Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

C&nSsT rs>a Is rSsvs1slGS y Hsse--
hill - ~ @l2rzzias sxteas and n ; very
raAliguans fsTl
Caleb PSllSwss'S hara. Holland. w@s
barred = week 40 last Thursday. With
TIE Asy tserese,
lie Sneu&l meeting ct tie Vermont
naiEy2eaS Association win he held II
Ns7sselSsr. 0es. al
Hsnrv Msra BeeehsT "Opens the lee~
taze eaarse II R<sstlsAezo. Ok. s. with
~TAs waSse and SGrssa &C Life, Sn3
viii Be allowed ey Carl SeAarz-
Rs2rs have besa sen In StrSstea quite
fs9asrtfv e i&te. Several shesa ard
yOssas helfs- have been devOure3 by
tea
Tkeze Is > movement ea foot % obtain
fre1 the next Legislature some Sers If
fsTr2l expression hestile u the Props,
81 reciprocity treaty between The CnItsd
States and Cana3S,
4 Freassnaa name1 6irari. was
3rVwne3 AZ tie Rayat0a mill pond. Hell,
lad. o. Suas2@y a last week. while try
iaS y resae oas q his eAilarea who
fell fro@ ; rsfs-
Nary Jane Parker &n3 Julia aosers
escaped fre@ tie Rutland Coanty Jail.
Saturday night Sept 18th. hy cutting
- eae q tAe ir0a hars which fermed
the grating Al their wiEssows aud s4ueez-
ing sAroash.
PesisSsas are circulating beth for and
against tie reunion os West Windsor
with Windsor The latter has debt
e So. $50. &r3 the foraer eae eS So
/ TO al whiea Sle.Oo0 worth Of bonds
12saFe. this Fall
he rellSaS-sseek q the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad hiss been at
TAXED fs- debt q about 5000 % the
R2nlets Car Ce@pany Of Laeoni2. n. H,
but the ere-atlens Of the read are not
hl1dszea
One great attraction 81 the Bethel
fair w2s the exkib;sioa Of years old
cow With her calves. all Of which she
care birth . June 10. 1874. owned BY
Q. c, & George w. Blanchard Of VII
i21st0wn- The calves now neigh
ose- 600 poaniS-
\ week ago last Friday neTnins, the
early Express soisg North ran over two
kersss below NcIndoes. killing both. or
naming then 50 that tie baggage mas
ter ta.oS his AZ and put them ont Of mis-
cry The sane d2v q bull vas run over
and spilled mar tie Bradford depot. BE-
longing 70 J H. Peters
Tie annual fair Of Orange Co, occurs
81 Bradford this year On Tuesday. We'd
nes12T and Thursday. October s. ! and
s. On the fair grounds st Bradford.
Judge Poland gives the address On We'd
Des3zy- The crumbs and buildings
have hsaa re2odelei and improved, and
they expect : god fair. An extra train
wIl be run from Lyn6onville In the
Morning and return Al night
Farmers and others IN Vermont and
Northern New England interested IN the
PrOdac5ag and sale II butter viii De in
teEestsa IN knowing that members Of the
NeE 1erk Butter and Cheese Exchange.
N imitation of the bulls and bears Of the
Sack Exchange. introduced the system
a daily .alp IN the board today.
and hereafter the quotations Of Eastern
ErkIns- half frkiBs, welsh tubs"
Orange county, &c. vii be aunounc-
81 O5eisllF by the indicator. The new
arrangement bids fir 10 Nork complete
rsEelutioa IN the butter market.
Nr. Beeeher had another ovation =
last Tuesday; this tine in Vermont.
live tho1saad people attending the Cal
e3onia County fair II Newport were sd-
dressed By hin; then they croEded about
Ala 20 shake his hand. and. then when
he drove aEay. cheered him mast IussiIE.
We reckon they den't believe il in Yer
nont notwithstanding the publication
q tie statements b. their papers as
serials.
Rev Mr. Tuttle. Of Nezburr. b.sr.
covered his horse When Mr. Ford vent
70 Massachusetts, he did not find the
korse but left the matter in the hands
q detectives i farmer near PeuUereU.
Mass, missed cats which had been cut
and carried away from field. and one
dzy aE nan carrying = bundle into
TIE wcod@ Upon following him, it vas
fo1Hd h had several harsa there He
Ezs arrested and tad where Tuttle's
h7Ese. which had been sold, was The
taief * In safe quarters
This i the way Boston PAPER CON-
1e1ts IN Nh Beeeher's address. deliver
ID At St Johnsbury last Eeek. The edi-
tor seems TO be little mixed On .-gc--
rpby"
The ether day Horace Wakefield and
wife Of West Concord. rode down 70 s.
5oansbaEy 70 Do some shopping. His
EIfe gave Horace directions 81 where she
would DC after she had finished her shou-
png. telling him when lie had finished
rs business To call around ard get her
HaFIng finished her shopping she waited
: feE minutes Al the appointed place.
aud getting Lonesome started along To-
yards home On foot Meantime Horace
APPEARED a tie appointed place 70 EaIt
for ms wife and further orders. Hexait-
ID al vel into the evening-tI his
oetsT half had BY sloE degrees accom-
plished The eight niles On foot and reseb-
ID home terribly put out with Horace
sszlse IL would let her rraFesShat lorg
dlsIzn1e In due tine Horace He1zn :.
0e anxious AID 70 make inquiries. and
le4rnd that his wife lad started tow.-I
hoEzs hours before Horace USUALLY
k7eFs speay horse, but he Couldn't
osertaEs her. though be assd % a 81
ZIP Ii tie attempt The next tine
Key g oas together they are going to
mare tae regulations printed, . they
sazal & understood beyond the possitii-
ity q nisszke-T nioas-
Abost sixtT LINDEN uen ezre H.