Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-07-28
ALR1NY

ALBANX.
Our usually quiet and healthful social
mosphere was little polluted by some
ALTERS that got into the local courts
st week. Orvillc Comstock and Mrs.
lies Convey were tried for breaking the
venth commandment, and Timothy
vers was arrested, tried and convicted
swearing falsely in the above case.
emstOck and Mrs. Convey were taken to
hsburgh. in default of bail.
BARTON.
Gen. N. P. Banks of Mass, has been
ngaged to address the citizens of the
bhnty at the fair to be held here this
BID. The address of Gen. Banks will
delivered on Wednesday. Oct. 1.
Dog-days, according to the calendar,
1hmenced last Friday, but the weather
the past fortnight has been decidedly
g-dayish. Haying advanced slowly
{ week, owing to the heavy rains and
Judy weather.
The Newark dlphtheria scourge is
rDbably abated for the present. Having
ossed over into East Haven, several
Ia of it. In the family Of H. L.
osford, four children died in one
bnth. No cases are now reported.
Among the recent graduates at the
ohnson Normal School we notice the
N mes of the following from Orleans
UNITY: Nettie NJ. Taylor of Barton,
tnma o. Chesley of Greensboro, Olive
Hitchcock of Westfeld, Ella Hodg-
IN Of Troy, Rebecca NJ. Lawrence of
DWELL, Inez E. Smith of Greensboro.
Mr.. i. T. Wilson, photograph artist,
rs quite collection of curiosities and
elics, among which are razor formerly
wned by Gen. Stark, genuine Toledo
lade in a good state of preservation,
nd razor which formerly belonged to
gorge Washington. This razor was
bed by Amos Page, a servant and bar
er to Washington. and its identity is
Established by afidavits.
r. M. Kimball, one of our former
wnsmen, now in the U. S. Treasury
department., made flying visit to this
ace recently, and while here stated
at he had not seen such activity in
nsiness in Boston, New York and other
numerical centers for five years. There
abundance of money for doing all
nds of business confidence is being
estored, and there is general DISPOSE.
on to do something all around. Mr.
imball is keen observer and knows
hat he is talking about.
w. l. Robinson is finishing offices in
he Little block for j. l.. Carr, Esq.
nd for Mr.. Pearsons. dentist. The
tore now being finished will be occupied
" J. W. Hall, and Mr.. Rawson is hav
hg large rooms finished for his store anC
be post. office. Other parties are nego
ating for rooms in the building. 4
Arge and convenient hall will be fin
bhed on the second floor. The hall will
e reached by one fight of stairs iron
he main entrance of the building, an,
i'll supply want long experienced i
bis village.
The Green Mountain Journal, news
PAPER mailed at Richford, puts up as it
notto: with malice toward none F; wit
harity for ALL" and then pitches int
latch of the No. Troy Palladium wit
Pch epithets as the following: 9Th
pprincipled. INSCRIPTIONS. licentiou
ssipated. loathsome. vile. satanic
errible, polluting, concentrating, with
ing. blighting. offensive, brazen, beas
infdel. deist, sensualist and debal
lee. Marshall T. Hatch"
We do not learn that Mr.. Reeds artic
lied him, or mortally injured M
atch.
BARTON LANDING.
The engine on the freight train s.
re in the shavings under Hildreth
tug store on Saturday morning; Il
mes we're cxtinguished before serio,
mage was done. s
Clarence COlley and Ed. Stafford ha'
turned from May Pond. after spen
g ten days there. They brought wi
EN- over three hundred trout, weig
g seventy pounds, which they sold +
cents per pound. e"
An aged man by the name of Chene
Exported by the town of Browningto
got strayed away from home on We
nesday, and was picked up by JOl
Trip near this village about dark, al
delivered to d. G. French. one of t
selectmen. Mr.. French immediate
sent team with him TO Henry Bassett
in Bloomington. where he is board,
The old gentleman did not seem to KIN
where he had been or where he was fro
until about the time he reached hor
when he came to his reason. +.