Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-01-30

Jerry, son of Freeman Reynolds,
cut his foot badly with an axe recent
ly.
The fierce wind on Friday did con-
siderable injury to Daniel Lawrence's
barn.
If you want an A l condition
powder buy Prof. Annis sold at
Chafey's.
Some of our musicians are going
to the musical convention at Barton
Landing on Tuesday and Wednesday.
East Albany.
Mrs. Scott Keith slipped on the ice
recently and broke her wrist.
Paddock & Cass expect to have
their single mill ready to run next
week.
John Vance, who has been sick
and crazy for some weeks, is no
better.
Orlando Cass' little boy, who has
been sick with spinal trouble the last
year, is now slowly imploving.
John Hunter, man eighty-seven
years old, had a shock of paralysis
last Friday, and is now very feeble.
Amos Gould has been reelected
sabbath-school superintendent, and
Geo. Monkey, assistant, for the COM
ing year in the Free Baptist church.
South Albany.
Andrew Graham has bought 1-2
acres of land of Thomas Anderson
for 500.
The winter term of school in district
No. 10, taught by Miss Ida Dow,
closed Jan. %. OF the twenty schol-
ars who attended the school, Eta
Cobb, Cora, Mamie and Alice Rowell,
Ida Williams, Anna Hoyt, May Mar
mock, WILDER Scott, Harvey Rowell
and Elmer Cobb had no absent marks :;
Effie Patterson, Walter Scott, Job
Hoyt, Eddie Rowell, Charlie Hoyt
and Agnes Buchanan were absent
one day, and Clarence Lang one-half
day May Marnock, DIN and Harvey
Rowell, Job Hoyt, Ernest Dow and
Walter Scott had no tardy marks ;
average attendance per day for the
entire term, 10 1-2. Alice and Har-
vey Rowell missed no words during
the term.
Barton.
New table potatoes at Scion
Curriers'.
In the different sections of the
county, mumps, canker-rash, diphthe.
ria, whooping- cough and smallpox
prevail.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
E. church will meet at the parsonage
on Wednesday afternoon. Ample
work provided and all invited.
The attention of farmers is called
to the advertisement of Messrs
Baugh & Son, in another column
The reputation of their phosphate i
worldwide. Send for circular.
A Woman's Temperance Uniol
was formed here on Friday, Mrs. A
M. Wheeler, president, Mrs. J. 2
Baldwin, secretary, with full boar
of officers. 1.-The field is alread
white for the harvest. %
Newton A. Lewis goes to Dakot
this week, where he expects to max
his future home. Mr.. Lewis leave
many friends here, who will wish hi1
success wherever he may go. Hi
family remains here for the present.
The Ladies Society will give a
oyster supper at the Cong. churc
vestry on Friday evening Feb. {
with music, recitations, tableaux an
performances of the 'sbroom brigade
by the young ladies. For turtle
particulars see small bills
DIR. Perry has obtained some va,
cine matter, and those wishing to /
vaccinated can have it done by hi
with neatness and dispatch" II
alarming stories about the small pc
are exaggerations chiefly, but it
always safe to provide against it
innoculation.
Scoville has filed exceptions in Il
Guiteau case, claiming a right to
new trial, but it is believed he has
valid grounds and that Guiteau W
soon receive a sentence. No boz
here took any stock in the insani
plea, and great satisfaction is e
pressed that the jury brought in
verdict of guilty.
A counterfeit standard dollar
1880 is in circulation in this vicinit
it is of light weight and of a lead
color, otherwise it is very perfC
and dangerous counterfeit I
ring" is good and an unpractic
eye will not detect the difference, {
cept that the color is consideral
like lead or pewter
We are pleased to state that '.Da'
Hill" will contribute articles to /
MONITOR. He has written many VI
excellent pieces of poetry and his