Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-21
LOCAL NEW S.

The antiquarian supper resulIeu III
GOOD old time" and cash receipt of
Us.
During the year 1880 there were 27
6rths, 10 deaths and IL marriages in
bis town.
The cornet band gives an entertain
nent at Cowles' hall on Thursday even
ng, as a benefit to one of its members
no has been i'll some weeks.
Geo. Barrett, who was injured by an
ecident several days since, has had two
oes amputated. Mrs. Barrett is sick
this time and the family is in the
bed of help.
Barton.
Masons will notice call for special
neeting above.
Some of our local correspondence is
hitted for want of space.
E. F. Dutton has moved over to the
rm which he lately purchased of Che
by Green.
A new and dangerous counterfeit five
Pillar greenback of the series of 1875
as made its appearance.
Geo. W. Buzzell has an advertisement
q regard to saws, which mill men and
IL wanting saws will do we'll to read.
Mrs. E. E. Foster, who was injured
y the railroad accident, is recovering
ery slowly. Her injury is proving very
erious.
W. G. Leland who lives in the north
art of the town, has gone to work for
be Pass. r. R. company, as brakeman
the freight train.
The board of auditors will meet at the
flee of j. L. Carr, Friday Feb. %, at 9
CLOCK a. m, to examine the accounts of
he town officers, who are requested to
re present. o. H. AUSTIN, !
G 6:B, oanR, auditors.
The entertainment at the hall on Sat-
rday evening by the academy scholars
vas we'll attended and we'll appreciated.
he parts we're perfectly committed and
he acting was all that could be expect
d. The proceeds, above expenses, were
yer twenty dollars.
Poor Hayden must hang. The last
ope for the doomed man was severed
y decision of Judges Pierpoint and
eazey at Montpelier, on Friday, that
is counsel had produced no new evil
euce that demanded a new trial. He
Till be hung at Windsor on Friday of
his week.
We learn from Emmons Raymond,
ESQ.,, president of the Connecticut and
.assumpsic Rivers and Massawippi, that
p to this time, there has been paid on
ccount of the late accident less than
900, and he adds: IL feel confident
hat when all damage is settled it will
lot exceed $4,000 to S6,OOO."- Boston
Post, Feb. I6.
Chas. Dwinell has purchased the
hops formerly occupied by G. J. Ufford,
nd will put in machinery for the man
facture of furniture. He sells his
Fountain lumber lot to Geo. Frost and
axes in part payment lot of machin.
Try owned by Frost which is in the
Btratton shop. Frost is numbering of
he Dwlnell lot
Remember the County Temperance
peeting to be held here on Friday O
his week. commencing at 1920 o'clocl
m. The meeting will be held at thu
brick church. 1t is expected that there
will be lively discussion of temperance
md that measures will be taken to re
i've the temperance work in the county
he commissioners report will be giver
nd commissioner nominated for th,
nsuing year.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kimball of New
ork City arrived here on the 18th inst
bringing for burial the remains of thei
My daughter. Hattie. lovely child 0
even years. who died on the 10TH Nj
imball was formerly of this place, an
he child was inferred in the burial 10
f the late j. H. Kimball. Esq. fathe
# Mr. Kim ball. Kind friends in Ne,
Ork had shown their sympathy by cor
ributing most beautiful floral en-
lens, and the friends here met at tn
rave to sympathize with the bereaved.
The winter term of fourteen weeks G
school. in district No. 5 closed FRIDAY
Feb. llth. Miss Lovejoy has well SUI
tanned her farmer reputation as bein
Rn excellent teacher, as the school ha
been one of the very best. The follow
NO are the names of scholars who hay
been perfect in puncuality and atten,
ance: Helen Cass. Barbara Cass, Harl
Heath. Frank Heath, Eta Heat
Those having no tardY marks, were Ii
Badger, Lizzie Clark, Matilda Lelan
Harvey Leland, Willie Leland al
Garlic Graves.