
registers of Mr.. Thrasher, town clel
before commencing their schools.
Rev. Mr.. Austin, preacher said to
one of the best in the district, has be
: sent to the Methodist charge embrace
: Coventry and Newport. He will fine
cordial welcome here.
S. Newton has moved into I. NJ. Hs
cocks tenement.-Seth Fishers fam
, move to Burke, where Mr.. F. has hil
a grist mill. He is good miller "
takes honest toll, and fats the mile
-. hog on Fishers grain.
y CRAFTSBURY.
Potatoes sell at rs cents a bushel.
George Murdoch has hired the