Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-13

E. H. Town has taken Mrs. Jen-
ness place.
Alonzo Martin has moved into
Mrs. Hunts house.
Abel Shedd Of Lowell is moving
into his residence in this village.
Some of our farmers are using
Atlas powder to blow up stumps. 1t
lifts them right out.
John Donahue dislocated the met
acarpaI bone (this is what DR.. Camp
bell called it) of his hand recently.
Mr.. Young, harness maker, has
bought the Jonathan Billiard place
for 500; will teke possession the
first of December.
The cemetery association has made
great Improvements in the village
cemetery, and the example set by
this organization might be copied in
other localities to the benefit of other
burial places.
NJ. B. Chafey's store was broken
into last Thursday night; the en-
trance was made through a window
by breaking pane of glass. Goods
with postage stamps and cash from
the postoffice were taken to the
amount of about S75. The burglars
used matches quite freely, large
quantity, partly burned, were found
scattered about the store. It is
wonder the store was not burned.
East Albany.
Jennie Webster's school was a
profitable one.
Much sickness has prevailed in
this vicinity the present season.
Among those who are now sick are
Wallace Stiles and Ida Sawyer, both
of fever; Edwin Keith is just get
ting up from the same disease.
Barton.
The political cyclone did not dis
turb the weather.
G. L. S. G. (science class) meets
at Congregational vestry this Monday
evening at TX o'clock.
The Methodist ladies' society
meets with Mr.. Brigham Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Gay will close roll carding at
his shop Dec. LIST. He will card old
cotton batting at the close.
C. w. Preston has new ad. this
week, which can be read to advan-
tage by those seeking goods in his
line.
Our democratic friends in town
took the result of the victory of their
party with becoming grace. The
Butler pill is not sugar-coated in this
part of the country.
The MONITOR will club with all
leading periodicals., and we offer all
our patrons opportunity to obtain
periodicals at lowest club rates with
this paper. Our club list appears
to-day.
The village schools, fall term, clos
ced last week the rhetorical exercises
and examinations showed good pro.
sgress and a profitable term. We
have seldom known term where il
all the departments there has beer
so good results.
John Martin, son of w. H. Mar
tin, is rapidly running down will
the lung disease which has afflicted
him for the past two years. He il
considerably deranged and in tina
state which often precedes immedi
ate dissolution.
Will our village school committe,
examine the primary school, when i
starts up again, and see if the SAM
tary conditions would not be improv
ed by furnishing certain famil,
with gallon of soft soap and
pound of chloride of lime?
The Barton MONITOR is out SQUARED
for making habitual drunkenness a caus
for divorce. Blake evidently wants th
wife OF every editor in the State able t
obtain divorce Clipper.
Yes, every one who has drunke
husband, much as it would pain u
to hear of an increased number G
divorces in Chittenden county.
Harris d. Flanders is in a feebl
condition of health from disease {
the heart. Mrs. Flanders wishes t
inform those seeking good tenement
in this place, that her large and col
venlent tenement IN her new hous
lately occupied by Mr.. Miles, will
let on application also another small
er tenement in the same house.
The week of prayer for your
men, as recommended by the Y. \
c. A, will be observed by a dai
prayer-meeting of half an hour, eac
evening of this week in the Congr
gational vestry at 7.30 p. M, exec
this (Monday) evening when t
hour will be changed to o'cloc
All cordially invited.
Mr. Murkland at his foundry
getting out some mammoth stow
and furnaces this fall. He has Sc
four furnaces to Irasburgh villae