Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-08-03

profit on the sale of liquor must be
q small matter, at most, and it
seems that respectable corporation
who merit just criticism by this act,
would be willing to shut down a bar
if the attention of the road officials was
called to the matter.
1t is reported that more than TWEEN
ty people from Orleans and Caledo-
MIA counties are at Caledonia Springs,
Ontario. The Caledonian had the
following to say of the Springs in
recent article:
caledonia Springs are in the
township of Caledonia, Province of
Ontario, four hours ride up the OF
tawa river from Montreal. These
springs are noted for the valuable
medicinal qualities of their waters,
more especially in rheumatic affec-
tons, although there is abundant evil
dence as to their value in affections
of the liver and kidneys. These wa
tiers do not cure all cases of rheuma-
tism, but they do cure so many that
their remedial effects rank with the
hot springs of Arkansas.
The wa tiers of Caledonia are both
saline and sulphur. They are taken
hot; the former internally, and latter
externally, and both eternally. That
is to say, they are absorbed in large
quantities and with much frequency
in fact there is little else to do at
the springs, and if there was there
would be little time in which to do 1t,
as ones time is fully occupied by
swhat he is there for
To get the best effects of these wa
tiers, one should remain at the springs
two or three weeks, and should be
faithful and intelligent in the use of
the waters. There are usually physi-
clans, and always some one, who can
put one on the right track at once"
There will be Memorial services on
Saturday at 2 o'clock p. III. at Cong.
church in this village. Saturday is
the day of the great national funeral
of Gen. Grant, and in compliance
with the Proclamations of President
Cleveland and Gov. Pingree, and in
accord with what seems to be a gen.
eral desire of the people, arrange
ments will be made for suitable exer-
cises. There will be singing, speak
ing, etc. The places of business in
the village will be closed, suitable
emblems of mourning will be dis
played, and the house decorated in
keeping with the occasion. Contri-
buttons of flowers and floral emblems
are solicited and people are invited to
carry them to the church at 10 o'clock
a. M, Saturday. Commander Nye
of the G.. A. r. Post requests all
members to meet at the hall in this
village at 80 o'clock, sharp, on the
day of the funeral to take part in the
exercises. 1t ought not to be neces-
sary to invite the people of the town
to participate in these solemn exer-
cises. All patriot citizens ought to
feel it a sacred duty to show respect
to the great hero, states man and hon
ored citizen by spending an hour on
this memorial occasion.
The following facts relative to the
fall term of Orleans County court,
etc. are gathered from the new bal
docket just published by E. H.
Webster: There are thirty-four law
yers in the county, as follows: j. c.
Burke, Albany w. W. Grout, W.
W. Miles, w. I. Robinson, F. w.
Baldwin and j. L. Carr, Barton O.
H. Austin, B. F. D. Carpenter, Bar.
ton Landing; Nelson Rand, Crafts
bury; N. T. Sheafe, G. o. Brigham,
John G.. Foster, Derby Line; A. S.
Bates, Josiah Grout, j. w. Erwin,
Derby; w. D. Tyler, L. H. Thomp.
son, Irasburgh; W. d. Crane, F.
E. Alfred, j. l.. Edwards, J. E.
Dickerman, John Young T. Grout,
G. A. Prouty, E. A. Stewart, New
port H. G. Wilson, j. S. Dorman,
W. R. Rowell, j. L. Lewis, F. H.
Rand, No. Troy. Hon. Jonathan
Ross, of st. Johnsbury, Hon. A. P,
Dutton of Craftsbury, Hon. j. G,
Oliver of Charleston, judges. H. B
Cushman clerk, L. d. Miles.
sheriff, c. A. Prouty, States attor.
ney, L. H. Thompson, treasurer
The deputy sheriffs in the county
are, Geo. A. Bill, Albany; G.. W,
Jenness, G. B. Whitney, Barton A.
c. Parke, Barton Landing; L. w
Stevens, B. F. Hamilton, Charles.
ton; I. T. Patterson, H. Z. Harri.
man, Craftsbury; E. A. Norton,
James Dow, G. A. Whitney, Clio
yer; L. A. Jackson, P. G.. Salmon
Greensboro; E. w. Powell, Iras-
burgh; A. G. Bowley, Newport
VIM. H. Rand, Troy; w. w. Wake.
field, d. E. Wright, Westfeld; A.
W. Lyon, Westmore. The fall term
of the court convenes Sept. I'd. The
last day of writ service, Aug. FL
The number of jury cases, 112
chancery cases, II. There are nine
divorce cases, several liquor cases
and large number that have been
hanging in court for years. This is
grand jury term and considerable
business is liable to grow out OF
the work of this preliminary "higt
court
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