Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-02-08

Albany Evening Times, May &c, 1S79.--"Young
Bingham, who appeared in Martin Opera House,
Saturday astonished and delighted all who listened
to him. His performances were such as to receive
universal commentator, and will surely make
reputation for him wherever he goes.
j. p Newman, D. D., of Washington What
Others have labored all through life acquire this
child has caught up by the wayside on the morn OF
that journey.
Rev. Howard Crosby, d. D., L. /. D., of New
York; am of the opinion that our young people
will receive new inspiration and healthy stimulus
in witnessing Master Ralph, from which will ac
crue to them material benefit. He is model spec
linen of ply steal beauty and mental precocity.
Old man Brown and son, who so
unceremoniously left their bed and
board, picked the locks and swung
open the heavy iron doors of New
ports 'snice, new jail a week ago
last Friday night, and walked to the
other side of 40, it seems only jump
ed from the frying pan into the fire.
They were arrested few days after
by the Canadian authorities, at Man
sonville, on some old charge, and
bound over for trial. The officers
were taking them by rail to Sweets
burg Jail, but as they had to pass
through a bit of United States terri
tory on their way, when at Richford,
Uncle Sans officers stepped into the
car, proved property, and took them
by the way of Montgomery Notch Ito
avoid re-entering Canada) to their
old quarters at Newport. How long
they will stay this time we do not
know, but hear that the sold gent
says he will get out again inside of a
week. =
ALBANY.
Mrs. James Field has gone to Bos-
ton to see her mother.
There were five births and three
deaths in the village school district
in 1885.
We hear that Miss Kate Hyde, who
went 10 Cal. last fall, is improving
in health.
Samuel Emery,ln the edge of Eden.
had foot badly damned and two Of
the bones broken, by getting il
caught between load Of logs and 6
standing tree, in consequence of the
sluing of the sled.
There will be lecture at the Cong
church on Tue sday evening of this
week, by Rev. Rufus King of Low
ell /; subject, "The Utility of the Ne
cessity of Toll for Bread Come anC
hear it; it is a good one.
M. B. Chafey has just purchased
very nice horse from party il
Greensboro. which is threatened will
the speed epidemic, and is also as
tonishlng the natives of this wocdel
country with his funny tricks an(
capers. Chafey always has goot
horse or mole.
East Albany.
The Ladies Aid will meet will
Mrs. w ilbur Chamberlin, Feb. II
All invited.
Barton Landin
Thirty-six below zero was the cold
est reported here last Thursday.
Ira Sturtevant lost two sheep las
week by feeding them some frozel
pumpkins.
Dan'l Hunt received few day.
since, back pension of about $500
and an allowance of So per month.
Rev. Mr.. Dodd's children have tn
measles, but not in a severe form
Also the same disease at Mr.. Earle,
Goodnough's.
The schools in this district viii
close this week. An exhibition will
be given by the school on Frida,
eve at the school-house hall.
A G.. Austin, late of the Cottag
hotel at Newport, is putting hi
house in order by making repair
and generally fixing up his place o.
the "hollow road"
Rev. M. A. Gates gave lectur
or talk Oh Ireland and its people, a
the Cong. church last WEDNESDAY
eve, and we hear it spoken of as in
structive and interesting.
L. d. Wilson has "woodel
hen" or rather monarch incubator
for Matching eggs. Will hold twelv
dozen eggs and will do the work of
dozen setting hens, and will be pu
in operation soon.
The friends of Fred Brown an,
wife, who were recently married
gave them friendly call on Satur
day evening and passed a couple O
hours very pleasantly, some thirty
five or forty being present.
Geo. Gleason, who has had sever
al surgical operations performed o.
his leg to remove a tumor CROWN,
there, had, we think, the sevent
operation on Saturday. His courag
is good yet, but hopes the end o
surgery has arrived in his case.
The 9th lecture of the course wi
be on Thursday evening, Feb. 18th
by James Kay Applebee of Boston
subject, "Hamlet, a Drama of Des
tiny" Mr.. Applebee is qualified t
do justice to this great drama, whlc
he renders with power rarely equal
ed on the stage. Those who hea
him tonight, (Monday) in tn
character of Dickens will not fail t.
hear him again. A speaker VIII
holds an audience for two hours wit
unfagging interest.
Rev. Homer T. Jones, one of our be:
and most intelligent citizens, died hel