Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-06-27
ALBANY.


celebrate" will do we'll to attend our
celebration. Much pains is being tax
N to make it big one. Col. Clarke's
ration will be an excellent one, and
worth the attendance of all, to say moth
ng of anything else.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick has recently
let head stones for Luther Delano, ESQ.,,
md Miss Lucy Jane Coolidge, both in
he Center grave yard. The latter is
IN elaborate piece of work and should
be seen to be appreciated.
East Albany.
Frank Lounge. an insane person, got
fall some days ago which caused
racture in his shoulder. 1t will be
bard case for him.
South Albany.
The road between South Albany and
NJ. L. Gilman's IN Glover is built, after
being laid out several years. This af-
ords direct route between this place
md Sheffield and other towns in that
direction.
Barton.
Passumpsic railroad. stock is quoted
bOve par.
There will be trotting for purses at
Vest Derby on the 18th inst.
Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler and family expect
o be absent few weeks on visit and
acation.
There has been quite call for horses
n this county of late, and many have
,een sold.
The festival at the Congregational
hurch was success in attendance and
financial results.
Mr.. Whitcher is selling the Clipper
mower, "the horses best friend" also a
,ood wheel and the best revolving rake.
o. V. JOslyn will sell Bay State
improved rake for $28, New England
Tiger for 500, Yankee rake for $29.5O
or one week.
We notice that the Union gives Miss
Adnah Jenness and Miss Clara Barnard
Ugh compliments as teachers. They
ave just finished term of school at
-yndonville.
We see by Dakota paper that Will
3. Dodge is "orator of the day." at the
fourth of July celebration In James
own. Do your best, Will; soar high,
md let the eagle scream.
The Advent campmeetiug has been in
progress at Beebe Plain some days
Notwithstanding the report that the
oassumpsic R. R. Co. would not rur
Sunday trains, an excursion train ra1
PIP last Sunday.
Those who believe in the within thai
ain on the first Sunday of the month
will be followed by rain on each succeed
ng Sunday, will please write in theil
nemorandums the fact that it doesn't al
Ways rain when this within says it will.
See advertisement for the johnson
Normal School. The previous excellen
equation of this school has given i
ute patronage from this county. W,
Judge that the addition of Prof. Conant
he late state school superintendent, a
principal, will make the school still
more popular.
Change of time in the railroad train
5O-day. with the addition of the New
York express. The mail train south a
Barton is 68 minutes earlier, north l!
minutes. The accommodation tram mort
about 2 IL hours earlier, and l..
hours later south. There is no grea
hange in the time of the other trains
See table.
E. F. DuttOn has a supply of the re
Used New Testament containing tn
authorized version, commonly Gale
king James Version" and the ne
evised version arranged in parallel Co
lmns for comparison and reference
his style, much better than any otht
orm, is sold cheaper than agents hay
peen selling the single version.
The butter market was lively on Sa
Prday. J. B. Freeman paid out ov,
LOO on that day for butter. payin
70, and 81 cents for good, little higl
# for fancy selections. 1t pays
make fancy selections every time,
possible. At the price of butter, woo
ambs and other products are sellin
armers ought to wear bland faces th
eason.
w. Q. Johnson, Buck Shot Bill
Vho has been doctoring in Craftsbur
IN complaint of the doctors in that '
Unity, was taken before States Alto
ley Baldwin at Barton on Saturday,
Practicing medicine without certifca