Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-03

arrive the DOy was carried over tue Qdln
lust below. where for four or FIVE hum
bred feet the water rushes violently over
rocks and stones. Saturday morning,
when our informant passed that way,
the boy had not been found.
EDEN.
Nine thousand bushels of potatoes
have been taken in at Whites starch
factory,
The Singing Convention will CON-
mence Nov. 4th. continue three days.
and close with a concert. under the d.
rection of Professor Smith. Let there
be full attendance.
GLOVER
Mrs. Emma L. Paul will speak in the
South Church the next four Sundays in
this month.
IRASBURGH.
Charles p Allen has gone South to
spend the winter
H. K. Dewey has moved into the
Dennison house.
William Daniels has sold his three
years old colt which took the I'd premi-
UNI at the county fair. for $500.
At Byron Dewey's auction the 28th
of Oct, cows sold as high as $40 head
Almost everything else sold cheap.
The Good Templars arc to have .
public meeting Nov. 9TH, at which there
will be the installation of the officers Of
the Lodge for the coming quarter. al
are invited to attend
LOWELL.
Lewis Shoefelt is about to take !;
partner in the blacksmithing business
a Mr.. Norton. from Derby, Vt.
The |. O. of G. T.-Mount Norris
Lodge-propose holding public meet
ing Nov. 10Th, commencing at 6 l.:
o'clock, P. NJ. Exercises to consist o
dialogues, declarations, &C., after which
the Cong. Benevolent Society are to hav
an oyster supper.
NEWPORT.
Luther Baker and S. NJ. Field hav
sold the corner store and lot to Geo.
Gilman for S3,000.--Luther Bake
has sold his village residence to Jas. R
Hall. for $1,000, cash down, and is 90
ing to Richford, where himself and son
j. c. Baker, are to open a WHOLESALE
store.-The fiat roof on the Memphre
magog House has become leaky AM
quite unsatisfactory. and arrangement
are being made to substitute Frenc
roof.-Geo. G. Merrill has been ar
pointed deputy inspector of customs
Emmons Raymond, Esq. the activ
president of the Ct &. 2. R. r., is i'm
proving the appearance of Prospect Hill
by grading. building paths and roads
cleaning and trimming up preparation
to building a fine summer house on tn
hill next season. The president may
seen any fine morning up and dom
in manner and season that would b
creditable to many man that can les
afford to be idle than he -Farnaer
Joseph A. Cook, of Newport, Vt
has been on wholesale thieving expe
dition in Rhode Island, stealing prime
pally from railway stations.-He ha
been arrested and most of the propert
recovered.
SUTTON.
The mother of Ira Jessamen was foun
dead in her bed last " ednesday morr
ing. She retired in usual health, br
was very aged and in6rm, and apparent
ly died without struggle or noise.
One hundred and twenty-five barre
Of cider have been made this fall, at tn
cider mill owned by P. G. Dean, an
the mill will run nearly month longe
to work up the apples now awaiting fl
the press.
| A. 2. Taft has just returned fror
Boston with full stock of goods whic
he offers to the public at reasonabl
prices.
ST. JOHNSBURY
The new St. Johnsbury Academy W;
dedicated Friday evening. The addres
was delivered by President Buckham
the University of Vermont, and remark
we're made by Rev. Edward 7. Fairbank
Rev. Fl. I. Fuller, present principal
the academy, and President Smith,
Dartmouth College. Very excelle,