Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-02-13
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
|. d. R. COLLINS, of Barton.
LOCAL NEW S.
ALBANY.

has been sick long time, passed
away Saturday, Feb. 4.
There was large number at Rev.
Brigham's donation visit last Thurs
day evening, and the occasion was
very highly enjoyed to the tune OF
$50, net.
John Waters, we learn, is making
preparations to build new house.
He built large and commodious barn
two or three years ago. These things
seem to indicate prosperity.
East Albany.
S. H. Smalley and wife have lately
returned from Indiana, where they
have been spending several months
with friends. Glad to welcome them
back again.
L. L. Sanborn has just got home
from Worcester, Mass, and reports
snow storm the last day of January
which fell % inches, roads impassa-
BILE, they say the most snow they
have had there for forty years.
Barton
Lots of valentines at Grows.
Nobody is wishing for more snow.
Charley Blake recently cut a bad
cash in his foot with an ak.
Harley H. Graves has moved on to
the place bought of Mrs. Hiram Cass
near the Cass school house.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Society meets
with Mrs. William Collision on We'd
nesday afternoon next. All invited.
Chas. J. Ufford wishes the Nom
TOR to say: Please bring home my
biting harness, want to use it.
H. G. Dudley has sold his big oxen
to HI Ingerson for $3.50. They were
probably the largest pair of cattle il
town.
E. L. Emery, principal of the
high school in this village, who has
been studying law with F. w. Bald
win, was admitted to the bar on Sat
urday last.
The M. E. church and Sunday
school acknowledged a generous gift
from Miss Clara Drew, for the pur
chase of additional books for the
library, by public vote of thanks.
Austin Mossman's hurt from his
fall proved to have injured him seri
ously and is liable to lay him up SOM
time. He has seemed to have NOR
than his share of misfortunes of late
j. n. Smith has put up very larg
stock of excellent ice for his custom
ers in this village, and will deliver ic
in Glover village, during the season
if customers sufficient to make tn
business profitable can be obtained.
Read advertisement Of Husband
mans Fire Insurance Co. This is
company which insures farm proper
ty only and farmers will find it t
their advantage to investigate til
matter. Mr.. Bell is well known t
us and we take pleasure in sayin
that we consider him perfectly rel
able.
See O. D. Owens big advertise
ment. For some years Mr.. Owe
has made large purchases of line
goods at this season Of the year, an
has had his ''linen Sales" which hay
been largely patronized. 1t is a GOO
place and time to buy these gooC
when they can be got at very 10
figures.
1t will be seen by reference to a
other column that Fred L. Avert
for sometime a resident of this V
lage, has committed matrimon
Fred is now in Lowell, Mass, whe
he has got a good position as an or
amental painter, for which he has
decided talent. His marriage occ
sion was made quite an affair by /
and the brides friends. Congratul
tions.
AS we went to press last week '
learned that Benz. Mossman had 81
fered fracture of his right leg, ne
the ankle, both bones being broke
while one of them was forced co
siderable distance out through t
flesh; the foot was nearly invert
and the hurt was about as bad as
could be. Drs. j. F. and R.
Skinner worked on the limb sever
hours, and by patient and skillt
manipulation succeeded in getti
the bones into their proper place
During the week the limb was BAG
swollen and very painful, but is no
apparently, doing as well as pos
bic, the nature of the injury cons
cred.
AS the Grout Guards are to q
an entertainment at the Opera HOu
on Saturday evening of this wee
that the people in this vicinity N
get an understanding of the pie
played, and the characters represe
ed, we copy the following from
Palladium:
DoN CESAR DE BAzAN The D
presented Saturday evening, for
benefit of the Grout Guards. was ,
of the best ever produced in t
place. The play was prefaced
the reading of scene from Haml
and "Hans Breitmann's party
Mr.. O. $. Dorman. Under the
cellent direction of Mr.. Dorman