Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-04-04
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
J. L. Sanders has let his McCafrey
farm to Mr.. Keith.
A. B. Sargent, J. G. Campbell and
R. R. Beede are prudential committee in
the village district.
We learn that Hiram Blaisdell, a
native of this town, who has been prac-
ticing law in Michigan for some years
past, is now in Denver, where he IS
becoming interested in the mining bust
ness.
Mrs. Nancy Dow, wife Of S. R. George,
who has been insane for the past sixteen
years, died in the asylum at Brattleboro,
Dn Friday the 25th ult., aged about fifty
years. She had been in the asylum
about fourteen years, during which time
t is not known that she saw sane
moment. Her death was quite sudden,
though her health had been somewhat
impaired during the winter. Previous
10 the many years that have been void
20 her, we remember her as an affection
tie wife and an excellent mother. Our
hearts 60 out in sympathy to the friends,
bot alone in their final bereavement, but
n the silent and accomplishing grief
hat always arises under those sad cir
substances.
East Albany.
On Tuesday last, while the children
f Isaac Longe were playing near a
ipped-up cart body it was tipped over
nd little boy, two and one-half years
age had leg broken. Isn't it about
ime to punish careless men for setting
his dangerous trap for the injury or
be murder of their children?
Barton.
Benz. Mossman expected to start on
is return from California last Friday.
S. W. Worthley of Derby is reported
have bought the Lang farm near the
air ground
Wanted, 10 tons Of maple sugar in ex-
hange for goods or on account.
J. w. HALL.
Union Fast Day services will be held
the Congregational church on Friday
ext at 10 l-2 o'clock, a. m.
The Ladies Society of the Congrega.
onal church will meet with Mrs. B. M.
Nelson on Wednesday afternoon Of
his week.
The remains of brother of NJ J.
NTH of this place. who died in Frank
n county, were brought here for burial
few days since.
If you want a domestic" or an
American" sewing machine cheap, en-.
uire at the MONITOR Office. One Of
pch kind for sale.
o. F. Badger living in the north part
the town, has a small but excellent
run which he offers for sale at a low
rice. Apply soon.
Isaac K. Drew has left GAINESVILLE
isconsin, 1--WE suppose temporarily
nd gone to New Ulm, Minnesota. Mrs
rev is still in GAINESVILLE.
The weather on Monday, Tuesday and
'ednesday of last week was decidedly
[archy, but April began with a most
kcellent sap day and a pleasant sky.
George W. Bridgman was chosen
mmittee in the West district. Dis
let No. is out of debt with cash il
e treasury. Chester Tracy is commit
e in this district.
Melvin Drown, of South Barton, il
veetly remembered in this office fol
nving contributed quantity of the
eanest and nicest-looking sugar cakes
have seen this year.
We are much panied to learn of tn,
aden death of the Hon. Timothy Hol
Derby, County Commissioner. H
ed of pneumonia as will be seen b,
ference to Derby items.
We took twenty miles ride acros
e country last week and estimate tina
ere were at least twenty-niue kinds O
aveling. Anything from an impassabl
owdrift to fathomless mud holes.
John E. Skinner arrived home fror
dorado on Thursday, bringing Henri
artin, who is in very low and pre-
rious state Of health. Henry stoo
journey quite we'll, all things cor
1ered.
Emigration to Canada is on the II
ease. In old times culprits ran ther
evade punishments; during the wa
Pserters and draft evaders sought thi
Pspitable region, now the tax dodgel
I'VE gone. Shame
We have received communicate
90 late for this issue, in regard to tt
hool matter mentioned in our last /:
e. The party feels that there al
wO sides to the question:" and tn;
e other side ought to be heard.