Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-10

ours on Fast Day Of each year, will be
held Friday next at u o'clock m. at
the Congregational Church, at the close
Of the II o'clock fast day service. A
full attendance. not only of members.
but Of all who will cooperate in TEN
peranee work. Is very desirable.
BY order Of Ex. Com.
COTENTRF.
Mrs. AFRO Gray bad a collar bone
broken and received other injuries at
Barton Landing OF Saturday from being
tipped over by frightened horse.
George H Walworth. who left this
town a year ago. and who has been in
falling health during the last winter.
died in Richmond, Va, April Sd. He
went from Newport to Worcester. Mass.
last fall. to spend the winter there, and
contracting a severe cold which grew in
to lung trouble. be was advised to 90
South and reached Richmond, but was
too Ill to 90 farther and rapidly run
down and died. He had a large ac-
quaintance and many friends in this
county. He was buried with Masonic
honors. Friday.
CHARLESTON.
In February A. ID. 1874. an 1nforma-
ton was fled by the States Attorney
against Levi Applebee Of West Charles
ton, for selling intoxicating liquor. The
officer sent to arrest him and subpoena
witnesses subpened the witnesses the
first thing be did. They gave Applebee
notice Of what was coming. and be re-
treated into Canada, where be has re-
manned most Of the time until the 9TH
inst. when he visited Vermont, where
be was arrested by D. Sheriff and A. J.
Morrill,. who had been waiting for him
for over two years. 1t Is said that APP
plebee thought his offence had Out-lawed
CRAFTSBURY.
Henry Stearns Of Albany. has bought
the premises formerly owned by Orrilla
Tolman for $3.50 Immediate possession
given.
The remains Of Jane Woodbury. Lathe,
wife Of Silas Lathe Of Coventry. were
brought at her request TO this. her na-
tive town, for burial, on the 9th instant
Much sickness has prevailed in this
town and vicinity, during the past few
months. -Four men have died within a
radius Of one-half mile; two Of our
young business men, John Wiley and
Erwin Woodbury., were buried yesterday.
Amasa Scott Of Craftsbury owns a
COW that during the last 20 days has
produced Us pounds Of butter. or an
average Of l-2 pounds day. The
details Of the feat are as follows: The
first two weeks the butter weighed y
I pounds; the next eight week the record
stood, Is, Il, Is, l., l.. l6. Is. Il
/ pounds for the week. Mr. Scott, as Is
well known in this vicinity. cuts his hay
very early, from the 10th to the 10th Of
June. and as often thereafter as il gets
sufficiently grown TO make sweet and
tender hay. This COW had in addition
to 20 pounds Of this hay per day, one
peck Of potatoes each day for the first
four weeks after she came in since theI
She has had less potatoes. but quart Of
corn and cob meal at noon. This is q
wonderful production Of butter and shows
that Mr.. Scott has q good COW and eI.
cellent feed. Was the COW native. grads
or thoroughbred ? Ed.
DERBT
The lecture. last Wednesday. by Rev
Mr.. Rattray, was very excellent anC
was appreciated by those who heard it.
Rev. James Hay, who has recently re
turned from the West Indies, will lee
ture at Academy hall, on Wednesday
evening next. at : o'clock.
The Lyceum boys at the Center, vii
meet next Tuesday evening at : o'clock
to discuss the following question Re
solved. That IntemperaDee Is a create
evil than War.
SUDDEN DEATH-John H. Skinner o
Derby. fell dead while shOveling sDov
in his door-yard. last Wednesday. III
cause Of his death Is supposed 70 hav
been heart disease. Mr. skinner wa
an active Christian. and bis loss Is sc
verely fek by large circle Of friend
and relatives
GLOTER.
Wyman Partridge has rented the Al
thur farm for one year. Levi Drew no
occupies the Partridge place
The Ladies Sugar party, last Fridal
resulted in a profit Of $50. Next sOcii
bic Friday. April q.
Sugar makers made the best Of Il
good run. last week. Some Of the IA
mers have made one pound 10 the tree
samuel Bean. q gentleman more tia
seventy years Of age, bored $40 map
trees. some days since. IN four hour
How is this. boys?
+ Mrs. y. A Blanchard recently recei
4 ed a paralytie shock She has no u
. / % .o,,s side and a. She l. In advaucl