Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-24

] "do HOG severe, ana out IlCCle was
thought of it until Saturday last when
the symptoms grew alarming, and on
tuesday evening he died of lock-jaw
having suffered the most excruciat
ing agony for three days. The ply
slclans and others who attended him
say they never saw such distress as
the poor boy was in, and nothing but
chloroform would relieve him in the
least His spasmodic agony was
more like that of hydrophobia than
anything else that is described. Cd
edonidn.
St j ohnsbury.
Lawyer Belden is still at the sea
side in quest of better health.
Several of our working politicians
were securing about in the interests
of the candidate of "eminent fit
ness" last week.
Prof. III. I. Fuller has had call
to take charge of an educational in
stitution at Worcester, Mass, at
salary of $500 year, and he is con-
considering the expediency Of accept
ing the offer.
sheffield.
James Abbott got a severe kick
on his face, July 16, by his horse.
Next Methodist sociable will be
held at Mrs. G. B. Simpsons, Fri
day afternoon and evening.
I'll. w. Buchanan and III. P. King
are chosen delegates to the republi-
can district convention at Montpelier.
Camp meeting John Allen preach
ed at the Methodist church last Fri
day. For man of his age, he has
great ability and energy.
The school in district No. 3 closed
last Friday with oral exercises, which
did credit to the scholars and teach
er, Miss Lorraine Simpson.
Lyndonville.
The Union Temperance Camp
Meeting Association of Vermont,
holds it's fourth annual assembly at
Lyndonville, August l. 2 3. The
following eminent speakers will give
addresses on the occasion: Hon. |
Neal Dow, Portland, Me-. Rev. A.
J. Gordon, d. d. Boston Rev. A. |
A. Miner, d. d. Boston; Rev. B.
X. Pierce, D. d. Boston; Rev. G..
W. Gushing, d. D. Bradford, Pa.
Rev. Hugh Montgomery, Norwich,
Conn. Rev. Merritt Hubbard, Bur-
lington Rev. B. NJ. Tillotson, st. |
Johnsbury; Rev. E. w. Culver, St.
Johnsbury; Rev. F. B. Phelps, st.
Johnsbury; Rev. I. P. Frost, Brad
ford. The meeting will commence
at / a. IN. on Tuesday, August /,
followed by sessions, at 2 and p.
m. and on Wednesday and Thursday
with sessions at 10 a. M, 2 and ID.
M, interspersed with social and bus
mess meetings as circumstances may
call for. 1t will be the aim of the
managers to give the meeting a posi-
tive Christian tone, and they ask the
churches and clergy to attend and
aid in the purpose. Popular excur-
sion rates have been arranged on the
Passumpsic, st. Johnsbury and Lake
Champlain and Montpelier and Wells
River railroads, including a grand
Sunday-school excursion on August
I'd. Full information concerning
rates of fare may be obtained at sta
lions on the above roads. Return
checks will be furnished on all other
railroads in the state. Parties at
tending the assembly may obtain
board and lodging at LyndonviIle for
Sl.OO per day, OF find facilities for
self boarding on the campground if
desired. Information may be OBJ
tanned of B. G. Morrison, Lyndon
vile. On Wednesday there will be
children's grand mass meeting with
addresses from DR.. Pierce of Boston,
and DR.. Gushing of Pennsylvania.
Pcachan1.
Nettie Hendry from Albany, N.
Y, is in town.
Charles Sargent has got house
full of city boarders.
Miss Nellie NJ. Harvey has cac-
tus in blossom which is pure white
and is four inches in diameter.
Sutton
Dr.. Allen of White River Junction,
assisted by Drs. Skinner and Colby,
performed surgical operation upon
Willie Campbell, who accidnntly
shot himself few weeks ago, TAX
ing off piece of bone from the right
clavical an inch and one-half in
length.
Selim Doyle and wife who live on
the Roswell Leach place, were both
fifty years old the 18th of July,
so their friends to the number of
about sixty, gave them a complete
surprise, leaving an easy chair, a
nice dress. pattern and numerous 9TH
er presents as token of their es-
TEEN. 1t was an occasion greatly
enjoyed by all present.
The most satisfactory results may be secured in
using butchers Extract Roots by bottlng or putting
in jugs after it has fairly got to working Tie in the
corks. In few hours it win open with "pop" equal
to any champagne. and you will have the best drink
that passed your lips. Some use sugar instead of
syrup or moasses as being better flavor. With
either you will get healthy sparkling, nvigoratlng
delightful beverage. Hundreds using it with the
most satisfactory results Dealers supplied goods de-
vered at any express Office in the state Frederick
butcher, st. Adams, Vt.
Boston Wholesale Produce Market,
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