Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-03

yes, we've all got the zooIlcnuenza,
one of US.
lie roads are quite good since that
thaw, and the lumbermen are try
10 improve them.
EAST ALBANY.
be net proceeds of the donation Wis.,
er Rev. A. d. Jones were about $50.
inks to the Irasburgh band for their
sence and their fine music. G. NJ.
BARTON.
he weather averages pretty cold
Be dug, b~t 80 favoro bio for business.
ohm Smith an employee in the chair
ory sawed a thumb badly on Fri
The town clerk notifies school district
ks, that they must send in their re-
Is of births and deaths at once to
costs.
pr. Pierce who has been stopping at
lding's Hotel for some months finds
climate of northern Vermont uncon-
bal, and returns to Boston.
shm Jones who is working for R. S.
by, cut his foot quite badly with an
on Thursday last while chopping.
R. B. Skinner dressed the wound.
NORM proposes to take his dry
Us to another place where they will
lold, that he may put in stock of
IS and shoes in place Of his yard
bs.
choOls in the village close on Monday
eek after next. The people have
very negligent in regard to visiting
schools this winter. 1t takes dis.
nary effort to get up a lively inter-
here.
piphtheria is getting too frequent in
vicinity to make it safe to neglect
precautions that can be taken to
vent its becoming epidemic. A little
Id Of Mr.. Brooks who lives near the
pp school house died of this disease
week.
Dwing to the number Of important
things and conventions that have been
d here this winter, the lectures pro-
ed have been postponed. 1t is now
Dected that the first one will be given
Wednesday evening of next week, of
ich due notice will be given.
AS Charles j. Ufford was returning
m meeting on Sunday, he broke a
a and his horse ran down Main street
a frightful rate. Archie McDougall
o was in the sleigh was thrown out,
hurt. but Charles managed to keep
ht side up till he steered his horse
inst fence and stopped him.
The Sons of Vermont, resident in San
ancisco, held a meeting on the 18th
JAM, in honor of the lO2d anniversa-
of the independence of the State. A
per from that city gives an account of
interesting exercises of that occasion.
notice prominent among those who
k part, the names of Rev. John Kim
Il, formerly of this town and Capt. A.
artin Crane, formerly of Glover.
Cheney Green offers his store, goods
d business for sale, and proposes to
to farming. Mr.. Green has new
d excellent store building, situated
ar tbs depot, and on the track where
receives his goods without carting
has been doing a good business il
IN and hardware, -four, grain &c. &c
ere is good site and good business
itch will be sold at reasonable rates
Mr.. Green's advertisement.
The Hayward Chair Co. recently sen
r. Mossman, agent, $1,000 in silve
in Of denomination of halves, quarter
d dimes, which is to be paid to hell
d lum bermen. This silver is not lie
tender for sums above FIVE dollars
d banks and other parties who do no
oose to take it, cannot be compelled
take it for debts above that sum. Thi
nd of silver, as well as the trade an,
exican dollars, is becoming a nuisanc
many places. Not that there is to
pch money, but that the little mos
pple have is in bulky metal, and j
ceived for large debts only at dis
unit.
BARTON LANDING.
The new hotel has been safely move
its new site, and now Mr.. Brown wi
owe the ell.
Sam Morgan, the notorious pensio
an has gone off with United State
fcer. 1t is not known when he will RI
i'm.
There will be a donation visit an
yster supper at the vestry of the Metl
list church on Wednesday evening
ED. 9th for Rev. Mr.. Folsom. Re-
+. J. johnson of Barton will be pr
INT to address those present.
They are driving business at Grandy
ill between the village and South Ba
bn. Since starting up the mill in d
ember they have shipped 2S4 car lOa(
wood and lumber. Over 60 loaC
Fere sent last week. One of his tv
orse teams drew load of timber T
pntlv that scaled 250 cuhic feet ar