Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-03-30

bestow so many favors upon US. That
our Heavenly Father may accompany
each of them through the journey of life
with his richest blessings and hereafter
bestow upon them eternal happiness is
our earnest desire.
j. c. TAYLOR.
MARY J. H. TAYLOR.
East Craftsbury Vt. March 10, 1874.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Grandy, Skinner, Walker & Co., have
sold their mill property, lumber, &C., to
George B. James & Co., or, better known
in this section, as the Norton Mills Co.,
for $4,000.
DERB Y.
The wife of Rev. S. S. Nickerson of
West Derby, died after a painful and
lingering illness on Thursday last The
remains were carried to N. H. for burial
CLOVER
Mr.. D. B. Russell will lecture on the
subject of Temperance, at the Congre
gational church. Glover village, on Fast
day, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
HARDWICK.
Josiah Winslow. an aged and respect
ed citizen of Hardwick, met with Sc
we're accident on the 18th, by falling
from ladder in his barn, breaking his
hip. 1t is very doubtful if he fully re-
covers, owing to his advanced age-sev-
enty-one years.
IRASBURGH.
Edward Stanley and family have NOV
ed into the Moses White house.
Charles Dutton has rented n P. Saw.
yer's house. Mr. Sawyer goes to Barton
Landing to work in L. G. Grandy's mill
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church, will
hold sugar festival Wednesday after
noon and evening, April LIST, in the yes
try of the church.
Benjamin Morey was thrown from hi;
sleigh a few weeks ago, and seriously
injured. He claims that insuficiency
of the highway was the cause of the ac
cident.
As Thomas Corley and his sister Ma
ry were returning from Barton Landin!
few evenings since. they met will
quite serious accident. They hac
reached what is known as the 'dug-way
where the road was badly washed out
when the horse was startled by one Q
the wheels dropping into the rut, ant
became unmanageable. Thomas jumps
out of the wagon and attempted to cate
the horse by the bits. but failed to d
so. The road was quite icy as we'll a
siding, and the horse, wagon and youn
lady were thrown down the bank, clea
to the edge of the water. When Mar
was picked up, she had been throw
e from the wagon, and was lying with he
feet in the water She was badly brui
ed. 1t is wonder that all were NJ
drowned. Had the town erected raj
ing as it ought to have done, the acc
t dent would not have occurred.
JAZZ.
$ A five years old son of ]. E. Chas
y was quite badly hurt, few days sine
by falling from the high beams
Arthur Workman received two ug
gashes in the back of his hand, viii
tending saving machine. few da
l. since.
LOWELL.
- N. F. Hutchinson lost valuable &C
on the Oath inst
- L. R. Wellman has disposed of mo
of his property in Lowell, and star
l. for Wisconsin to-day, March 80.
l. The Good Templars celebrate the
t. Sth anniversary, Wednesday. April l
- 1t being years since the Lodge W
" organized. It is expected that Color
T. Mead will deliver the address.
ne Jacob Greenwood has again commenc
ne work in his blacksmith shop. He W
IS shoe your horse all round, putting
of new shoes, for S125. Shoes set
so cents and other custom work acc,
~ dinghy.
Il. LYNDON
Horace Graves had last Wednesd;
~, made from 420 trees, 24O pounds of
= gar.
~ The Union highly compliments We
- & Co.'S new business directory just hu
of up in the Lyndon hotel.
ell Chase announces that he will, in
k next paper, publish an article on "skunk
Of No doubt it will be odoriferous and or
49, inal.
: The railroad company have provit
." for the Canada travel, two second cl
OF cars, so denominated by the lettering
pa the sides. These are the first cars
a this road ever lettered ''second class >
ia NEWPORT.
90 One car of the South Eastern frei
train ran off the track as the train ,
90 coming in last Saturday night, delay
len the train about two hours.
.0' Judge Parker who lives near Coven
len station walked to this place last Wedn
ca day in two hours, distance about
ter miles, This is pretty smart walk
70 for man eighty-four years old.
ro- The Baptist sugar party came off
oa Wednesday evening, as per notice
About twenty dollars were realized al
~ the expenses were paid. The none.
an to be expended in purchasing new DO
lti- for the Sabbath-School.