Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21

to be treated by Or Brown Seqaard He
will stay one or two weeks.
Friday, market day for butter. rather
dull . few tubs selling for SO cents
E 0. Bennett IS repairing the cid shoe
shop next door above Pages store, and
will rent it for of5ces.-Page intends
starting his Starch factory about the
Goth Of this month.-Potato crop not
very promising.
DERBT.
The school district on the Street. have
rented the cid north seminary. and are
repairing 1t up for . school-house- They
viii have the best school-house in town.
when it is finished.
The students Of Derby Academy have
organized Lyeeum, and had their first
meeting last Wednesday evening. Cues
ton. Resolved that Free Masonry IS
benefit to the world. The next meet
ing is to be held next Wednesday even
ing at the Academy Hall Question,
Resolved that Q. 5. Grant is more en-
titled to the gratitude of the American
nation than Charles Sumner"
CLOVER
See advertisement Of hogs for sale.
n. B. Chellis. the well-known miller
in n. NJ. Scott's mill. dropped dead in
the mill last Wednesday, afternoon.
Heart disease it is supposed. was the
cause. He was 90 years old. and leaves
family. He had had experience in
one of the largest Touring mills in the
country, and was one Of the best millers
in the state.
VEST GLOVER.
Aweek ago last Tuesday, . party of six
couples from this place started for Jay
Peak and went as far as Westfeld- The
next day they were joined by SIX more
couples, and all hands wended their
way upward through the tangle-wood
and briar-brush by the bridle-path that
every summer leads 50 many buxom
beau and belle to the bass peak of Or
leans Twas pleasant weather. and a
pleasant time was of course had. The
Glover party. through the MONITOR.
wish to express to their West6eld COM
panions, their spontaneous gratitude for
the many little kindnesses shown, in pi-
loting them to the rocky heights and
pointing out the principal mountains,
lakes, rivers and cities in P O., and in
North and South America.
/ GREENSBORO.
B. c. Burpee is going to put in stock
Of Groceries in connection with his Boot
& Shoe business.
Samuel Hill has sold his Stage line
from the Bend to Craftsbury, to JOSEPH
Clark and Fred Carpenter.
i. c. Babbitt has resigned the ofBct
of Postmaster in favor Of Geo II. Cuth
bertson, who will take the Office abou
the first Of Oct
We are having an excellent fall sehoo
here in the village. under the admins
tration Of Miss Mary Simpson of Eas
Craftsbury.
N. B. Sawyer and Samuel Hill ar
going to I'll up the old Wilson & Saw
yer store. Mr.. Sawyer is in Boston pur
chasing goods.
Mrs NJ J. Conant came near losin,
her house last Tuesday by fire, occasion
, ed by the burning out Of the chimney
: and but for the prompt and energetic ez
ertions Of the citizens must inevitabl
,, have burned As it was, one side of tn
roof was destroyed The neighbors tool
the matter into their hands, and befor
noon Of the next day, I new roof was o
just in time for the rain.
: Mrs. Conant and family wish throug
your columns to express their gratitud
to their neighbors for their timely al
sistauce in saving their buildings frol
t destruction by fire Great credit is du
t to all. from the school boys. who fir
gave the alarm of fire aud afterwar
rendered efficient aid In carrying waite
to the determined VIII. who said ~
will save the house" and whose staiwal
arm with well directed blows detaehe
n the burning roof thus making way fl
q others. who pressed eagerly forward j:
noring personal dancer, and workir
: with a will which in an Incredible sho
time was crowned with success. The il
trepidity exhibited in subduing the Fl
was only equalIed by the promptituC
. with which repairs were commenced an
/; the efficiency with which they we
prosecuted to completion Most hear
thanks also 70 those who so tenderly r
moved. received, and cared for, the i
valid daughter May the participant
n never need the help thus generously b
slowed upon others
e HARH NICK.
Rev. J. Torrey pastor Of the Congr
y gztioEal church Of East HardHick te
= dered his resignation week ago last 81
10 hath to take effect the LIST Sabbath
October; the congregation were mu
IN surprised and grieyed- Mr. Torrey v
I'd ordained and installed over the ehur