Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-06
1IRANY

AIEANI.
A. Fl. Darling is improving the ap-
earauce of his house, by the addition of
new verandah. G.. w. Sanders, ditto.
Jefferson Cowles' new store is drawing
pwards completion, and it is truly
ne looking building. 1t has the hand
mest front of any building in the vii
ge.
The fall term Of the Albany Academy
ached the end of its first half last Fri
~. We have full grown lyceum in
bod running order, for the benefit of
Ne students, and the school seems to be
success.
Mrs. s. +. Chamberlain lost val
nble bosom pin, somewhere between
P west village and her home just north
the village. as is supposed. Any one
ding and returning it to her will be
Warded.
Rev. Albert Watson, former pastor of
b Congregational church, and his wife
we been in town on a visit. Mr..
atson preached an interesting sermon
Sunday, the 29th ult, to his old
aggregation.
A barn belonging to Nelson Ladoo,
the west hill, with the years crop of
y and grain, was destroyed by fire last
onday night, the 29th ult. A hard
pw for Mr.. Ladoo, as we understand
insurance covers but small part of
loss.
James Fields, who went from this
bee to Barnet, last fall, has returned to
and we understand he has rented
enry Edwards machine shop. which
will convert into blacksmith shop.
our little village will be enabled to
past of three blacksmith shops.
A little girl four years of age, acct
Pntally got shut into a neighbours house
st at dark, one night recently, and to
feet her escape went up stairs, thence
{ of the window on to a verandah roof,
ID jumped to the ground, distance of
p feet. In the morning she remarked
at she felt little as she did the night
fore, but she was not seriously injured.
BARTON.
Did you ever know the leaves to fall
Suddenly?
W. G. Brown is agent for the Kemp
anurer-Spreader.
The last market reports indicate that
liter is still firm, though not materially
CHER.
The account of the fair crowds out
nsiderable important matter from these
lums this week.
The State Sabbath School Association
plds the annual meeting at Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
Editors Stone Of the Caledonian, Chase
the Union, Stewart of the Express, anC
atch of the Palladium attended tn,
Air.
1t was just ten years ago that th,
eshet occurred, which did so much
lmmage in this section and through
ht New England.
Scion Currier has lot of silver skin
ed onions for sale, by the peck or bush
Also agent for the celebrated
rocks ink.
Rev. L. Phelps will give the secou,
cture Of might Scenes in the Bible,
Taylor district school house, mex
nday, Oct. IL. at p. m.
We print a large number of extr
PNITcRs this week, giving an account {
Fair and Races, with the premium
{. They can be had at the Office fc
pts. each, or 2 for % cts.
Lost in this village, or between her
pd the Fair Ground, on Wednesda
st, double WOODEN shawl, black an
d checks. Whoever will return I'll
me to this Office will be suitably r.
Rrded.
Z. s. Woodward has pair of tire
far-Old steers (they took first premiu
the fair) which he bought on the 10
August, that have increased 81
punds in weight since that time. Tn,
e beauties.
Last week was one of the pleasante
d most agreeable of the whole seaso
be severe frost of last month killed d
pves on the trees, and the wind
apidly stripping them of their gOrgeO
tire.
The shipments from this station, ii
nOrning, were 37,725 pounds of butt
cars Of cattle. car Of hogs and
{ potatoes. ]. B. Freeman took
800 worth Of butter on Saturday.
Henry Gay who Is running the wo
n mill here, learns that peddlers
Cling cloth in the county and vicini