Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-08-16

up in the east part of Bloomington. The
new mill is intended to supply his
shops at the Landing with stock, and
also to saw dimension bills when dimen-
sion lumber can be sold.
E, B. Campbell, President of the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Vt,
visited this place some days since and
A. G. Parker agent. This is
a new Insurance Co, that was started
last fall, and it is claimed to be found
ed on a better plan than any heretofore
started in the State. Those desiring
insurance will do we'll to investigate the
principles and prices of the new COM
pany.
OWNINGTON.
1t was harness and not horse, as last
weeks item had it, that the Frenchman
stole.
Rufus Averill, recruiting officer, has
raised a company of about fifty men,
consisting of veterans and volunteers.
The company was organized last Thurs
day night and the following officers were
chosen; Capt, Rufus Averill list Lieut.,
A. W. Wiley; End Lieut., J. G. Page
Sergeants, H. Bradley. A. Dwire. A. o.
Joslyn, E. l.. Carpenter and C. B. Ord
way COrpOrals, G. J. Gross, o. S. Put
ney, NJ. L.. Gay, H. G. Bassett, o. E.
Collins, E. E. Alexander, ]. Wyman and
@. W. Pierce.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Collier is building a nice house
the present season.
A large worm is destroying the leave.
upon our maple trees in some parts Of
our town, SO that they look as brown as
winter.
bSC duNClblotLhSub III ItldIlOu 70 In'
Craftsbury Academy, and remember tina
a good school, with an excellent boarC
of teachers is provided in our own town
David Coburn met with a sad acci
dent a few days since. He was al
ranging the harness on his horse, and i
throwing the tug over the horses back
the iron on the end hit the ball of hi
eye, and the whole inside immediatel
ran out. ...
DERBY.
The Cashier of the National Bank G
Derby Line, desires to inform all burg
lars and "gaggers," that it will be use
less to march him through the streets q
night, to open the vault doors, as E. A
Mcpherson, Esq, of Boston, has just pr
oil one of Pillard's ''Iime Locks, whic
has been set to open at 8 o'clock, A. \
only, Sundays excepted.
GLOVER
! Dwight Dwinell is erecting for hin
self dwelling house which bids fair t
be one of the prettiest in town.
Mr.. Geo. Buchanan has moved Il
house obtained of L. Wiley on to i
new location. which, when fully cor
pleted will make him a very deslrab
home.
GREENSBORO.
o. G. Hazen has at last succumbt
to the spirit of improvement, and h
b commenced repairing and remodelil
his barn.
The rain of last week prevented {
meeting of the Choral Union. L
sing will come off on Wednesday ey
ming, August 20, whether-or-no, as t
! negro preacher said when he announc
a that his next meeting would be in T.
e weeks, providence permitting. or in 70
weeks aChUther-Or-no.
The Presbytery of Vermont of I
S United Presbyterian Church, met at b
# net August 10. and the case of Rev.
J II. Reid of Greensboro, accused of CT
duct unbecoming a minister, was act
upon. The Presbytery voted to rec
Mr.. Reid from the church of Greensb,
Z and to dismiss him from the Presbyte
J. HOLLAND.
: A serious if not fatal accidental sho
ing case took place here, on WednesC
last A young man named Geo
King, undertook to remove loaded {
D. from manger in barn, taking it
sr by the muzzle and pulling it iowa
E. him. The result was the discharge
T the contents of the gun into his nc
er Drs. Cowles of Stanstead and Bugbet
'h Derby Line. were called in, but did
N deem it safe to attempt to remove
De wad. &C., lodged in close proximity
O. the arteries and blood vessels of the M
III His case is regarded as very doubtful
:" recovery.
"a LOWELL
sir The Congregational society will
- pair their church during the con
D. fall.