Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-04

ALBANY.

high.
1. L. Sanders is suffering from a
bad foot, the result of fractions
corn.
Barton.
Tomato plants at the MONITOR
office.
Henry Gay has started his carding
machine.
Strawberry festival at Congrega-
tional vestry Wednesday evening of
this week.
The weather has averaged cold the
past week, but the heavy rains have
given the grass an excellent start.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
f. church meets with Mrs. j. N.
Smith on Wednesday; all invited.
Rev. Mr.. Moore of Massachusetts,
preached at the Congregational
church yesterday, and will remain
here over next Sabbath.
Mrs Thomas has received new
goods and has the largest stock of
the season; she proposes now to close
out her spring stock at reduced prices.
1t was stated in our last that DR..
Prime came from Mansonville to this
place; we learn that he has been in
practice in Knowlton, not Manson
vile.
1t is reported that quite large
number of clergymen have signifed
a desire to candidate for the vacant
passionate in the Congregational
church in this place.
c.. Robinson, the veteran fruit tree
peddler, has distributed large num-
Der of trees in this vicinity the pres
ent season. Almost everybody has
his courage up again on fruit and is
planting trees.
Our friend Myron Joslyn writes US
that he is in company with Geo. F.
kellogg in the purchase of the noted
medicine, "Vegetine.' Mr.. Joslyn,
who is good judge, has unbounded
faith in the medicine.
Mrs. Julius Rice met with bad
accident last week by getting fall
in the dooryard over croquet wicket.
She fell upon her shoulder with such
force as to dislocate joint or break
some of the bones. She has suffered
extremely from the injury.
The second Sunday in June is the
day observed by the M. E. church
for Floral exercises. The same will
be observed here by suitable exercis-
es, decorations, etc. All invited to
contribute flowers and to attend. Ser
vices commence at II a. m.
A son of Alexander Trip has re-
Gently been afflicted with some diff
Guilty which threatens to result in
permanent insanity. He is insane
considerable portion of the time, but
has his sane moments. He is pale
and weak, and is evidently suffering
from some severe ailment
Section 1905 of the Revised Laws
of Vermont reads: ga person who,
after notice thereof, shall knowingly
suffer his hens, geese OF ducks to 90
upon the lands or premises of another
shall be fined not less than two dol
lars OF more than ten dollars" A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Mason Post, G.. A. r., which held
memorial services at Glover last
Wednesday, visited this place later
in the afternoon and held brief ser
vices, while the soldiers graves, both
of the warof 1912 and of the rebellion,
were decorated by flags and flowers.
There was singing, prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Brigham, and brief addresses.
Quite large number gathered at the
cemetery.
A little daughter of Edwin Pierce,
about seven years of age, died on
Friday morning, having been sick
but a few hours. She attended
school on Thursday, was i'll in the
afternoon and carried home. She
grew worse rapidly and died early
the next morning. The disease is
supposed to have been congestion of
the lungs. Funeral services yester-
day, Rev. Mr.. Brigham attending.
Capt. James X. Gilman of Derby
Line has gone to st. Leon Springs,
where he opened his new house June
1st. Those who have visited these
springs since he took the management
of the hotel are pleased to speak of
his management as being all that can
be desired. Reasonable prices, good
board and beds, and courteous treat
ment make the place desirable. The
merit of the waters as a curative
agent is well understood by all who
have visited the place. They can be
specially recommended for sciatica OF
rheumatic troubles.
The Express office has been moved
from the Scott store building to the
depot Since G. A. Robinson wen
away Mr.. Scott has done the express
business to the general acceptance o.
the people, as he has been accommo
dating and has delivered the pack
ages belonging to parties in this vi
ciniy. The change is made, we un
derstand, by earnest solicitation O