Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-09

gathered los pods. which will average
; beans to the pod. making sl5 beans.
CRAFTSBURK.
Samuel Lathe has built a nice, two
story house, this season
Rev. Mr.. BOardman and several 9TH
ers start for the Centennial. this week
Our potato crop IS small this year. al
though one nan here claims to have
raised some very large Ones-22 potatoes
Weighing "a pounds
Several old people have died within a
few days. among which was Mr.. Newell
Whitney. one Of the oldest citizens Of
our town.
A sad accident happened. last Satur-
day, after the funeral services Of Mrs.
Chester Brown Jesse Sabin's horse be-
came uneasy and ran the wagon against
Leander Wheeler's wagon. tipping him
self and wife out. breaking her arm aud
putting her wrist out Of JOINT.
VEST CHARLESTON.
The ladies Of the Congregational So
eiety will hold their Festival on Thurs
day next. instead Of Oct 10.
EAST CHARLESTON.
H. Kathan has bought the Widow
DOlof place, for $500.
The dispute between Wilson and
Chase, concerning the house built for
Wilson, has been settled BY arbitration.
Chase having to pay Wilson $40.
AS Mr.. A Young was driving down
long bill, his horse became frightened
and suddenly sPrang one side, throwing
him out. and a team which was close be-
hind ran over him, breaking his collar
bone and injuring him otherwise.
DERBY.
Owing to the very rainy day, our Fair
proved TO be almost failure. the attend
anee being very small
A new millinery shop is to be opened
at West Derby, by Mrs. Horace Field
who Is now in Boston after her goods
At A. r. Gliues' auction on Saturday
cows sold for from SIS to s35-gOoc
cows not going below $50
Chandeliers PoIyraua viii give an en-
tertaiument at the Baptist church in thi
place. this evening. Doors open at sever
o'clock
The members Of the Baptist 5. s vii
give a concert at the Baptist church her
next sunday evening. beginning at l..
/ o'clock. AL are invited NV.
Amos Norris Is getting cut lumber a
fast as possible. and intends building Of
the sane site where his house was burn
ed two weeks since
Wm- Mason and brother are ereetin
two story building in the vicinity g
E. Lanes store the first floor to be u
ed as blacksmith shop. and the uppe
part for tenement use
Potatoes are bringing 40 cents Pc
busbel-and many are holding them. an
tieipating higher prices butter. 80 cts
kerosene, s5 cents per gallon Since ev
erything Is rising, eur mechanics ar
asking. Why should not labor rise pr
portiouatsly2
| Prudential committees in adjOiuin
towns. who wish 70 engage first ella
teachers. for the coming winter, viii 4
/ well 70 confer with Prof E c. Allen
Derby Academy. who viii take pleAsal
in recommending to them certain men
| bers Of his school. whom be feels cont
dent 10 be well qualified as teachers
CLOVER,
See the advertisement G. W MEGA
few & Co. They sell large amount
property At auction next Saturday.
Wm- Merriam moved last week in
his new house II Is. without dOut
the most convenient. and one Of the Be
farm houses IN town.
D.L- DxineII has returned from !
urotracted visit 70 the seaside. and
sumes his usual business. with heal
much improved
The Bean boys contemplate runnn
the old cider nil this fall The cd n
has a good reputation. and it, Prsse
owners viii ny 70 satisfy customers
1 The school at South Clover has opens
/. The district has recently erected bea
: siful school house and Il Is hoped Il
all IN the district WI. unite II maxi
the school 4 s0ocess-
a C. P. Owen. one day last week.
moved from the throat Of his hOrs'
r niece Of rake stale three inches IN leng
= vbich had been in that position two
three days-
n Albert Sargent died very sudden