Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-10-13

caused by congestion of the other lung.
The diseased lung was no doubt caused
by the 'epizootic,' as it had that dis
ease very hard last fall.
GLOEER
Mr.. John Salmon is engaged putting
up a new house. which when completed
will be one of the finest residences in
that part of the town.
The young people of the Institute,
have recently organized a public lyceum
which is well attended. Many of the
experienced speakers in the place partic-
ipate in the exercises.
The milliners of this place. have of
late stocked their shelves with rich
display of choice goods. Mrs. Bickford
and Mrs. Parker are both ladies of taste,
and at their shops the most fastiduous
may be satisfied.
F. Mcclellan has gone to Boston, for
the purpose of replenishing his stock of
goods for the fall and winter trade.
Mr.. Emery Cook of West Glover, lost
recently valuable two year old steer.
Upon SHINING the animal, bullet hole
was found in its forehead which had
passed through its skull it is thought
to be the result of careless shooting.
A colt owned by Orange King. recent
ly broke one of its legs while running in
the PASTURE Means are being used to
save the animal.
The product of native apples in town
this year is remarkably large. The best
are sold at so cents per bushel. Some
of the farmers have purchased hand
presses and are manufacturing their own
cider.
There has not a death occurred in
school district No. 3, or the village dis
trict during the year of 1878. Such an
instance seldom occurs in community
containing the number of inhabitants of
this district.
Rev. P. N. Granger, agent Of the State
Temperance Society, delivered forcible
and interesting temperance lecture at
the Congregational church Sabbath
evening, Oct. 18th, to small but APP.
preciative audience. Would that all oul
citizens could have heard this thrilling
narration, Of the actual facts relating te
temperance.
IRASBURGH.
Big auction Tuesday, October %. Fol-
particulars see advertisement of Byron
E. Dewey.
! S. W. Beauclerk has gone to Troy
N. Y, where he intends to spend tn,
; winter.
At the auction of D. A. & E.
Locke, The 9th inst, % cows were SOLE
; at an average price of $3o.67 per head
G. P. Allen and E. W. Powell hav
returned from their fishing tour to Con
necticut Lake, and report it to be fin
place for Eye honest fisherman.
Geo. Y. Cook had an auction the lot
inst, at which he disposed of quite
large amount Of personal property, whic
had been collecting about him for years
: The buildings which he advertised 70
: sale were not sold.
LOWELL. =
On the Eve. of the End inst, Nj
Croker, grocer from North Hyde Par
drove to the grocery of Levi Brigham
in this village. and while IN the act {
filling key with eggs. he fell back j
his carriage in fit of apoplexy. Hell
was called, he was carried to Brigham
dwelling and medical aid immediatel
= procured, but of no avail he expire
v about eleven o'clock the same evening
. his wife arriving few minutes after h
breathed his last. This was the secon
fit Of the kind, the first leaving one sic
r nearly useless. On the morning of Il
3 9th inst. his remains were carried
N North Hyde Park for interment. I
Il leaves a wife and one child to moul
y his loss.
L. On the morning of the Sd inst,
+ DIR. Golden was going from Blaisdell
ie store, he was seized with a stroke
IS paralysis. Friends being near, he W
= taken into the store, and after mu
doubt, and long rubbing, they succeed
in setting him upon his feet again
- is round among his patients once MOI
- but probably not feeling quite hims'
at present.
3, SHEFFIELD
cd A. NJ. Miles has just repaired his {
g. shop, and put in machinery which W
ne cost him 500. He talks of remit
he the same.
lis Rev. E. B. Fletcher of Augusta, M
preached at the M. E. house Sund
hit evening. Oct. 9Th.
J a Rev. R. Pritty during his pastor
it in Sheffield, has taken 10 persons il
bthe n. 3. church, and baptized o. =.