Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-28
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BROWNINGTON.
The-sickness, among horses, which
has spread throughout the country, pre-
walls to some extent in this town, but
no case has yet proved fatal.
Rev. Aaron Ball of Bradford, former !.
ly of Bloomington is stopping a few
days among his former parishioners. He
has. been greatly afflicted by 1.-The Tdeath
of dearly loved wife, and among the
many friends of the departed, will re-
ceive the most heartfelt sympathy.
COVEN7RT.
Large numbers of horses in and about
this place are sick with the epidemic
now prevailing throughout the country.
All of Geo. Walworth's horses, six in
number are now sick with it.
The Newport Cornet Band gave a
concert at this place on Friday evening
which was quite musical treat.
On Monday evening the people of
this place were startled by an alarm of
fire which proved to be only the burning
out of a chimney at the starch factory of
G. Burbank.
The winter term of school at the Cen
ter commenced to-day and is taught by
Miss Lucy Peabody.
CRAFTSBURY. =
Miss L. E. Pearson has just returned
from Market with fine assortment of
millinery goods n w " =
Mill Company is getting in large guam
titles of lumber and preparing to do a
big business this winter.
F. K. Powell & Son, have just got in
a larger stock of new good than they
have ever had before. Just 60 in and
look at them. Powell & Son know how
to treat folks with civility, and sell
goods cheap, also.
The Hon. W. H. McAlister of St. AL
bans, addressed the Grant and Wilson
club on the 18th inst. and made the
Republican path SO plain that 1.-The way
faring man, though a Democrat need
not err therein 40 NTKC.N
Mr.. R. Wilson has bought the prem
Uses formerly occupied by Mr.. Under
wood at the Mill Village, for which he
pays $500.
Mr. Eli Fisher met with an accident
on the 10th inst. by which his leg was
broken below the knee. Dr., Q. A. Be-
mis- was called and properly cared for
the limb and he is now doing WELL
DR.. Davis of Holyoke Mass. bought
of the Hon. w. J. Hastings, his resi-
: dence in the village. DIR. Davis is a
i former resident of Craftsbury. For the
: last three years he has been stopping in
Holyoke where he has done large bus
II mess in his profession.sbutS in lconse
T. quence of the failing health of his family
e he again takes his abode among the hill
1t of Vermont, hoping the change will b.
T. beneficial to his companion. His for
N mer success in his medical profession
5 was such that we hail his return will
ie delight. .r...u f........ 49,.
Mr.. N. H. Kinney and wife have re
:. turned from Western tour, accompan
] led with his brother David Kinney VIII
has been in the Western country eight
cen years-in Nebraska fourteen. MI
We Kinney returns to his native land wher
So many friends are anxiously waiting
r extend to him a friendlyhand, especial
lie his father and mother who for man
er years have anxiously waited the retur
x of their son. Mr.. Kinney is a success
no full farmer and has made his pile an
m' has done it by farming which goes
ne prove that farming will pay even in N
o. braska. He reports crops good; gel
IN eral time of health, and everythir
'ln fourishing except Greeleyism which h
'"' lost its charm.
GLOVER.
MT. Two women are around getting goo
re, charged to O. French & Son. Look o
raw for them
18th r Mrs Radls.will speak, here again ne
me Sunday +; and by request of a number
VS. gentlemen from Barton village, she W
'ev- speak from subject given her in VIZ
Fri ing after she takes the desk.
the Mr.. Holtham has recently added q
at acre lot to his little farm The la
the was purchased of Ethan Foster.
JIM A. c. & T. Phillips are, entitled
n'e Sl9 in premiums on stock taken to
!, county fair.
The church at West Glover has a I
TIL bell, present from SIR. Z. Q. Rand
th.t the enterprising merchant of the plat
af- Mr. Benz Smith of New York dc
ONE cred two very interesting addresses
trial this place, on Saturday eve., at the t.
thew hall, on temperance. The lecture W;
thew mastery effort proving the speaker
bing be familiar with his subject. Mr.. Smi
the theological address Sabbath 2. NJ.
arm also good, rejecting much credit on
,iven speaker.