Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-03-06
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
|. d. r. COLLINS, of Barton.
LOCAL NEWS

ALBANY
James Mccartney has moved to
Barton Landing, to work in MI.
Peck's tin shop.
Whereas, numerous stories are afiOat
to the effect that my leg was not set for
three or four days after it was broken, l
hereby certify that DR.. Campbell placed
me on a lounge in his sitting room and
set the leg within thirty minutes from the
time I arrived at his house. Was taken
to his house for the reason that 1 was
away from home when the accident oc-
Cured. My leg is doing we'll under DR..
CampbelPs treatment, at this writing.
MYRON ANNIs, JR.
LolceU, March 3.
South Albany.
Willis Bliss recently lost his only
horse.
Thomas Patterson came home from
Lowell a few days ago with two fin
gers badly cut on circular saw.
The report that a Frenchman at
work for Mr. Rowell had the small
pOX is not true. He had been in
Canada, and broke ont with a rash,
was all the foundation there was to it.
Elias Miles and Theodore Wright
had couple Of hounds on a fox
track in Hardwick, where some mis-
cradle wretch caught them and cut
their ears nearly off. Such rascality
ought to be punished.
Barton.
See new ads. of G.. f. Perclval, and
Ellis & Bean.
Meeting of fire engine company to-
night at ~ o'clock.
Mr.. Mossman is getting along
well from his broken limb.
The editor is getting better, but is
not quite able to be out of doors.
Henry A. Glazier has moved on to
the w. FL. Martin place, which he
takes on shares.
Our new druggist arrived last Fri
day-9H pounds. For further par
ticulars inquire Of Horace Pierce.
J. X. Johnson wishes to sell OF
rent his farm near Sheffield square
stock and tools with same if desired
A nice muff was left at Ellis
Beams store about ten days ago
which the owner can have by calling
A long thaw with rain spoiled the
shedding again last week, and tht
prospect of more is not very good
1t has been a very bad winter TO
lumOermen and teamsters.
Town meeting tomorrow. A.
this is the quadrennial appraisal year
it is very important that a goot
board of listers be chosen. Tn
town clerk question will be stirred
some.
The old-time advertising firm O
S. M. Pettengill & Co., New York
burnt out in the great fire of Jan. 81
is re-estabIished at 268 Broadway
with every facility for the transactio
of such business as belongs to thei
calling.
The family of William Graves,
use the expression of one acquainte
with the circumstances, is in ''de
plorable condition" Mr.. Graves
in very feeble state of health, VII
lie is confined to the bed with rheu
matism and requires much care an
labor, while Mrs. Graves is worn on
with labor and watching. Can tn
neighbors assist them?
Clara Drew, who has been fai
ing from the consumption for til
last year, died on Wednesday las
She was young lady greatly e'
teemed, and leaves a large numbt
of mourning friends. Mr.. Drew
people have the sympathy of al
the funeral was attended on Frida,
large number attending. Rev. NJ
Wheeler conducted the services.
Barton Landing.
-Four persons were baptized in Il
river near the depot yesterday afte
noon.
w. L. Barows has returned, al
is now ready to attend auction sal
for any who desire his services.
An able bodied young man W
taken from this village to Irasbur.
jail last Tuesday, because he couldI
pay d otOlC uSDt vi dDOuU gu.
Over fifty couples attended t
party at the Valley House last Satt
day evening. Jack has got you
son which will be one week old /
morrow.
There will be select readings
Miss Winifred Woodbury., of Isla
Pond, and humorous recitations
Master Alfred Woodbury., at
Congregational church, Wednesd
evening March 8. Miss Woodbu
is well recommended and it is
lleyed that an evening can be pro