Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-06-19

NN'e"aP Win IL ~. pNdhVIu III INC paint
ing business, and will travel as adver-
tising agent for the Beedle troupe. Stat
ford will keep brushing.
The Centennial singing convention by
Pinney Of Greensboro, that was to have
taken place this month, has been post
poned till September, on account Of the
absence fHOm the county of many of the
singers.
Two small children. Lima and Eva
Page, were playing on boom at Chan
dler's mill pond, Thursday evening. and
accidentally fell into the water; they
were saved from drowning by Maurice
and Clarence Wheeler.
CRAFTSBURT.
Amasa Scott commenced haying June
10.
R. W. COwles lost a very promising
stallion, some days since. which in all
probability was poisoned.
The friends Of Noble II. Kinney have
subscribed about 81 900 to assist him
in rebuilding his sash and door factory.
Carlton Udalls dwelling house and
shed was consumed by fire. The barn
was saved by the exertions Of neighbors.
EAST CHARLESTON.
The next meeting of the Council Of
P. of II. will be held in this place on
Thursday. June 20.
The Misses Bridgman gave a reading
and lecture at she church vestry, Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings of last
week, which were we'll attended and
quite we'll liked.
GREENSBORO
Members of the Library Association
remember the adjourned meeting. Thurs
day, the 29th, at Z p. m. Officers are
to be elected for the ensuing year.
Prosperity abOunds, IN spite of the
low price for butter. d. Calderwood
d. c. Melvin, John Simpson, Jr., are
putting up fine large barns and will b.
ready to receive new hay.
Moses Haines has bought the lot O
land known as the Pond lot, of A. "
Wild. There is only barn on the prem
Uses, and Haines is going to erect hOus
as soon as possible.
A party of young chaps from Eas
Greensboro and West Wheelock. sough
to do something cunning, and undertook
to drive an old man named Fisher an
his wife. out of town, by a night raj,
upon his promises. The old folks show
ed fight and drove off their assailants
much to their chagrin. Boys, do NO
commit an unlawful act for the sake Q
rubbing the smut off of the reputation
Of others upon yourselves; it won't pay
GLOVER.
Rev. n. W. Scott preached an inter
esting semi-centennial discourse, yestel
day.
Wesley Scott, harness maker. has sol
out his business to his brother, n. \
Scott Wesley remains in the shop al
other year.
The Glover military company wi
= meet at Glover village. Tuesday. JuI
20. at 6 o'clock, p. m, TO receive the
uniform coats and do some drilling
, says Lieut.. Walker.
/ During the absence Of J. Elmer Dwi
! ell at the Centennial, his business wi
be attended to by his son, Fred. who
abundantly able to preside, in his fail
er's absence.
D The Republican voters Of Glover, a
requested to meet at school room No.
Thursday, the %. at p. m, for Il
purpose Of choosing delegates to Z
{ State convention, to be held at Montp
e lier the 9th. Per order Of Town Col
e LRASBURGH.
The Essex Go. Herald states that
man by the name of French. from Ira
burgh, stole team at Canaan from GC
: Hillard, and when last heard from "
: in Manchester, where he left the hoI
e and harness.
LOWELL.
The space made vacant by the bur
e ing of the sash shop is filed by fraI
II for new one.
l. We notice, among other improvement
IL in town. a coat of paint is being put
le to Mrs. Baldwin's house in the village
ID. Z. Curtis has just returned FRI
d market with a large stock of new GOO
u which he is willing 10 exchange for ca
- or ready pay.
- Ed. Coolidge, our landlord. is layi
logs to run water to the hotel-an
, prOvement very much needed in tn
times of temperance reform, when it
crime to sell liquor as a beverage.
On the sth inst. a little girl of W
PattersOn's, three years old, came N
:. drowning by falling into a tub Of wat
The hired girl saw her feet sticking
= and went to her assistance in season
save her life.
=, A communication from Lowell CT
the attention of delegates to the st