Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-04-20

Although he has been aged and infirm
for the last few years, he will be much
missed by the church, and large circle
of friends.
NEWPORT.
Five bushels of suckers were taken in net at one
haul at Newport, the other day.-ErpreSS.
pretty good "hauI' for Newport, but we can beat
them all down this way. An ordinary quart bottle
rightly filed will. almost any day, suck
ers," one at pull, than you can crowd into twenty
bushel Observation-Disclosures Clipper.
A new dwelling house is being erected
by Dr. Kelsey, on the lot formerly own
ed by S. NJ. Field,
Capt. G. W. Fogg is repairing his
LADY of the Lake. steamer. and will
have her in swimming trim as soon as
the ice dissolves.
After paying expenses, about fifteen
dollars were realized from the Methodist
sugar party last Friday evening, which
goes to the Church Aid.
On and after Monday, April 20, the
South Eastern passenger train will leave
Newport for Stanstead junction at 8;54,
instead Of $50, P NJ. Freight train
train will leave at 6:14 2. NJ. instead of
$50.
a horse hitched to a post near the r.
&. Track. last Thursday morning, be-
longing to Abel Wheeler, of Derby, not
liking the looks and sound of an APP
preaching train, left the wagon bottom
side up and made his way home as soon
as possible, leaving Abel to cane his way
ditto as best he could
Luke D. Loverin, who lives on the
road leading from Irasburgh to South
Troy, on Saturday, May 8, will sell at
public auction, his farm, stock, produce,
farming tools. household furniture, &c.,
&c. His reason for selling, is that he
| is bound for the west. See his adver-
tisement in this paper, and bills posted
everywhere. The name on the bills is
.sLoveland" 1t should have been print
ed .Loverin.
SUTTON.
Sutton folks located their depot a few
days ago near George Clark s.
NORTH TROY.
John ". Currier has hired John Best
and wife, of Potion P Q. to carry on
his home farm the coming season.
A. B. Hardy and j. l.. Mason who
are carrying on Harvey Elkins sugar
place, have made this season from 750
trees, 1900 pounds of maple sugar.
N. T. Hatch, the Reporter man., CON-
mences the publication of his paper al
this place, on or about May lst The
name of his new venture is not yet an
nounced.
Two young men. residents well known
and respected here, believing Vermont
to be good state to emigrate from leave
this week for the far West, Virgin;
City, Idaho, Ter. being their objective
point
There is a general disposition mani
! Tested in the village, this spring, to fl
.. up things and make long needed i'm
provements. Sidewalks are projected
the remodeling of interiors is going OF
in several of our business structures
and number of new buildings and ad
ditions will go up as soon as the fros
is out of the ground and foundation
can be laid
A slight accident occurred on Thurs
day to the regular freight train on tn
S. E. R. r. near Jones Crossing in Pot
ton; the probable cause being loos
rail. Three cars left the track, and tw,
were considerably damaged, togethe
with their contents which consisted {
> -four for q firm at Stanstead, and cor
consigned to o. 2. Hadlock, of this place
None of the train hands were hurt.
ST. JOHNSBURY
L B. II. r. Nelson of Barton, has sol
the Randall house on Railroad street I
= r. W. Laird, for S4125.
: Ira Bryant would like to know VIII;
: use Hugh Everett wants to make of h
/ binding pole, the butt end of which [
} saw going in through Everett's windo
e the other morning. Ira says if he
e going to furnish the neighborhood vii
l. kindling wood, he would like to ha'
them take something else first.
k. Instead of the ordinary diseases pr
I'D yalent at this season of the year, Il
I'd physicians report an unusual number
Id cases of inflammation of the bowels, al
v good many cases of an irruptiye d
be ease. characterized by two or three da