Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-28

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and in some cases chills and reluctance.
to eat.
Mr. Frank Mcclellan has just returned /
from Boston with a fresh lot of goods. |
He has very large stock of ready-made
clothing. Frank is an obliging fellow;
always good natured; never out Of pa
tience because you don't always pur-
chase. He sells his goods as low as the
times will admit. and treats all alike.
GRANBK.
U. M. Shores has taken Mrs. Z. A.
Carpenters farm for the following year.
A very instructive lecture on agricul- 4
ture was addressed to the people of Gran
by by Rev. S. R. Hall on the eve of the
10Th. By general request of the audi
ence another was appointed on the fol-
lowing Wednesday. We hope for con-
tinuanGea srf+EE dol. IA
An interesting address was given on
Monday evening, by Rev. R. J. NJ,
Grant on the political items Of the day.
1t was thoroughly Republican, all SEEM
ed pleased.
|, - ,H4R'DllWIICK,
The Reporter gives the following:
Last Saturday week man calling him.
self Dr. Beard, was arrested in Hard
wick on charge of obtaining money
under false pretences. He professed to
be doctor, and pretended to cure all
complaints He went to Mrs. Hooker's,
whose son was most gone with consump-
ton, land has since died,) and by en-
treaty and various representations. over
persuaded her to buy a recipe, or some
medicine, which he assured her would
cure her son, and for, which, she paid him
partly BY note and part in money, to the
amount of SIS or 500 The doctor soon
after sold the note, and Mrs. HI. caused
his arrest, and he was brought before
{ Justice Ii. S. Cook, on warrant in
: behalf of the state, who put the respon-
f dent under 5000 bonds for appearance
at the county court. Failing to obtain
bail, he was taken to St. Johnsbury Jail
Y IRASBURGH. s
Horse distemper prevailing.
II - Ghas.sP. Allen Isl now in Virginia
where he intends to spend a few months
: for the benefit of his health.
The latest, and eighth wonder, is thu
zeal with which certain Newport phi
lanthropists are laboring to remove til
county seat to BARTON.
There has been twenty days that i
has rained some, more or less, from tn,
: :, Goth of September to the Goth of Octo
Der.
II Tuesday evening, Oct. 22d, Mr.. Benz
Smith delivered q lecture upon Temper
ance at the NJ E. Church. The attend
ance was very meagre. The lecture wa
fair one. The lecturer dwelt princi
pally upon the subject of a license law
;, and showed himself better posted in re
gard to the liquor law of England, an
other states than the liquor laws of thi
u state.
:. Some time ago, Tom Crowley Will
- intoxicated, entered the house of hi
brother, John Crowley, with whom b
III had had some difficulty, and after som
do hard words, he knocked John down an
" struck him after he was down. On ii
VI following day warrant for Toms a
rest was put into the hands of Constab
mt S. W. Allen, whereupon Tom, heedir
81 poor advice, 'skedaddled On IL
18th inst Tom came to the conclusit
he that it didn't pay to play hide and see
IN and gave himself up to Allen. He W
is then taken before Justice, Samuel !
Sc Howard, and pleading guilty was flint
lly SIS and costs making in all s2l,S
lis This was an aggravated case and h
be met punishment it richly deserved.
JAY.
~ A. R. & L. H Percy have rented the
farm for one year to A. Chase.
Chester Hovey can go to the head
IT, the potato class. He brings forward
al- early rose potato which tips the sea
, VI, at 4 1-2 pounds. We think it is usel'
. to say.who can beat this"
.b While BgSM. Chase was sLingli
- his house, assisted by Joseph Tatro,
Nv upper staging gave way, sweeping eve
- thing as it went down. Chase fetch
up across the edge of a board quite b
-. ly bruised, and says if being astride
- fence is like that, he does not think
- cares to try it, even if he should tip
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up with his head run into a wheelt
g.: row, coming out very sore and lame.
has The agitation of the removal of
county buildings has been sharp.
the first place papers we're circulated
the removal, which 80 or more sigr
oods but day or two of candid thou
out showed them their error, and now al
80 have. signed a ,remonstrance aga
next it, withdrawing their former acts.
n OF LOWELL.
Will Rev. f. B. Phelps has leave of