Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-06-28

ing, SO; No of dwellings in Barton
Landing, SO; population at Barton
Landing, 97S; No families in Barton
village, l72; No dwellings in the vii
lage, 1872; No. of inhabitants in the in
corporated village, TAP.
The Haywood Bros, with large
troupe of singers, players and artists,
will give grand entertainment in Rob-
inson's opera house, on Wednesday
evening, June 80. The troupe consists
of about twenty persons who have been
long engaged in plays of this character
and who stand among the first in their
profession. The entertainment will
consist in part of Slavery Days of 30
years ago." 1.-The big 4, Cotton plant
ing scenes" singing, clog tournament,
acrobatic feats, amusing scenes and say
ings, sentiments and comic songs, band
playing etc. The band will appear in
the street at about noon Wednesday.
Tickets, % cents. Reserved seats So.
Tickets on sale at Curriers'. We notice
an article in a Burlington paper
speaking in very complimentary terms
of this entertainment.
Nearly every newspaper printed in Yer
mont, where both sides are printed at
home, is sold for $500 year, many Of
them requiring payment in advance.
Two years ago next October, other things
being low, we concluded to make re-
duction in price of S so, where payment
was made strictly In advance this We
have done, but it happens that every
little while somebody who is negligent
or forgetful gets into pout because we
will not take $3.50 for payment in ar
rears. Our terms are found on first
column, first page, and they are the
terms we settle by, and we trust no one
will blame us because he has failed tC
comply with our constantly advertised
rates and rules. We much rather lose
now and then subscriber who gets Oh
a huff because he cannot get the paper
for $3.50 in arrears, than break our rules
for his accommodation.
Barton Landing.
George Rowland, one of our village
BARRIERS, was arrested last Tuesday anG
tried by the states attorney for selling
forged stop over checks on the Pass. R. R
He was placed under 5000 bonds fol-
his appearance at the next September
term of court. 1t appears he has beer
doing smart business in this line fol
the past few months.
Coventry.
A six-year-Old son of Hollis Aller
had leg broken on Saturday by being
run over with load of bark.
The cemetery has been much improv
ed of late by volunteer labor. Grading
turing and terracing have been done, ant
convenient roads have been made.
Arthur Kidney was arrested recent,
for assault on Holland Hancock. and /,
partial hearing was had on Saturday
Kidney was offended on account of beiny
ordered off Mr.. Hancock's land Will
fishing, and undertook to revenge him
self by pounding Mr.. Hancock.
Judge Parker remembers that som
fifty years ago, Elder Arthur, father o
| Chester A. Arthur nominee for Vic
President, was present at protracte
meeting held at Coventry Center. H
was smart preacher, and many anec
dotes were told of his wit. He was G
Irish origin. He afterwards moved
Franklin county. Chester was born i
Fairfield.
CraftSbury.
Herbert Udall recently cut bad gas
in his knee severing one large cord.
S. w. Carriers new barn on his ne
place was burned recently. No insu
ance.
The large barns being built by Pres
colt Scott, Rufus Hoyt, Schuyler Core
"a Malvern Udall will all be ready
oe uSeu i0'- lie present hay crop, whic
oloS iair TO be tnV largest for man
years.
n AS Mrs. VIM. Bostin and boy WEI
going to the South village the horse b
came frightened and threw them bot
out OF the wagon. The boy was so bad
hurt in the head that it was several da,
before he came tobis right mind.
West Charleston.
The delegates chosen to attend Il
district convention are E. O. Benne
and H. w. Dane.
A new covered bridge will be bui
across the river near Pratt's mill. Wi
liam Moulton does the job.
Quite large number of friends gail
cred at A. J. Morrill's hotel on Wedne
day evening last to witness the marriag
ceremony of Mr.. Charles E. Bennett an
Miss Kate Carpenter. There were tn
usual congratulations and many beaut
full presents. May blessings follow.
Capt. S. A. Grow, of whose fire an
loss of property mention is made in th
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