Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15
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be band concert is postponed.
Atrick McCaffrey has returned to
place and moved into the Colburn
Be.
rs. Jane Coolidge had stroke of
blexy on the 9Th inst, and is now in
tical condition.
go. NJ. Marckres is making taxider-
bird stufhng, quite business, and
a large number of rare and beautiful
eimens of his work on hand. He
ertises in this paper for owls and
birds. See ad.
5. G. Wilcox recently lost valuable
sc. Lawyer Burke's mare was taken
lently sick just after the election
8 came in, and doctor Annis is hav-
hard time to cure her. Most of
horses in town are sick with the
emper with thai awful name, epizoo.
list Albany.
large number of the friends of Mrs.
y Miles met at the house of Fred
her home, on the 9th inst, it being
eightieth birthday, and enjoyed a
pleasant visit. Some presents were
tributed and many wishes expressed,
Mrs. Miles would live many years
in the enjoyment of health and
Son.
artOn.
enement to rent. Inquire of B. F.
erson.
Jurrier is selling onions (silver-skin-
at $l.25 per bushel. Cheap!
Want of space is the reason much
ter intended for this issue is con-
sed and omitted.
he winter term of school, fourteen
sks) in district No. 5 commenced last
Psday. Miss Helen Lovejoy of
ensboro, teacher.
ew raisins, English currants and
les for thanksgiving, at Halls; also,
es' and gents rubbers, lumberman's
bers, shoes and wool boots.
B. Leland has raised over five
dred bushels of grain on his home
n this season. Mr.. Leland has re.
thy purchased one hundred and forty,
acres of land in Westmore.
he result of Tuesdays election is the
tn knell of American Hberty.-PaUa-
n.
no, Brother Hatch, american
Srty" has survived several democrat
defeats before this.
Arrangements have been made by the
chants and shop keepers IN this vii
}, for closing their places of bust
on Thursday evening of each week
o'clock. Their patrons and Gus
ers will Please take notice.
Ir. and Mrs. Chester Tracy arrived
be last Friday morning after an alb
&c of nearly eight weeks in the West
y we're we'll pleased with the country
ecially the state of Iowa. Cheste
pks he would much rather live in tn
t than in Vermont.
Owing to the fact that large mum
wish to hear the music and priz
liking of the academy students thi
ming. the exercises will be held il
oinson's Opera House. Everybod
hing to help the school, and enjoy
d entertainment ought to 60. Tick
only ten cents.
friend in College at Oberlin, Ohio
ties us letter in regard to the jolli
ton there on the receipt of the cleo
news, and the visit made by tn
ege people and many others to Mer
the home of President-elect Garfield
IRE was rejoicing in every place an
many hearts over that event
bill was introduced by Senate
nry in the senate, and by Colon,
pker in the house, on Wednesda
committing the sentence of Edwi
Hayden from hanging to impriso1
pit for life. The Hon. Henry Ballar
Burlington and Gilbert A. Davi
!, of Windsor are Hayden's coul
Poor Hayden He dislikes to |
pg, but those who murder In We
nt rarely escape the halter.
Thanks to @. W. Eaton of Ced;
pids, Iowa, for papers showing no
republicans, himself first on col
tee Of arrangements, celebrated Il
at republican victory. &c. W." 1
tied democratic blood, but the SC
climate of Iowa while the best
world for most things, will not
op democrat, and Mr.. Eaton max
Of the best republicans in the graz
te which gives Garfield $4,000 N
ity.
A member Of the Legislature writes
t the Senate proposes to make |;
ich shall make the state and coun
les per capita that is. every ma
b or poor. must pay an equal sh;
these taxes. This the writer thin
be against the interests of the d