Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-25
1LBANY.


Enoch Burbank has sold part of his
lrm to o. NJ. George.
Our old friend and townsman, Mr..
Elijah HOvey and family, are on from
be west, on visit among their friends
this vicinity.
We have a young lady in our village,
ordering on hundred, who is learn
Big to play the organ, and bids fair to
ecome proficient.
A. N. Jackson. dentlst, of Boston,
tho has been stopping of late at Crafts
ury, will be at Albany, at Darling's
Iotel this week, where he will be glad
0 see all those in want of dental work.
Abstraction guaranteed, and charges
nade to correspond with the times.
The fall term of the Acadmey COM
nences on Wednesday Of this week, with
he prospect of full attendance. 1t
5 desirable that as many as possible
hould be present at the commencement.
Arrangements will be made to accomo-
ate those who are unable to attend
until later.
Rev. S. s. Brigham and family were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday by q
Tisit of eighteen of their friends from
Sheffield, where Mr.. Brigham preached
he last conference year. A nice quilt
vas left for Mrs. B., and several dollars
n money for the Elder, besides eatables
enough to last the family-well till it is
hll gone.
BARTON.
FOrepaugh's Menagerie and Circus
next Monday.
Geo. E. Churchill of the Landing has
been drawn as grand juror, and A. F.
McNeal and o. V. Percival petit jurors
from this town for the county court.
The weather for the last ten days has
been very unfavorable for harvesting,
and so wet that it has done injury to
grain and potatoes.
The ''oldest inhabitant'' is out with
the startling prediction that we are tc
have an early fall. He sometimes make:
mistakes in regard to the weather, never
theless.
Mrs. Emma Manning Huntley to
night at Brick Church. A letter received
from Rev. w. J. Johnson this morning
speaks in very fattering terms of her a
a reader.
A pair of eyeglasses were recently
lost in the upper part of the village
Whoever will return them to this ofic,
will be well rewarded. They were in
leather case.
When you come down to the Circu
next Monday, just drop in and pay you
little bill at this Office. You will EMO
the show a great deal better if you
paper bill is paid.
The lightning showed a great DISCUS
for the fish laws, last week, when it too
pains to strike tree in this village
and knock fish board, which was nail
ed to it, into splinters.
During the shower on Friday, light
ming struck an elm tree, near the resi-
dence of j. f. Skinner. Several pei
sons living near were affected by tn
electricity, but no serious damage wa
done.
Seventeen carloads of cattle wer
shipped from this station this morning
They mostly belonged to Amory Daviso
of Craftsbury, and will be taken "dow
country" to be sold to farmers in til
Connecticut valley.
If there is man in this county Q
vicinity who wants to buy most plea,
ant and convenient set of buildings wit
twenty acres of excellent land, he ca
do so by purchasing the Col. Eaton plac,
The heirs wish to dispose of it, and
will be sold cheap.
Emma Manning Huntley. very Dol
ular reader from Boston, will give OF
Of her readings in the NJ. E. churcl
this, Monday evening. She is lad
of culture and is endorsed by friend
and we feel no hesitancy in giving her
hearty endorsement.
w. H. Martin, school district cor
mittee in the West district, has MAJ
arrangements with the Village distriC
by which all the scholars of the We
district are to attend the village schoO
this fall. The arrangement will
mutually advantageous.
We are sorry to learn that S. F. 70
inson & Co., parties who advertise
our columns as produce commission me
chants, do not come promptly to tin
We knew Mr.. Robinson and suppos
him to be reliable and prompt. Mr..