Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-07

vegetables TO such as desire. BatronlZe
the new bakery.
@. II. Green has rented the convenient
building lately occupied by Mr.. ellis,
harness maker. for furniture rooms, and
will offer large stock of furniture and
collins for sale, cheap.
BROWNINGTON.
Raspberries Z cents quart.
Miss Nettle Cutler of Barton teaches
our school, instead of Miss Dickinson,
as reported last week.
G. a. Parker has lost two shotes with
in few days. whether by the heat or
hog cholera we know not j. II. Parker
lost calf by suustroke.
The dwelling house of Job Drown. Jr.
who lived in the east part of the town
was burned last Friday night with most
Of its contents. The house caught FIRE
in the afternoon on the roof, and the FIRE
was put out. During the night 1t broke
out again and destroyed the house.
]. Wilson saw two men lurking in the
woods near his farm on Monday last,
and suspicious that they were tramps
guarded his premises during the night.
After the moon went down they approach
ed the buildings, but were frightened
away. Keep your guns we'll loaded.
VEST CHARLESTON.
Many of the farmers have finished
haying. and good crop of good hay is
the general verdict.
Quite party of young folks. are 90.
ing out to WillOughby Lake, to camp
out for week. They 60 about the
l4th of this month.
EAST CHARLESTON.
f. A. Balch has removed from thi:
place to Barton, where he is going Il
work in a machine shop for. Mr.. Boswell
AS Mrs. E. NJ. Cate and daughter
from Boston, who are visiting friends IL
this Village, we're making a call in Nor.
gan, while Embarrassing, their horse be-
came frightened, ran and smashed the
wagon considerably Fortunately, nc
one was injured.
DERBY
The hay crop, which is mostly secur
ed, is an average other crops, especial
ly corn and potatoes, look finely.
The trustees of the academy are re
pairing the boarding house and fitting
up for the better accommodation of self
bOarders. The academy will be paints
this week. The friends of the school ar
much pleased with the selection of tn
new board of teachers. and anticipate
large attendance and an excellent teri
of school.
Last Friday evening Charles StimpsO
of Salem was detected in making wa
with a bundle of stolen goods, most @
which had been taken from the store Q
Holt & Colby. He was taken into Gu:
tody, and the next day an officer pro
ceeded TO his house with search wal
rant, which led 10 the discovery of MOI
stolen property. Simpson was the
brought before Justice Roberts. wh
sentenced him to pay large fine togett
err with the cost of the goods and cost
of prosecution it is hoped that he is
wiser man, Simpson was formerly en-
ployed in the tannery, and has hithert
borne respectable reputation.
GLOVER.
The Universalist Sunday School Sc
sion will be held every Sunday at IL
usual time and place.
I
The FIGURING mill of c. B. Stone, a
ter August 10, will be closed for repair
until further notice.
Cucumber thieves and other lawle
persons have done great injury to Il
garden of II. S. Chaplin.
The fall term of the Orleans Liber
Institute will begin Aug. 80, under Il
direction of Mr.. Henry BabcOck. to col
tinue Is weeks. No pains will be spa
ed to make it one of the best schools
VT. Further notice will appear next wee
The Village schools closed. last wee
both departments having been success
full. The following pupils in the low
department had no absent or tarC
marks during the term; Hattie LeOnar
Ludor Foster, Abbie Mcclellan, Sara
Mcclellan, Edith Dwinell, Eddie Wal
err, Claude Beedle, Ernest Walker; ]
had no tardy marks.
GREENSBORO.
Another party of dozen or SO. a
coming to camp on the Hubbard can
ground this week.
We have finally seen the last of q
Wright law case which has been so loI
! pending.
Our delegates will 60 to the distri
convention with the feeling that they W
have to 90 for Hendee. but We imagi
= it would not take much to make the
vote for another man.
, MORGAN.
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