Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-21
Local News.
ALBANY.


Henry Davenport has moved away.
The river mill is running day and
yht, to cut out the large stock of logs
w on hand.
The third year of Rev. John Morse's
nection with the M. E. church in this
zee has expired, and Mr.. Morse will
obliged to 60 to a new field of labor.
ring his stay with US he has labored
rnestly and prayerfully for the saving
souls, and his labors have been bless
with marked success.
SOUTH ALBANY.
E. G. Rowell lost his sugar house,
me utensils and twenty cords of woods
fire on Tuesday night last. The fire
lght from the chimney. Partially
ured.
BARTON.
The sap is running we'll, ditto. the
pw. ar
Alfred Varney had aysteer killed, and
ptber animal injured by a railroad
in yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Leland had a paralytic
bck few days since, and will proba-
not recover from it.
There we're great snow storms all over
country last week, and there is a
beral complaint of backward spring.
There was brilliant display of the
FORA last Saturday evening, the first
It has occurred for a long time, we
pc it may prove harbinger of warmer
ather, and less snow.
The Vermont Conference will convene
Swanton, May lst., and clergymen
that denomination will leave this Sec
to attend the conference early next
elk. There will be no services the
nday following in most of their
lrches.
Charles Ryder. the horse thief that
lie the Leland colt in this town, and
escaped from States Prison last
inner, was arrested out West recently
Sheriff Preston of st. JohnsburY, and
now in Windsor, at work on his old
Pt job.
The public examination of teachers
Barton will be held at the village
DOL house on Saturday, April 26
nmencing at 8 o'clock a. IN. and con
uing till 8 o'clock p. m. All whC
bpose to teach in this town are request
to attend. Also any others who wisl
be examined are invited to join tn,
IS. o. H. AUSTIN, Supt.
Albert S. Southworth, Boston expert
tes positively, that according to wha
considers iDfallible proofs. the sigma
e Of Il. F. Smith and the handwritin,
John 2. Phair are one and the same
ose who attended the trial of A. W
lson vs.. the r. H. Little estate on
Or ago last February, will remembe
1t Southworth testified as an expert i
1t case. ...
o. d, Owen whose large advertise
nts appear in our columns to day, ha
nouucements to make which will b
interest to ALL Mr.. Owen is Away
dest in his statements, and consider
word as good in his advertisement
in his business. 1t is well known t
that his business is largely on tn
crease, and that is about the bes
commend man who is doing bushes
J have.
Bad ACoIDENTs.-On Thursday La
F. Heath, an employee at the l.. {
andy steam mill, near South Bartol
d his foot terribly jammed viii
ndling car. A loaded car wa
ing run along the track by hand, an
+. Heath was in front of it with
nch bar. The car running little t
Bt he stepped both feet on to the "a
d showed the bar up to the whee
zen the car ran up on to the bar, snaI
q 1t down on to his feet, and held hi
ere until help could be rallied to re
car off the bar. The great toe al
portion Of the foot on one foot, al
toes and part of the other 70
IRE SO badly crushed as to require amp
ton DR.. R. B. Skinner was called
ess the wounds, and the patient is
mfortable as the case will admit.
On wednesday last, the Montre
light train on the s. Z. Railroad, RI
the track at Farrant's in Newpol
Veral cars being stalled; the next d.
the wOrkmen who had been gettil
cars on to the track and cleari
ray the wreck, were returning to Ne
rt Center, on two hand cars dra,
an engine, one of the cars was thro'
pm the track and two Canadians W,
dly injured one of them had be
% broken, and the other had his ba
d spine SO injured, that he lies in
ry critical condition.