Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-05-27

of the same. B. F. Tower has put in
new stock of goods, and it begins to
look like business about there.
CRAFTSBURY.
H. A. Tite has begun work for the
season at the wooden factory.
Noble H. Kinney has commenced the !
erection of a new and commodious sash |
and blind shop on the site where his
shop was lately burned.
Miss Inez Owen has bought out the
millinery goods of Mrs. Phillbrook, and
opened millinery shop in Rand's block
where she will welcome all who desire
anything in her line. Mrs. Rand does
the dress.making in the same block.
CLOVER.
The hotel in this place is again in
running order. The public will find the
best of accommodations.
Mrs. John Jenness has purchased the
place owned of late By Mrs. Hannah
Phillips possession not given till fall.
Owing to the busy season the Vestry
Society meeting will not be holden till
Wednesday, June IA. The meeting will
be at Mrs. Lucy Bickford's.
The auction sale of A. G. Anterior
is postponed until Tuesday, June 6,
at II. NJ, at which time the household
goods, furniture, crockery and other
property will be sold. See bills.
GREENSBORO.
AT town meeting held the 18th, L
A. Jackson was elected constable and
collector
J. o. Cutler has received a new lot of
bibles and testaments, of all styles and
prices. Any one wishing anything in
that line, can get them cheap
The ice broke up the Dist, this year
one week later than last year, and the
fishermen begin to appear, by next week
the lake will be thronged with them.
The boys who took Pinney's wolf robe
have brought it back. Now boys treat
and call it square, and we will say no
more about it.
S. P. Campbell and Mrs. Macomber
narrowly escaped death, at East Hard
wick last week, in consequence of his
horses taking fright and running away.
They were precipitated over an embank-
ment, and we're taken up senseless, but
not materially injured.
Agreeable to instructions given the
selectment, at the annual March meet
ing, the repairing of the highways for
the next four years, will be given the
lowest responsible bidder, June s, 1876.
The bids are to be by districts, as they
are now divided.
A centennial sugar party The people
of the village will furnish sugar and
snow on the lst day of June. at 10
o'clock a. m, to everybody in town, old
or young, rich or poor, black or white.
All are invited to come. Come one and
all bring your spoons and have good
time. All free
LRASBURGH.
j. G. Brown has bought the Scion
Webster place for $1,000, and has moved
upon it.
The cold rain of last week was severe
on sheared sheep. Miles Brown lost s.
G. F. Webster 3, E. Kiteredge ..
During the late freshet, the mill dan
belonging to E. A. Ufford gave way, anC
a chasm 20 feet deep and 4e feet IL
width was washed in front of the saw
mill. But Mr.. Ufford can still raist
fancy stock, If he is not worth mil
dam. He is raising IA beautiful devoI
calves.
: LOWELL.
| H. j. Cross has moved on to his farm
in the south part of the town.
May 26.-Frost on the ground, snow
banks in sight, tomatoes and early plant
froze up, and springs work far behind.
Edison Kinney has moved into Leon
ard Shoefelt's house. Mr.. Kinney ha
4 commenced the foundation of neV
shop 40 by 60 feet, two stories high b
will finish the upper story into tow
r hall, and receive from the town 81, 90
: therefor.
1 MORGAN
t Mrs. Martha Nichols, wife of Pro-
t ]. V. Nichols, died suddenly last week
5 She had, up to the time of her last sick
ness, enjoyed excellent health, neve
4 having required the service of a physi
: clan until last week. She was attacke
e with inflammation of the bowels and die
e within few days Mrs. Nichols was
o woman of exemplary character and wa
n beloved by a large circle of neighbOr
: and acquaintance. She was buried
n the flower garden near her home, whic
}. she had cultivated with great taste an
o care since her residence in this town.
: NORTH TROY.
d DIR: A. E. Drew, has succeeded i
/? removing the ball from the wound i
Mrs. Revoir's head.
IS John Wheeler's barn and shed, o
d East Hill, were burned to the GROUND