Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-08-07

The marriage of Miss BERTHE Evarts
daughter of the ex-secretary of state, tc
Edward Perkins, is announced to take
place Wednesday, at the summer resi-
dence of the brides father at Windsor.
The new pulp mill which is being built
at Readsboro by the Newton brothers OF
Holyoke, Mass, win cost, together will
the construction of the dam, over $780,.
600. About 20 Italians are now employ.
ed there.
While dredging recently the Otter Greek
at Vergennes, some large oak logs were
taken out that are said to have been used
by Commodore Mcdonald while fitting
out his fleet in 1912, just prior to the bat.
tie of Pittsburgh.
The Boston Saturday Eoening Gazette
saws ''One of the most striking turnouts
at Newport this season is that of Mr.. E
Ely-Goddard, who drives three beautiful
Ethan Allen ponies abreast in a four.
wheel dog-cart."
At Williamstown, some ladies had beer
speaking Of earrings, and one of then
turned to little four-year-old girl, in 6
bantering way, and asked her where hel
earrings were. co." she replied, ssthey
amt growed out yet
A recent census bulletin shows that the
once valuable white pine forests of Yer
mont are virtually destroyed. There
was, in 1880, 775, ZOO, 900 feet of available
spruce timber in the state, but 00,00O,
900 feet of that was cut during the cen
sus year.
An unfounded rumor has been in circu
lation that Senator Edmunds intends tx
resign. On account of recent domestic
affection, he will not attend the present
session of congress unless his presence is
imperatively demanded, but he has nc
thought of resignation.
Miss Nina Hull, of Hinesburg, has
shown herself to be young lady of rare
courage. While driving spirited horse
wheel ran off from the carriage, the
horse ran about a quarter of mile
when she succeeded in stopping him un
aided, and without serious damage.
Milo White, who has been nominated
to succeed Congressman Dunnell of Min
nesota, is direct descendant of Peregrint
White, the first child born at the Ply.
mouth colony. His father went from Tx
bridge, Mass, to Vermont, and Milo was
born in Fletcher, Franklin county, Yer
mont, in 1880.
A painful accident occurred at the St
Adams foundry last week. While James
Holloway was working with rod at the
large grindstone, the rod caught and ben
over, entangling his right hand so tha
the third and fourth fingers were tori
completely off, and the other two finger:
and part of the hand were badly lacera
ted.
Harry Banks of Ascutneyville, though
to shoot frog few days since, by put
ting metallic cartridge on a rock, theI
holding the frog in front he exploded thu
cartridge with brick. The operation
was not satisfactory, as the frog wen
unframed, and Harry had to inhale chic
reform and let the doctors cut the bal
from his hand.
Nelson A. Chase of Montpelier, who
died suddenly while riding in his carriage
Saturday, was born at Petersham anC
moved with his father to Vermont wheI
child. He had been q member of thu
legislature, and register and judge O
probate, the former for twenty years
He was also widely known as teacher
and land surveyor.
The Champion Horse Nail Company O.
Wisconsin, whose eastern office is at Rut
land, offer prize of fifty dollars and ;
box of Champion nails for the best hant
turned horse shoe made by any black
smith doing business in the state Thu
award will be made Sept. 1st., and will
be published in state papers on the I'd
and during the following week. TIL,
shoes will be handsomely mounted ant
framed in card, with the winning
shoe in the center, names of makers at
tached, and placed on exhibition at differ
ent fairs and in the company's office il
Rutland. Shoes should be sent, charges
paid, to VIM. r. Dorr, Rutland.
Dyspepsia, fatuency, distress after eating, cramps
and pains. dlarrhea, dysentery. no appetite o.
strength debility and loss Of Sleep demand an imme
date of Sanford's Ginger.
Where appetite's fierce raging fire
Tends human misery to promote
And burning fluids feed desire,
Poured down the incandescent throat
Then Sanfords Ginger quells the blaze.
And craving appetite alays.