Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-04-21

vas summoned to its Creator. May the
father of the fatherless, guard and pro-
;ect his orphan boy, and comfort his
equally orphan sister, until the time,
which is to come, when the sister, broth
sr. wife and son. shall meet in that far
,ff home. where the weary are at rest,
and the hope of fond hearts, blighted
with double love, is blest."
J. w. E.
BARTON LANDING.
1t was all mistake about that bust
ness directory. two weeks ago, but it is
here now, certain. Go and see it at the
depot.
John NJ. Hammond goes to Connecti-
cut this week, and other mechanics are
looking about here for chance to drive
nails this season. There is prospect of
plenty to do.
Some of our young men could fall
down most too easily towards the close
of Fast Day, although the Governors
proclamation gave no especial license for
such proceedings.
Mrs. Leavitt lost valuable COW last
week, with milk fever. The generous
hearted citizens of the place have start
ed subscription for the purpose of get
ting her another as she can ill-afford to
lose so much.
Mr.. James Wilkey had a narrow es,
cape from serious injury in the clapboard
mill last week, by some of the sappings
from the saw hitting him just under the
eye, making him look as though he had
told better man he lied.
CRAFI,SBURY.
f. X. Powell & Son have sold out all
of their real estate, and are obliged to
dispose of their dry goods before the LIST
of June; and in order to do so, will sell
for less than Boston prices. See post.
ers.
The attention of dairymen is called to
the advertisement in another column, Of
new milk pan invented by William
Hodgdon and for sale by 1. ?. Whitney
of North Craftsbury, said to be cheaper
and better than any other large pan il
use.
DERBY.
The scholars and young people of thi.
village had pleasant entertainment al
Mr.. Davenport's, last Friday evening
Sugar and apples were served during thu
evening.
Mr.. H. E. Davis has bought a fin
building spot just opposite his presen
residence on Main street, of Mr. Thoma
Ward for $500. He intends to repair
the house and move into it Immediately
GLOVER.
Capt Alex. w. Davis has rented hi
place for one year to Joseph King.
Mrs. Hannah Phillips, who for tn,
past year has resided at Taunton, Mass.
has again returned to town and is set
tied in her old home at the village.
A. NJ. Mcclure, an uncle of Hemal
Mcclure, has taken up his abode, for
time, with his nephew on the hill. H
takes part of the farm under his man
agement.
The butter trade was quite brisk her
last Saturday. Some lots sold for 4
and 43 cents. Geo. B. Brewster of Iras
burgh was the lucky buyer, who intend
to make occasional visits at the villag,
having the buying of butter for his oil
ject. Farmers in town may feel assure
that in Mr. Brewster they will find
man straightforward in his deal, an
every person will receive price CORE
ponding to the quality of the artic
presented.
Our usually quiet little village
showing signs of life. Timothy Lyma
is putting three coats of white paint {
his house. Mr.. Nye is giving the woo
work to his brick house a fine coat
white paint. o. French & Son are whit
washing, painting and papering the
boot and shoe store, and have pile
new spring goods. Martin Abbot's ca
riage shops are all doing their best, &c
ting out three new carriages for Charl,
Beedle's new concert troupe. Charl'
has bought the well-known, famo
black hawks of G. A. Clark, to draw b
advance carriage. Butter buyers are
the look out for every tub of new mad
etO II duu 10 CcuUS. uG dtTOuS
I Husbandry have filled store for the
benefit, at H. S. Chaplins.
LRASBURGH.
A good many farmers in town are nc
using the patent Jewett milk pan, al
find it a great saver of labor. There
a good deal of complaining, howevt
, that the pans ale not always made al
set up for use, as the persons taking {
! ders for them, represented that til
q would be.
e After good deal of digging Al
: shoveling, the sidewalks throughout t
: entire village, have been brought to ligl
v and pedestrians can now pursue tn
e daily rounds with some degree of co
# fort. The village never had better sit
wallis than of nracant 'Thanko 70 .