Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07


earth over and is satisfied that this lake
is the most beautiful one on it? And
is it known that Georgcville, not very
fascinating village situated on these
shores was named after the first male
child born there, VIZ. George Copp?
But perhaps Mr. Editor, only a few re-
ally know that this is one of the most
enchanting, beautiful, and grand sheets
of water in the world. 1t reminds one
much of Loeb Lomand in Scotland which
is world renowned for it's impressiveness.
Loeb Lomand is about half as wide as
this, and about half the length, bringing
its abruptly rising hills,nearer together:
and producing if possible more en-
chanting scenery and yet [ think scarce
ly as grand.
At the wharf in Newport again
What does it all mean? Our whole par,
ty following tall man with dark beard,
and his lady. Thought I to myself,
surely there can be no political scheme
in this. 1t can't be that l am taken for
Mr.. Greeley and my wife for Mrs. Gree
ley, Perhaps this man has taken us for
foreign embassy and is jealous Of the
honor eff entertaining us.
All of sudden and we were seated
costly in Mr. & Mrs Us parlor and they
seemed so delighted to see us. Well,
said [ again to mysely, surely their
courage will fail when we get at table j;
but not bit of it.
'stll gladder they grew
| As with the smoking tea we all went through
While at table some one asked, when
shall we meet again % All +! l suppose
never in all time. We may in memory
look back upon the scene,--the lake
bordered with the fiery splendors of the
autumn leaf, few of which we beheld
floating unconsciously upon the curling
waters,-We may see the waves throw
ing their foamy crowns at the rocky feet
of the old mountains, and those little is
lands which to us seemed but tufts of TO-
liage planted in vases of stone by the
Almighty.
But we will likely, not meet again
until in a cline where no scar leaf shall
fall. We gather to offer praise to the
One whose hand formed out these lakes
and covered the bordering hills.
7vr ~ VA - ,as gIsooaNITo. >.
? BARTON LAND1NG.-Edmund Drew
lost a valuable young cow few day:
since by getting cast in yard of He
, man Churchill where she had been placed
The box factory of Messrs Austin
Joslyn, and Parker is running night ant
day to keep up with the demand fo
7 boxes
2O,246 feet of boards were dressed OIL
one side in the planer of Grandy, Skin
e ner and Parker on the 18th inst.
: Abraham Laboy was, fined S. and cost
for drunkenness on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Howard recently had a move
tenant in her cellar and called on F. A
Spafford to procure his removal.
plank was placed from the cellar bottom
to the window, sprinkled with ashes t.
indicate the result of the plan, whicl
) next morning had tracks both way
showing the exit and entrance of sail
tenant. Next morning, after council
a forcible expulsion was deemed advisa
BILE. He was therefore cautiously ap
preached, seized by the narrative.
carried to high bank near the house
thrown high in air, and gravity finished
the job. The rent was unpaid.
, An accident happened to a freigh
train last Saturday in which four car
were thrown from the track.
- ~ FOCOVENTRT.E Y r.
The Rev. Mr.. Cushing, of East Burke
: will deliver a temperance lecture in thi
place on Wednesday evening. Oct g.
| A spring of water in the cellar of l
n Ordway has recently become so impree
f mated with some mineral substance a
: to render it.unft for use. a,4..sa 's
!, We hear of one man in this town VIII
s planted ID acres of potatoes, and the
}. have rotted so badly that they will /
T. left in the ground, undug.
h Other items left over.
CRAFz,SBURY.
! Charles C, Doty Esq. tenders h
: thanks to his neighbors and friends fl
their kindness toward him during h
! illness in securing his crops and man
= other favors.
,e Jay Butler has bought the premis
1t formerly owned by J. Forsyth situate
ID at the Mill village for which he pa,
! $500
rs John McDaniels has divided his far
H. and sold to L. Cochran and others, al
b. contemplates making Lawrence Mas
he his future home. BY Mr. and Mrs. NJ
J., Daniels leaving, Craftsbury loses
D. good citizen and the NJ. +. Church
II. faithful and beloved brother and :. siste
re The fall term ofsthe academy in tn
es place, commenced three weeks ago, wi
a unusually good prospects. Over II