Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-01
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
The cattle drovers have set out on
cir fall campaign.
Some scholars In this vicinity 60 to
hnson this fall to attend the Normal
hool.
The Albany Academy opens with a
,od attendance and fair prospect of
rye school.
If the lady who borrowed a part Of a
lrness at J. B. Darling's hotel, August
promising to return it, will now do
it will be an accommodation to the
Vner, aud will save her credit.
Thomas Johnson who lives on the
reek lost his buildings on Saturday
ternoon by fire. The fire originated
ON kettle of fat on the kitchen stove.
he buildings were insured for $4,000.
SOUTH ALBANY.
A select school commenced here last
eek under the instruction of Miss
aura Jenness of Glover.
The school house in the Patterson
strict in the west part of Glover is
ping thoroughly repaired.
Chas. Hogan has recently put up 9
bw blacksmith's shop. This makes the
Iird shop in the place-all doing ;
pod business.
Louis P. Rowell has thoroughly paint
! her house inside and out, and has
ut coat of the o. J. Cass roof pain
D the roof.
There was very large attendance a
be funeral of the son of Gabriel Pat
Brson Jr., on Sunday. Services at
ended by Rev. j. G. Taylor of Crafts
ury.
BARTON.
w. G. Brown shipped large lot o
We hogs this morning.
The weather has been too cool and we
Drn and late crops, but is warmer.
The Agricultural Society and the Fai
round Company are making large PREF
rations for the coming fair and tn
aces The citizens of the county wi
ave opportunity to listen to most eA
client address from Gen. N. P. Bank
he self-made man, who has won gre;
distinction as a soldier, statesman an
rator.
The Academy and village schools con
hence on Wednesday. Mr.. E. q. Bel
amin principal; Miss Adna Jenne
eacher of intermediate department
Hiss Clara Barnard, and Miss Bickfol
f Glover, teachers of primary depar
nents. All of the teachers have ha
arge experience, and there is no reasC
Why the term shall not be one of muc
profit.
j. G. Hopkins got quite badly hu
u the face. breast and elsewhere, by
ng kicked by frightened horse on Sa
prday. He was driving in a gig al
he horse got frightened at the cars al
began to kick. Mr.. H. was thrown
he ground and the horse ran throu,
he street and brought up against tea
oaded with hogs, which Caleb Leona
vas driving. The gig was demolish
lnd the wagon pole was broken, but t
horses were not hurt.
The FOrepaugh Menagerie and Giro
arrived here Sunday morning on tr;
IF over thirty heavily laden cars. III
very quietly unloaded and proceeded
he grounds and set up their tents.
disturbance was made during the day
night, and every man was orderly a
gentlemanly. The show is an imme
affair, probably the largest ever seen
this section. Those who have seen
say that it is really the best thing Il
ever saw. We bespeak for it a la
patronage to-day.
The unfortunate affair in relation
Rev. Mr.. Cummings and wife of I
place, has OccasiOned great deal of il
tiOnal talk, and a great many false
ports. 1t will be well for those ,
receive their information second or Ii
handed, or from parties that know n,
ing positive. to accept what they
with great deal of allowance. In
time the matter will be cleared up,
whatever Of blame there is will
where it belongs. In the meantime
not let the fiery breath Of scandal
injury to any one.