Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-16
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vas set At the grave Of samuel 5. Sea +
rer. Oct Sd. 4
The new block Of o. H. Austin's Is .
icing rapidly brought 70 completion. /
some Of the Plasseriag VII be done this
week
Lewis Ford had beans. last week. with /
-iPe beans, string beans and blossous-
AL On the sane vines. This weather
vii put 4 qsasturs On them.
BROEELEGTOE.
There are many pieces of potatoes
about that are net yet dug. It IS cold
weather today for digging them
H Conway has frame up for new
house. and VIII 50 complete itas to make
It home for the winter.
G. Seavey has decided bis prOherty to
Daniel Pierce. in consideration Of life
support. Pierce pays all demands
against Mr. Seavsy.
5 Townsend Is getting 1000 bushels
Of potatoes, this year. and ;. 5. Tiukham
has raised At the rate Of 400 bushels per
acre CT 4 new variety. called the Yrska-
W. P. Wakefield caught three foxes.
last Friday. One Of them had been tan
ed. previously. as It seems from the fact
that he had 4 leather strap buckled
around his neck.
SAB ACcIDEST-Mll0 Cleveland Of
this town. net with the misfortune 60
have his hand drawn into i threshing
machine. last week. and 1t was SO badly
injured As t0 require anpusatiou At the
wrist
VEST CHAREESTOy.
Edwin Foster has sold his place IN
the village 60 his brother Wesley, re-
eeiving $500 for it.
Mrs E H. Robinson has lust receiv-
ed fresh stock Of millinery goods Call
and examine
The festival AZ the Cong. church cane
Of thursday night. as advertised Il
was a pleasant evening and al seemed
to enjoy It. though not a full house
About $50 vas realized above expenses
DERBY
A few lots Of hops IN this and adjoin
ing towns. sOld during the past week
for so cents per pound
The attendance. last Monday evening
to ~ChandIer's Scientific Lecture an,
POlyrama Exhibition. was large. IN,
the exercises quite instructive.
The trustees and principal Of Derb,
Academy have concluded 20 add tE
weeks TO the present term making L
weeks In all According to TINS arrange
meut. the Fall term viii close Nov. "A.
The students Of Derby academy, he'll
an Interesting and animated discussion
last Friday afternoon, on the foIl0win
question Which has done the create
service to mankind. the printing pres
or steam engine 90 Decided IN favor &
steam engine.
Joseph Bates, ESQ., Of this place, 4
esteemed citizen and ! kind neighbo
died 1t his residence On Monday las
Mr.. Bates was prominent member
the Methodist church and Is well know
. in different parts Of the county as ageI
. for the Farmers Mutual Fire InsuranS
: Company.
VEST GLOTER-
! Thomas j Hastings raised sixry-i7
bushels Of prolific pctz1Oes from tn
. bushels planting. Mr.. Clark viii har
: 70 try again-
GkEEASbOhO
' Under the new organization OF &
S choir. s. P Pinney Is Director
= We learn that j. A Crane has pu
2 chased 100 barrels Of apples. which a
for sale at Babbftt's at from $500
? $3.50 per barrel
The C0ugregati0naIists have engag
D. the Rev. Moses Patten Of Carlisle, Mas
5 to preach one year. with the view Of
e settlement. If suited al around
> The funeral Of John Craig took pla1
5 last Friday. under Masonic honors,
9 MeDougan Of Barton. officiating as NJ
ter Mr. Craig was 4 brakeman On
= Montreal road and while uneouPlI
/ cars received injuries from which he die
II LRASBURGH-
h Abel Graves Of Irasburgh has bong
d the A. A. Webster farm In Newa
r paying $3.50
= LOWELL
e Mrs. Hall has moved INTO her h0'
e after having thoroughly repaired Il
9 James Edison has bought enc halr
= John KeIley's farm. paying fer the 81
500.
&c Lender Sincl AR and family n
u moved INTO Rufus KInsley's house
z sam MetcaIf into Mrs. BaldWin's no
IN the village
n Edison Kinney Is laying the fouudat
:. for a house nearly opposite Villa
IA Store. The rest Of the t0wu viii pr
r. abIy mooTe next week