Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-17

ING some frost on the wood In going
over slight pitch in the road, the load
slid upon the horses, throwing Mr.. Ayers
partly under the wood and sled; the
horses ran till they brought up astride
a large tree. The horses were not in
iured in the least, but Mr.. Ayers was
considerably bruised.
VEST GLOVER.
f. o. Randall. has new advertise
ment in this paper Mr.. Randall is
straightforward, thorough-g going bust
ness man, and believes it pays to adver-
tise. Read what he says.
The coed people of West Glover. to
the number of between forty and fifty
made surprise visit at the M. E. par
sonage, on the afternoon and evening Of
Nov. 6, where collation. not to be sur
prised, was provided by the ladies, which
proved not only feast to the eyes of
all who saw, but also to satisfy the crav-
ings of the inner man. The evening
was spent in the most delightful socia-
bility, and singing; the ladies leaving
as a token of their kind remembrance, a
beautiful album-quilt, and for the pleas
antness of the occasion, much praise
must duly be attributed to the managers
of the affair. May their kind acts ever
be rewarded with both spiritual and
temporal blessings. K.
HARDWIC
The young people of this vicinity have
recently organized society styled ''The
Peoples Liberal Christian Association. %
The objects Of the association are the
discussion of moral questions, and social
entertainment. The meetings are to be
held weekly on Wednesday evenings at
Academy Hall. The first meeting oc-
CURED Wednesday evening, November
9TH. subject-Novel Reading.
W. O. Clement has already begun the
necessary improvements to his grist mill
He has put in new sills on the street
side, and is otherwise repairing and
strengthening the building. When these
repairs are completed he intends to thor
oughly overhaul the mill and put it il
first class order for good work, which
together with judicious management, Car
not fail in attracting large increase O.
business.
LYNDONVILLE.
For few days past our streets hav
been quite lively with sleighs, prancin!
steeds, jingling bells and laughing girls
and perhaps some cold toes.
The Free Masons have rented Mat
thewson's Hall, and are fitting it up il
first rate style, preparatory to holding
their meetings there. We UNDERSTAND
that it will be ready for use in abou
one week.
The district school at Lyndonvill
had an exhibition at the school house O
Thursday evening, of last week; it wa
among the little folks, of which Lyndon
!, vile can boast goodly number. W
noticed but one real failure had th
teacher secured the services of some on
competent to have sustained good orde
: it would have been a success.
There is to be an exhibition at til
Seminary on Friday evening of this wee
at the Centre, got up by the student
:, We understand it is to be entirely orig
inal and think it may be interesting, g
they have some very good talent there
NEWPORT
True & Richmond have sold their il
2 terest i'll the meal market to John Toy
er of Rochester, Vt, for 500 and gi,
possession Immediately.
NORTH TROY.
= A Thanksgiving Ball will come off
the Frontier House on Wednesday eve
. November Goth. Paul's full band wi
y furnish music.
Y. O. Eastman, former resident
J. this village and late of Waterloo, p.
10 has purchased the interest of his son-i
d law, W. E. Dunwood, in the Eastm
70 Machine Co., and with his son, Seld
ID G. Eastman, will carry on the busine
,e under the same firm name as heretofol
m A fire occurred in Jay on the 10
IF inst, by which Edward Ryan lost /
IS. dwelling house and contents consisti
lie of household furniture, large quaint
lie of provisions and farm produce amo
10 which was 100 bushels of wheat. T
ne fire was discovered about daylight VIII
OF Mr.. Ryan was at the barn attending
his chores and before a general ALA
a could be given the whole structure "
no reduced to ashes. The fire is suppos
bt to have caught from defective sto'
ID pipe or chimney. Loss $1,000; ins
rance $500.
WESI'M ORE.
80 Mr.. John Brown is putting up a n
- house, and intends having it ready
90 occupy soon.
til A singing school was commenced
s. this place last Tuesday evening, uni
70. the direction of John Miles of Brow
W. ington. Mr.. Miles also has a school
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