Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12

lis suggested by all good will
The employer pay the masters bill
And the who runs the mill
May he keep truth and love justice still
Though II take the last ear ho'll ever ct
Let him see this charge honestly mot
And shell out the needful red
To pay for the time Of his illustrious Fred
BrushvoOd ~, March, 1873. PARvo.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
John Sweet has sold his farm 10 jay TO Eli
Mobiles for $4,000.
Sylvester Hadlock has rented the Henry
Watts place in Jay.
The Palladium comes cut with "patent
outside" Camp is happy.
Moses Rogers has bought the Bingham
farm in Derby for $4,000.
Il. H. Robinson has let his farm in
Charleston to Simon Marsh.
Henry Alger, Of Troy, has bought l.. w.
Fosters farm in Glover for $1,000.
l. N. Cushman, Of Irasburgh, has recov-
cred his health and is about again.
O'Gorman, who was burned at the Belle.
vue House, Newport, is fully recovered
Levi Ruiter, Of Holland, has bought Hor-
ace Ruiters farm in Charleston for $500.
b. b. Fields has sold the grist mill at
West Derby to Hazetine & Clifford for s5,-
500.
Geo. w. Hamilton has bought the Dear
born farm adjoining his, in Charleston, for
$4,000 ..
The new Methodist church at Barton
Landing will be dedicated next Thursday,
March IL.
Lester Cleveland, of Newport Center, sc.
verely cut his hand on circular saw last
week Tuesday.
w. Owen, of Troy, was seriously injured
by being thrown from load of logs, last
week Wednesday.
The vote in Bloomington on the county
buildings question stood II for and Al
against removal.
Capt. Little, the proprietor of the new
hotel now building at Barton, died last Sun.
day, after long illness.
Mr.. Fairchild has withdrawn from the
partnership of Fairchild Il Albee, cabinet
makers, at Derby Center.
G. w. Lumsden, of Greensboro, has ex-
changed his S2700 farm with David Calder.
wood for his $4,000 farm, paying the differ.
ence.
Kimball Brainerd 4 Co. are going to put
in large steam mill for the purpose Of
manufacturing lumber, wooden trays, etc., in
Jay.
VIM. Brewster has bought the Denison
house, Irasburgh, and rumor says he is CO.
ing to take partner in the business of tax
ing care Of it.
Joshua G. Rowell, one Of the most promi-
neut and respected men in Albany, died at
his residence in the West village at about !
o'clock, Sunday, Feb. %.
While Horace Campbell was getting ice
at Greensboro not long since, he had the
misfortune to get cold bath in the lake |;
had it not been for near assistance he might
not have escaped.
Hollis Wells got pair Of shoes at Full
lingtou's store, Irasburgh, the other day, by
false pretences. A few days after, while in
the custody Of the sheriff, he was glad to
settle with FullingtOu.
They haven't got hotel accommodations
enough at Newport yet, and the Memphre-
magog House is to be raised another story,
4 Mansard roof and new coat of paint put
on, aud its capacity increased TO over $50
rooms. The work commenced Monday.
Skinner & Martin, of Albany, have a
minkery and are doing good business in
the artificial propagation OF this game. The
other day one of the minks broke out and
killed 81 worth Of hens for a neighbor, Mr..
Mackres, which S. Il M. willingly paid for.
John l.. Porter, of Greensboro, has shown
US copy of paper dated at Huntington,
VI, Oct. IA, 1914. 1t is strong iu its OPP
position to the war with Great Britain, and
to democrats in general. Printed with pen
It's motto is "Peace and Commerce. Nc
War for Conquest"
At Greensboro March 9th, on complaint
of the grand juror, two teamsters Of the
Steam Mill Co. were arrested by deputy
sheriff Ingalls, at the Bend on q warrant is
sued by W. W. Goss, Esq, for intoxicatiou
aud disorderly conduct. They were prompt
lyined SIS each aud costs, amounting in all &c
$22.S0 The liquor was not bought il
Greensboro, but came by express from some
other town. Was it from ST. Johnsbury?
Three or four years ago David Heath and
Josiah Elkins built a boat, both owning
equal shares. A little misunderstanding
arose about it, and Heath thought he would
end the controversy. So one night he start
ed out with an axe for the cove where tn,
boat was. When he lett the boat had beef
cut 10 two in the middle. lie returned abou
two O'Clock, and passed Mr.. Elkins house
Calling him up, he said, "Mr. Elkins, hav
divided that boat as near the middle Rs
can, and you may have your choice" Tha
ended their partnership. -PdLladium.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
St. Johnsbury seems not to be the onl
place that wants village market. Th
} Globe calls loudly for one in Rutland, an
brings good arguments to prove that one
needed.
A young freshman by the name of Nicho
son was found dead near the railroad tract
about mile west OF Fairhaven village, @
Friday morning. 1t appears that he le
Troy, where he resided, in company with h
: father, on Thursday afternoon, to attend tn
/, funeral Of his brothers wife, Mrs. Micha
l Nicholson Of Fairhaven. At Whitehall the
left the train 10 walk to FairhaveD, and hi
almost reached the village, at about twel'
: O'Clock at night, when the young man BEGAN
i tired aud exhausted, and the farther says
: was obliged to leave him. He came into II
: village for help, aud going back failed
! finding the young man, when the search wi
: abandoned. 10 the morning the body WI
found near the track where he was left Il
night before. Ii is thought he must ha'
frozen to death. There is something vel
d strange about this affair. Unless both faith
. aud son were incapable to taking care
u themselves by reason of liquor, it is impOsl
IS BILE to account for the sad occurrence
l. Globe.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The hotel property at Plain6eld was 50