Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-26
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proceed with his business.
GLOVER

ULef M
The seleesnen have fully completed
the new fence around the cemetery. 1t /
is credit 70 the town
Mr.. SsiIlman Blckfo-d returned 10 !
town. last Eeek- He has been absent !
SIX weeks. visiting friends in Nebraska |
and ether portions Of the West He IS
much pleased with portions Of the west
eEu country. but thinks. en- she whole.
that Vermont viii compare favozably
With the West
VEST GLOTER.
Emery Cook sid 1880 pounds Of but
ter from the first day Of March to the
10Th Of October. besides using what he
wanted N his family. from 1 COWS and
two three years old heifers He has also
raised 81 bushels Of wheat on IL
acres Of ground: znd his son Jussin.last
night had presented 10 him, . 2 Founder
boy
GREENSBORO
L s Collins IS putting an addition
TO his stare. 10 be used for store room
and barn.
The Steam Mil Company have only
few more days work TO finish up the
shock Of logs got IN last winter
Abner Keith has sold his house and
blacksmith shop at East Greensboro.
and Is now building house and shop
at the Bend
Miss Simpson finished her school at
the village. last Friday. The closing
exercises we're held in Mr. Teluan's
woods
| A farm. hay. grain. farming tools. &c.
belonging to S. C. Wright and Mary A.
Young. in Greensboro. viii be sid at
auction. by B. s Wilson. on Tuesday.
November Sd. At o'clock, 3 n See
posters.
LRASBURGR.
The Methodist church eiifoe is up
eScept tower. and nearly enclosed
Otis Richardson has moved to Barton
Landing, and Fred Clark has moved in
10 Mr.. Rs house
/ The lawyers are all absent from town.
and We are nov having very quiet
tine
! Last week. an unoeupiei house On the
Lowell mad. near John Thonpsoa's was
burned down Origin Of the fire, IN
known The house was nearly new
The Worthington store Is receiving :
nsw cat IF paint. inside and out. and
viii be ready for T. B. Fullington's new
gods son
YIELD on PoEAroEs- the items
in the NoSrTOR- lately has appeared one.
stating thai nan raised 20 pounds Of
potatoes from One potato; another rails
Cd IS pounds, and asks. .-who beats y
Last fall. at the Fair bought one late
rose potatoe for five cents. and H C.
! CleFelsnd bought the remainder Of tie
lot exhibited In the spring cut the
potato very fine. dividing some eyes int
three or fur pieces. and succeeded II
getting eighty pieces and made eighty
hills In September l Ding them and
had over two bushels But 70 be aoeu
rate. to-day. Oct q. [ Weighed them
and there was l33 IL pounds from Oh
potato also had one pound Of q neT
variety called Snowflake. three medi
IN sized potatoes From these | cut s.
pieces and made IS hills 4 few small
pieces failed To groE, but I got over N
: bushels: hare sold enough to come t
ten dollars. and have enough now
plant : quarter Of Al acre II l cut theZ
Z fine l had sent ne also > box Of sn0th
q variety. The box vas marked I
Z pounds l don't know whether theT
vas meant 10 be 3 pounds Of potztoe
or 43 pounds including box The FieI
vas 20 bushels b1shel to pounG
OF 50 pounds from one With very 4
> Torzble circumstances. this success l.
= been far exceeded BY others Nov
L the tine for the next nan To tell b
story. 2. E JAMESON
AT.
Y 2 L Balls mill vas burned Thur
: dsy nOrning. The fire caught in Il
= upper part Of the building. and VIE
: discovered it had made such headEs
s that nothing eould be saved The &
d caught II OF On the roof from defeea7
re store pipe Insured for about $500
,e 4 large lumber shed that stood only Il
feet from the nIIl, vas saved b. the g
IL ergetic Efforts Of those present
d Nelson Lureste has sid the sto
r. from his farm, and will more 10 Nor
g Toy-
1e jerry DeAeste has rented his farm
= z Moretss, and gives possession AZ ono
be LOFELL.
z J. Crafts has traded his Iot Of la
lying On the rad TO KiEpt0aEille. 1
= J. B. Powers saw mill. al kinptonvill
D Rev \. H HoFey and Dr. T T. d.