Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-07-07
LOCAL NE WIS.

|SreaLly neeueu.
The Boston Journal announces the
Heath of B. F. Rix, so well known
in these parts.
II III. o. Whi:cher has just received
another car load of horse rakes which
he offers for sale, cheap.
We intended to have given the re-
y bort of the text book committee this
week, but had little too much cele-
n bration and overlooked it.
4 The town committee men should
read carefully the call for the Dis
trict convention, and see that their
caucuses are properly called on the
II 9TH inst.
If you are looking for second
hand moving machine and want to
purchase q Clipper, used only one
year and in perfect order, inquire at
this office.
w. l. Robinson cut twenty two
horse loads of hay from eight acres of
ground, getting it all into the barn in
Dune. The second crop will be heavy,
probably enough to make total of
twenty tons on the eight acres.
By the burning of car near Nor
risville, on Friday morning on
D'Brien s circus railroad train, five
BIZ his trained horses were badly |
burned. They are here to-day but
OF in a condition to be used in the
ling.
We are panied to hear of the death
bf Rev. Daniel Lewis, which occur
Jed at Hardwick on Saturday. He
ad rallied somewhat from the terri
BILE shock that he suffered at Newport |
year ago last winter, but of late
as been failing. His funeral is held |
X p-day.
We have been solicited to take
he labor of attending to the ''Fresh
Air Children" matter for this section,
ut have not time to attend to it.
|, however, there are any in this
pwn or vicinity who wish to take
pine of these children, we will see
bat they have them. The matter
hould be attended to soon.
a Mr.. Richardson of the Crystal
lake House, will put on his stage to
I'M to Willoughby Lake tomorrow
lorning. 1t will start from here on
he arrival of the New York train,
nd return in season for the up mail
rain. The fare from here to the
AXE House, including boat fare and
eturn will be only 500. The price
such that everybody will wish to
ike the trip. Business is lively at
ne Lake now. .Hs .u.
ALBANY.
j. G. Dow is moving into his new
puse which he has nicely fitted.
.Children's Day services at the M.
church passed very pleasantly.
The Delano Bros. are remodeling
eir barn and intend to have q good
be.
Luther Dow hes improved the looks
his house very much with bay win
bws, paint, etc.
Roscoe Cowles and Sadie Andrews
ere each partially sunstruck last
pesday. Both seem better now.
Mrs. Uriah Dingman, who has
en- a sufferer for the past year and
half, is very low. Her weight that
as once 165 pounds is now only
pounds.
School in district No. taught by
nnie L. Stone Closed June %.
lumber of scholars 13, average III,
ose having neither absent or tardy
arks were, Merton Vance, Ida Long,
lnah Skinner, Winnie Wells and
ctor Hunter. Helen Wells absent
ly II days.
asst Albany.
Charles Wright has taken the farm,
cently occupied by Luther Dow, for
rec years.
"A picnic was held in the Samuel
Ills grove the 4th, at which large
hber of friends, neighbors and city
itors were present. The meeting
5 much enjoyed.
IrtOn Landing.
he Ladies' Aid society meet with
|&is. l.. w. Hildreth next Thursday
ernoon. All invited.
Children's Day exercises at the M.
church yesterday. In the absence
Mr.. Dodd from illness, Miss An
tie j. Shaw, who is spending a
" days here, kindly volunteered to
dress the children. Her remarks
re very appropriate and well re-
we'd.
About two thousand people attend
the celebration here on the Fourth,
d noticeable feature was the alb
pee of that boisterous and disagree
lie demonstration which comes OF
use of liquor. The parade of the
Bamuffins was good, and provoked
len laughter. The Bloomington
Tome Guards showed that in the
iplng times of peace" the
martial spirit is easily kindled
e company contributed much t.
patriotism Of the day the drill
department were excellent. TIL,
IN corps attending furnished
t stirring, martial music that re
ed the memories and the shirt n