Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-03-24

quantity of stock, household furniture,
&C., at auction at his residence, next
Wednesday, March 26, at 8. o'clock, A.
M. See bills.
Ounce Mcclellan last week sold horse
to a Mr.. Balch of N. H.. for $780,
Ounce knows how to train horse, and
he has good faculty for selling them
for good price.
Mr.. Rich who for the past few years
has had charge of the farm on the hill
east of the village owned by Mr.. Wright
Ayres, has taken the farm for three years
owned by Ezra Clark. He pays 5000
per year, rent
The farm trade mentioned in last
weeks issue, between Mr.. Phillips and
Mr.. Powers of Hardwick, did not prove
genuine. Before the writings could be
made. Mr. Powers got sick of the bargain
and was released from his obligation by
paying $25.
Mr.. L. Milton Marsh, missionary of
the American S. S. Union delivered
very interesting address at the Congre-
gational Church last Sabbath morning.
The rehearsal of his experience while a
missionary through the West was quite
affecting and the entire discourse was
we'll delivered and we'll received.
Mrs. Paul closed her engagements with
the Society of Liberalists in this place,
Sunday, the 18th. In the afternoon she
gave farewell discourse by reviewing
her years labors of As sermons, in a
pleasing and interesting manner ; and
at the close, to the establishment and de-
| light of all present, Mrs. Lorraine Circuit
controlled the speaker, and gave beau
tiful poem, addressed to her father and
mother who were present, and at the
close of the poem but few dry eyes were
seen in the full house. Mrs. Paul CON-
mences her second years labor with the
Society the last Sunday in April.
GREENSBORO
Hugh Taylor sells his farm, farming
tools, household furniture, &C., at auc.
ton on Monday March 81 See adver-
tisement in another column.
IRASBURGH.
+ M. G. Taplin is running the Irasburgf
House in place of M. L. Duncan. Pow
ell, the proprietor, is expected home from
Florida in May next Aa
A. A. Randall passed through here
the past week with drove of cattl
from Canada. He found the cattle bus
mess so profitable last season, that b
means to be In time this.
G. P Bean and family start for Vir
ginia in few days. He intends to 10
cate near Richmond, where he propose
to try the effects of yankee pluck an,
muscle at farming, the soil of the. Oh
Dominion"
The case State VS.. M. L. Duncan fo
selling intoxicating liquor, has been cor
tinued till May 1st and will probabl
end in q .fssle. Too bad, for there
little doubt but that fifty or hundre
offences could be proven.
Saturday, March Is, John Louks wa
arrested for stealing, ON a warrant swor
out by one G. p Bean. Case continue
till Thursday, March 20, by Justice
Fl. Howard. Thursday, case was partl
heard and continued Monday. March p
Persons who are in the habit of blocl
: ing up the sidewalk by leaving the
teams on the same while they are ava
somewhere else transacting bushes
. would merit the thanks of the waikiki
public if they would be more manerl
in future. If not. they should be pos
ed as public nuisances.
A good deal of interest is being fe
at present in the Black River Valley
R. project; and it is expected that the
will be a large attendance at the mas
meeting to consider the questions, whit
d is to be holden here Tuesday, the 25t
| at one o'clock P. M.
y E. B. Hill, while working in E.
|, Colton's saw mill a few days since, ba
d ly sawed the fingers and thumb of /
f left hand, though not so badly as to re
e der amputation necessary. He will
!. unable to work for some time to come.
,e We hope the school district at t
n Common will remember to instruct thu
% committee at the annual meeting to p
IS the school house in a good state of
[. pairs, including among other thin
l. needed a good coat of paint. III
1T building costltoo much money to all
d, it to run down. 3es w
ID Alphonso Clark settled with the st;
De of Vermont, the 10Th inst, for gctti
drunk. 1t cost him only $12.75
d. sides paying for his liquor. He says
ct shoes were slippery, and made so by
90 sons dancing in them the night befp
bo Don't doubt it, for there was enough
to quor sold the night of the dance to sp
= dozen pairs of boots and shoes.
A. Friday, March II, William Hugh
as keeper of a grocery IN this place. '
k arrested on complaint of Grand Ju
as Harlow Foss, for selling and furnish