Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-08
for another year.
COVENTRY.

cow which he intended to fatten for beef.
During her PRONUNCIATION she became
mired and Mac. in order to get her out
of the mud hitched his horses with a
chain around the cows horns. Neck
broken-meat sold.
CRAFTSBURY.
Messrs. VIM. and Edward Rawson of
Atlanta, Ca, are in town visiting their
friends and old home.
The shop occupied by Messrs. Hodg
don and Whitney for the manufacture of
milk pans, caught fire few days since.
and was only saved by the spirited eff
forts of the citizens. The loss was not
great.
H. X. Powell & Son have leased N
Rand's store and moved their goods in
to it. and are now ready to wait upon
customers.
The school at the Common began
Sept. Sd, under the direction of Mr.
Dutton, assisted by Miss Kinney. They
are good teachers and will keep first
rate school.
Mr.. J. W. Hidden and family are
about to leave Craftsbury and move to
Charlotte Vt. This town loses a first
rate man and a good merchant.
See advertisement of Mrs. A. L.
Streeter. milliner and dress maker.
Remember that what she says is true.
DERBY.
On Thursday, August 14th, frankie
Roberts, aged IL years, eldest son of the
late Almon Roberts, was thrown from a
wagon striking upon his head and
shoulder, but was thought to be but
slightly injured. and during the remain
der Of the week and the week following
he was about the village, but did moi
look or appear well. Saturday evening
the ed. medical aid was summoned but
he continued to fail, until Wednesday
when the case was considered critical
council was called but the disease was
beyond control and he died Saturday
evening last. The shock or jar produc-
ed congestion at the base of the brain
which resulted in effusion. He was in
sensible the last five days.-Eapress.
GLOHER
An organization was formed. Tuesday
18th ult., to be called the Glover Lee
ture Association, which meets once il
two weeks. The object contemplated
for several weeks, is social entertain
ment. A small fee of five cents is as
sessed upon each member at each meet
ing, to defray expenses and form a funt
to procure lectures the ensuing winter
-Eapress.
See in another column advertisement
of farm for sale The farm is the G. c
Hardy farm | IA mile south of Glove
village and one of the best and pleas
ATTEST in the town.
The fall term of the Orleans Liberia
Institute, opened on Wednesday las
with good number of students. MI
Vinton the teacher, comes we'll recon-
mended. and makes an excellent begin
ming in his school.
d. L. Dwineil is painting the outsid
of his store, and putting in new wiz
dows on the roof. Lyman will keo
things in repair and looking neatly if h
does not make cent.
Frost Saturday night, doing damae
to vines and late crops.
GREENSBORO
The fall term of school in district N
2, commenced Sept. lst, with about 4
scholars. 1t is under the care of Mi
F. H. Babbitt. an experienced and POI
ular teacher.
The legal fishing season being owe
the Nomadie tribe who have had an Ell
campment ON the shore of lake Caspian
have struck their tents, and returned
their homes.
|. We have been blessed with plentif
: supply of the smaller fruits. Raspbe
o ries, cherries and blackberries have be,
t abundant, and now, plums are the ord
/ of the day. Those that have them
d their own garden, not only enjoy the
J. themselves but make their less fortuna
neighbors welcome to liberal shal
Apple trees are also heavily laden.
Il The ladies connected with the CoGgl
d gational Society have formed Womel
N Missionary Society. auxiliary to t
Women's Board of Missions Meetin
IN are to be held on the second Thursd
to of each mouth. In connection with t
n same, is to be Sewing Circle, so I'll
d while listening to topics connected vi
ps missionary enterprises, the hands m
II be busy in preparing clothing for I
n destitute.
n The world grows dull from day to day.
r 1t takes the girls to make it gay"
Sc If the above couplet is correct. I
w town must be dull. indeed; for the ..gir
or seem to be leaving en- masse. some to
as tend school, some to teach, some to VII
until they are so scarce that their va
: is above par and rapidly rising. lfs
- festivities are inaugurated this fall
9 must be done by the older ladies'
.. them not forget. in the press of domes
" affairs. that they also have social du1
to perform.
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