Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-10-20

buggy, In which were MS Two HCtle boys.
This frightend Mr.. Truc's horse, and he
turned round and threw out the little
boys, and caused a general smash up of
the wagons, but the boys escaped with a
few slight bruises. The horses being
freed from the wagons, ran through the
village at full speed, and finally brought
up in Mr.. Dailey's back yard. Several
persons in the village saw the horses
running, and started off to see if any one
was hurt; and found Mrs. Story by the |
roadside in senseless condition, and
took her to Mr. HI. Cleveland's, where
she was attended by DR.. Green. 1t in
a great wonder, that some one was not
killed or the horses hurt. in such gen
eral smash upsas this one. ~
CRAFTSBURY.
Dawson and Randall start for the
South this week with six hundred head
of cattle.
Geo. G.. Williams has eight cows from
which he has made and sold during the
past season 1900 pounds of butter for
which he got the highest market price.
At 40 cents per pound this would have
amounted to the snug little sum of $3.50.
Part of the cows were young These are
pretty good figures even for Orleans
county.
GREENSBORO
Cutler & Goss are getting out d fine
lot of sleighs in the latest and best style.
Samuel Hill is putting up large
building at the Bend to be used as a
store.
Rev. A. w. Wild was dismissed from
the pastorate of congregational church,
by the council which met here on Tues
day the l4th inst. We have two
churches in this village but no pastor
for either; but measures have already
been taken to procure one in place of
Mr.. Wild.
GLOVER
Mrs. E. L. M. Paul will speak in the
South church, Glover November I'd.
HARDWICK.
A loss which will be severely felt in
the community has been occasioned by
the recent sudden death of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Pope of East Hardwick. Both
died of pneumonia, Mrs. Pope surviving
her husband only three days. In their
decease the town of Hardwick is depriv-
ed of longtime residents. universally
beloved and respected, the Congregations
al church of two of its most active and
Efficient members, the poor of friends
ever ready TO aid them, and four chill
dren of the counsel and guidance Of 9
Christian father and mother.
IRASBURGH.
c. |. Vail formerly of this place il
now located at Blairstown, Benton Coun
ty. Iowa. lie is engaged in the prac
tice of the law and the pension business
Miss Ardelle Rowell and Mrs.
Clark have been engaged for the winte
term of the Common school. They ar
both old teachers and of course we'll rec
, commended.
The oyster supper at E. P. Colton'
the evening of October 18th. held b
!. the Methodist Ladies Mite Society
Brought into the treasury of the societ
), the sum in gross of about $500.
Hon. E. P Cotton of Irasbugh, Mas
: ter of the State Grange of Patrons {
S Husbandry, las been recently visitin
e some of the leading towns of the Stat
IS He is at work making arrangements fl
= extending the Oranges" throughout I'll
State. Beloacs Falls Times.
|
Saturday night, Oct. 18th, the prison
% err Fisher confined in Irasburg Jail ON
d charge of burglary, made his escap
l. He managed to get hold of a small ire
bar, and with this and small piece
" skillet handle and small bolt, |
10 was able to pry out the bolts bedded i
20 to the granite and holding the lock, al
k thus opening the outside door of the u
per part of the Jail He then we
!, through window to the top of 10
: shed, and easily reached the groun
= The last heard of him, he was in Il
: Queens Dominlons. His escape W
>. not discovered till morning. No fau
nor blame whatever can be attached
jailor Holdridge.
ho We have often heard VIM. T.. Jam
ID son spoken of as one of the best farme
% in town. Everything around his prem
ses certainly looks thrifty and prospe
Gus. His farm is not large one-on
~ 60 acres-and when he commenced u
~ on it was not considered the best of Ian
lv and worse than that, it had two mo-
cages upon it; nor was Mr.. Jameson
money bag very long. During the til
- he has been upon the place-l5 or
= years we believe-notwithst |
wife has been sick five years which CT
him between five hundred and the
sand dollars-he has lifted" the mo
~ cages, paid for the place. repaired t
g buildings, and put the land in such &C
" dition that he now cuts so tons Of h
We and raises better produce and more of
SC thap ,,apv 10 with fr7;..o he MN, h.,