Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-04-07

1T will probably deprive him OF this |
privilege.
DERBY.
The three Sabbath Schools at Derby |
Center discovered their Union Quarterly
Review of the International series of |
lessons for the first three months of the
year on the afternoon of March 80, in
the Methodist church. The first month
was assigned to the Cong'l school, under
the superintendent of Mr.. A. J. Albee,
and included the lessons upon 1.-The Gre
ation,'' "In Eden,'' 1.-THE Fall and the
Promise and Gain and Abel" The
second month was given to the Metho-
dist school, superintendent by DR.. j. H.
Peck assisted by Hon. Joseph Bates, I'd.
The lessons of this month were, "Noah
and the Ark" 1.-The Bow in the Cloud, y
Confusion of Tongues and '.The Gov
enant with Abram.'' The Baptist school,
managed by Mr.. D. P. Wiley, was allot-
ed the third and last month, the lessons
being. 1.-THE Escape from Sodom." Trial
of Adams Faith ''Jacob and Esau''
and Jacob at Bethel"
Much proficiency was shown by the
schools in this review of three months
bible study in the Old Observation-Disclosures
generally too little is known among all
classes, both old and young. The salient
points in each of the twelve lessons were
taken up and each IN turn fastened in
the mind of the large congregation, and
the whole exercise-lasting more than
two hours,-gave evidence of thorough
ness in teaching. and aptness to retain
on the part of the scholars. These
schools have united thus in their reviews
and concerts for more than a year, the
NOV ment having been begun under the
cooperation of Revs. Rogers, Loromer
and Spencer sometime in 1871. There
is also a Union Teachers Meeting each
week, on Saturday evening, at which the
united teachers of all the three schools,
study the Sabbaths lesson, and devise
ways and means for the successful pros
ecution of S. S. work in their midst
No other village in the county can
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standing honorably alone. Who'll be
the next?
CLOVER.
Mr.. Lyndol French I'd, April 9TH
boiled the first maple sap of any farmer
in this vicinity. French has very warn
sugar lot, and usually makes 100 lbs. o
sugar before others fairly commence.
S. S. Blanchard has bought the pas
year 1914 lbs. of pork, 1887 lbs. o
beef, and has made from this $3.50 lbs
: of sausage, all of which has found
e ready sale. He has paid over $50 70
sage for seasoning. -
j. E. Dwinnel's furniture shop caugh
fire day or two since in the basemen
below the work-room; he had beel
running the machinery and stopping
while he discovered smell peculiar t
heated bearings. In hunting to find thi
t he discovered pile of shavings jus
o ready to blaze. 3
The town at its last annual meetin
r constituted a new school district or II
y vived an old one, by setting a portion {
district No. in Albany into district N
l in Glover. They intend to erect
school house upon new site where a
v the district may be we'll accommodated
1t is hoped that the new house will /
:. completed for use the coming summt
term.
:, Most of the property at Ezra Clark
auction on the 29th was sold very higl
- Cows selling for $40, to S55, and ha
for about $40 per ton, and articles
less value as is usual at auctions, sol
y for all they were worth.
: Charles S. Leonard has sent from b
J. shop at South Glover the past year en-
:, ing April lst, SO car loads of prepare
- box lumber and has orders for four Ct
loads more.
GREENSBORO.
~ The Erpress correspondent says :
~ "Agents are travelling through this Sc
NC ton, offering nice pictures to tho
81 who will subscribe for the "Peoplt
81 Literary Companion. We believe it
= be grand swindle The paper is wort
VI less and the picture will fail to come
Last week, G.. Kenaston of Es
~ Greensboro, on going to the barn in t
10 morning, found his horse dead.
B. S. Wilson has sold his goods to
D. Rollins. Mr.. Rollins will move t
&c goods to his store at East Greensboro
oA IRASBURGH.
7'O III. S. Wade has sold the Richards
III farm to the Norcross brothers of Alba1
rm ~,
j. S. Thompson has sold his Adg;
lot of land to NJ. F. Beauclerk.
81 o A hen belonging to Daniel Hannett
'n' Irasburgh remuncrated her owner &
81 day last week with an egg l-2 incl
- by l2 inches in circumference. /
IL sosomemorebiddy
There was quite an exodus of you
ny men and women from this town MAJ
Tin 3lst, whose destinatio is the facto
at
ble April lst was not all April fool