Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-06-30
ALBANY.

G. A. Bill has erected a magnificent
onument at the grave of his father, the
tie DIR. Dyer Bill.
DR.. ]. G. Campbell has moved into the
Ouse which he purchased of S. F.
helps last spring.
Mrs. MCGUIRE has bought q barn of
G. Cheney, and is causing it to be
lken down and re erected at her village
Psidence.
There will be dance at Darling's
all, Friday evening July 4th. Elmore's
al band will be in attendance, and
eneral good time is expected.
BARTON.
Very hot weather, with heavy rains
st week.
Mr.. Nelson is using slate on the roof
his new house.
Mathewson g. Nelson have purchased
100000 pounds of wool the present
Jason.
The new piazza on the Little robin
Pn) block is a convenience and orna-
ent to the building.
The Good Templars gathering and
e Trotting Park entertainments at
yndonville will doubtless call a very
rye gathering at that place on the
Ourth. "
There is change in train time to. day,
It'll the addition of two new passenger
aims. We have received no time Ia
e, and cannot give it this week. The
all train north will be about Is min
les earlier at this station.
Arthur Osier, young man twenty
ears of age, was drowned at st. Johns
Try last Thursday night while bathing.
e was in the water with his companions
I'd sank before they could rescue him.
e lived here with his parents for several
BARS until this spring, and is remember
as an honest. industrious boy.
Somebody, who writes under the sou
-iqnet of Paris Green, sends us long
5em on the Colorado beetle. On &C.
unit Of the sublimity of the subject,
e popularity of the rhyme, and the
Unfolding of the real name of the au-
lOr, we must decline publishing it,
UGH as it would delight our readers if
e should do so.
The catalogue of st. Johnsbury Acad-
ny is issued for the year. 1t shows an
ggregate of scholars for the year of 272.
irst term, 2l4; second term, 209. A
aiding educational man in another state,
marked in our hearing last winter, that
c st. Johnsbury Academy was the best
eparatory school in New England. 1t
the aim of the trustees and instructors
have it so. .......
Mr.. William Drown. formerly an &C
We business man in this section of the
ate, but now doing business for the
airbankses in the West, has been in
wn lately with his wife on a visit.
hough pleased to visit his native state
hd bis many friends here, he thinks he
kes the West better than the East aud
i'll make that his home when he re.
res from active business. Mrs. Drown
sister of Messrs. Joseph and Daniel
wen.
DR.. Smyth of Burlington, who makes
annual visit to this county, has return.
from New York. where he spent
sveral months in the hospitals, and
axes his headquarters at Newport. He
sits this place every Tuesday. DIR
myth is very sklllful in the treatment
diseases of the eye, ear, head and
hroat, and chronic diseases generally
many in this vicinity we'll know. The
octor has lately purchased an instrument
lat cost $3.50. and his Office at Newpor
a museum and laboratory.
Neighbor Chase denies IN toto on
prrespondent's story about his fallin,
hto Moose river and so riling up tn
Eatcr that the citizens of Concord ant
last st. Johnsbury could not use it 70
week. We make due apologies bu
be riley water part of the story locke,
natural that we could not refrai
rom believing the whole of it, and W
Fanted to congratulate our brother edito
n the fortuitous accident that had soak
4 off and removed scurf that Nigh
ave remained another generation had
OF occurred.
The following resolutions on the deaf
/ Rev. Lewis Hill, were passed by tn
district Preachers Association, at its r,
ent session at LyndOnville: "Wherea
cd in his wise Providence has seen
remove by death our brother, Re,
,ewis Hill, from the church militant [
be church above, therefore, Resolved
hat while we bow in humble submi
ion TO the divine will. we realize th;
he loss sustained by the church is h
'ternal gain and we gratefully remer
per the service rendered by our depart,
brother during the 40 years of his acti
ministry. Resolved again: That we
members of the st. Johnsbury Distri