Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-11
EAST OHARLBSTON

will meet at East Charleston Saturday.
October l6. at 10 a m. The following
subject will be discussed: "Are Agu-
cultural Fairs in Vermont, as they are
usually managed. benefit to farmers ?''
Speakers: Moses Beede. VIM. Bruce.
H. Baxter and A. Coo ID. Would
it be advisable for thfmembers of the
Grange in Orleans Co. have an annual
fair to show and sell stk and prOduee?'
Speakers: Moody CoSer, D. A. Locke,
J. X. Johnson, Guy DWELL and NJ. NJ.
Mason. Essayist, Hner Bradley. Pa
per by Mrs. A. G. Joyn. If the Pat
rOns will carry an, samples of fruit,
grain or vegetables this meeting. COM
mites of examinatiowill be appointed
Z. DAMEsoN, Sec'y.
DEBY
H. J. Cross has Ited the blacksmith
shop owned by thete VIM. Dow, at
the Centre.
Charles Hyland ho formerly worked
In VIM. BOWS blamith shop, has pur-
chased the shop terly occupied by
H. J. Cross.
The next quartz meeting of the Dan
vile Baptist AssStion, will be held at
the Baptist churet the Centre, COM
mencing next Fry at , o'clock, and
continuing over sabbath.
The new reside which Edwin Bates
of n. Y, is Greg here is deserving
of special noticet is now nearly com
= pleted, and shopr itself the care and
taste with which. Bates has laid out
I and carried FORK the work upon it.
\ The many frs of Rev. James Hay
of this place, % hold a meeting this
y (Monday) ever to bid him good
= bye," as he S tomorrow for the
! West Indies, ehe proposes to live, as
e the severity Of winters, do not agree
+" with his healt
I OYER
See the auo advertisement on this
lie page, of Hugr, Jr.
. Widow Les is thoroughly repair
ing her hOustde and out.
he Mrs. Ken6ishes to inform her
lv friends and mers that she has re-
he moved to thew house, next door
M south of thel. She has gone to
nd market for nary goods, and you
nd will hear fir again next week
mt Dress makiAIiss Emma Burroughs.
en- The youIies of Glover are in
to- tending to Rosette Party at the
ell Town Hallay evening, Oct. 18th.
md All are inv The proceeds are for
nty church oOr the North church.
i'm. ENSBORO.
unit C. D. B has bought the shoe
'uf- shop of Wwyer. and is going to
OF work in itwinter. We are glad
md we are goihave a shoemaker, we
had have beirut good while.
- The LiAssociation have made
- an additihe library of quite
up number books. They now have
about onicd and seventy volumes.
rom E. g. Is auction was quite sue
eessful, standing the weather.
ring Cows sOlaverage price of s37 /;
oats. As yearlings SO to $50.
W LOWELL.
-, B. Wlrd has just completed
~ his newn the Eden road near
the rive.
Mr.. pf West6eld has hired
e. the plac village lately occupied
~ by w. J.
e25 The temperance society met
&c at the hurch on the eve of the
9Th outstanding the bad wealth
er the was we'll filed. The
meetin, success. The Misses
S Batchebell-ringing fame. were
> g present. the aid of Mr.. Wesley.
:, furnisIvery fine music.
ie VII Dirt CENTER.
Geo has sold his farm to
John Holland. for s25OO.
ening. RaTilcox has sold his vii
ID Mr.. lage 20 John W. Currier of
Troy,O.
ne has Thden's Christian Associa-
of it. ton fBridge are assisting in
st en- holdimeetings here, which are
anics. becopnterestlng.
one of A house on second street,
e. kill belouram Drown, was set on
fire trson, last Monday night
village abou but was soon extinguish-
stock ei bgers. The house was al
ss 700 mospad not been occupied for
fourIr. Drown. the owner, has
beeund will have hearing in
-; feiumor says that the house
;n;,r was,d
orse got Ntre is rapidly increasing
nto FIRE in hs the following record of
Dirt: Sep. /, daughter to
Mr.. Trim; Sep. z, a daugh-
,oys met terrs. Benjamin Brown Sep.
layed a y, to Mr.. & Mrs. Hollis
de play- Hoi, son to Mr.. G. Mrs.
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