Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-07
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That "Chronicle" is too blind to
Ike it of general interest. Ed.
Geo. Barrett got his foot caught in a
press recently, badly crushing his
$.
The exhibition by the Literary Soci-
!, last Monday and Tuesday evenings,
s very good. The drama, "Bread on
Waters" is full of laughable points,
is not low or silly. The farces were
" much enjoyed.
asst Albany.
The next meeting Of the Farmers Union
b will be held at the church on the
Eek, on Wednesday evening, Feb. l6.
beet: "What farmers ought to know,
how to learn it," z. E. jameson,
der. Select readings by Mrs. G. A.
nker and Mrs. q. E. Jameson.
H. STORY, Sec.
artOn.
WANTED. young man from 10 to
years of age to learn the printers
de. Best of references required.
The next entertainment in the Ladies'
urse, will be select readings by o.
Tinkham, Esq on Tuesday eve Feb.
tn.
The Free Press Association have put
very pretty illustrated almanac,
ich makes a useful book for the fam
and q good medium for advertisers.
when the Dewdrops Brightly Glis-
D." is very pretty song, words and
lsic, sent US by Spear & Dehnhoff,
Broadway, New York. Music easy
melodious and words pleasing.
J. N. Webster advertises that he will
at his rooms, in the old Skinner g.
ew block, on Saturdays, Feb. 18th,
th and 26th to receive taxes. All
res must be paid previous to March l,
save costs.
The noted DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.. the
nous medicine men of Lowell, have
Ken pains to send us their new alma
c of 1881, printed in nine different
lguages. We take much pleasure in
ading the interesting volume.
Will. E. Dodge, who went to Dakota
It fall, writes US that he has recovered
health and is both busy and happy.
has formed copartnership with a
ding lawyer in jamestown. Dakota,
d they are doing good business.
Speaking of big loads, the best record
have heard, for small pair of horses,
load reported to have been drawn
James Holtham of Sutton. when he
ew 3l2 cord feet of hemlock into the
ystal Lake mill. The boys declare
is story to be true.
The hearing in the case of Edwin c
ayden, the condemned murderer, viii
ze place in Montpelier, February l6
fore Judges Veazey and Ross. Hon
enry Ballard will appear for Hayder
d F. W. Baldwin, states attorney O
leans county, for the state.
The weather. which has been extreme
cold for the last two months, gave u
specimen of what it might do on Wed
sday last, when it struck down to "a
low zero at z a. M, IL below at nool
d 10 below at z p. m. The recor,
W is from IL to IL below every clea
prning.
William Black, the eminent Englisl
pvelist, will contribute serial stor,
the next volume of the Youths Com
ruiOn. The same paper has engages
prizes by ]. L. Trowbridge and Harrie
secher Stowe. and series of papers o.
teresting topics connected with astron
ny by Prof. R. A. Proctor.
1t is expected that Josh Billings Wi
We one of his inimitable lectures a
eld's hall, Newport, some time mex
lex, Wednesday evening probably. !
not often lecturer of his fame find
way into this section, and he wi
erefore meet with large audienc,
ore about it next week.
f. NJ. Perry still continues to &C
mister liquei6ed nitrous oxide ga
r the painless extraction of teeth, wit
e most perfect and improved appar'
s in use, and with perfect success
Their administered by competent pc
n when desired Decayed teeth trea
and filled without pain by the use
le most perfect preparation known.
The sick people in this village ha'
mewhat improved during the pa
eek. Mr.. L. w. Drew is able to
1T of doors. Miss Katie Drew is in
ore comfortable condition. Charl
uke is much better. Mrs. DIR. Ski
er does not rally from the paralyt
lock as fast as her friends hoped