Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-10-06
MttmhMt Ratmtt
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1870.

dov Fairbanks has appointed A. X. Rankin Of this
place his secretary Of civil and military Affairs.
Carl NJ Spencer son Of O. w. Spencer, has boon ap-
pointed page TO Gov. Fairbanks.
Everyone should try Towards Carmlno Ink. Man
uacturod by Chas Howard Of st. Johnsbury, and sold
by Geo. Randall.
DR.. 4. d. Cushing, while driving TO Passumpsic last
Friday night, ran upon bank and was thrown out,
dslocatng his shoulder.
Tho Free viii Baptss give an oyetor supper at their
vestry, Friday evening, at six O'Clock, and a temper.
anco concert at half past six.
W. II. Gabraith has sold his interest in the nsur-
anco business 10 Capt Il. ID. BodgOtt town clck.
The firm is now Blodgett Follett and good too.
George Howe, master mechanic on the p. q o., is
building house at the lower end Of Railroad street,
and intends TO have good one, Certainly mechanic
ought to.
How is It that so many pooplo find plenty Of money
10 carry them through the Centennial, but when
you ask thom for the pay "hat little BILL" they
haven't cent?
Tho Centennial GaSetteor, dictionary Of towns In
the United ties, locates st. Johnsbury by saying
that 1t is 49 miles south Of Newport" Now people will
know where Newport Is.
large number from Orleans county started for the
Centennial on Wednesday. Among thoin We recog-
nized many from Newport, Derby and Coventry. May
they have glorious time
Jose ph Derwin, the successor Of Thompson 4 Der
win, has just pnt in large stock Of boots and shoes
which he guarantees to sell such prices that others
cannot unders oil him. 10 has good trade, . good
location, and can give tip-top bargains. Try him.
Mrs. Betsy Armingotn, at the Centre, has recovered
the funds which she lost at the are, containing s65s
cash. notes and bonds Frenchman, julius Parlds by
name found the pocket book as II fell rom team.
and not knowing how to find the rghtul owner, left It
with the priest who has returned 1t to Mrs. A.
Those who attended the musicale last Friday night
enjoyed rich treat The hall was crowded. the sing
did their best (Which is saying good doal) every
thing passed % smoothly, and there was nothing to
the enjoyment Of the occasion. We understand tho
society cleared about slOO.
We call tho attention Of our readers to tho advesse
mOnts of E. 4 t. Fairbanks Co. in this paper. This
firm carries the largest stock and greatest variety Of
goods any store Of kind in the northea part Of
Vermont. They are prepared TO give unusually good
bargains this fall. Call and exam 10 their goods.
d. G. Howe ia making quite extensive improvements
in the Avenue House Beside finishing up tho rooms
for Mrs. Humans millinery store, he is tearing down
the old barn and intends build u addition 10 he
used y diningroom. The old dning-room he pro-
poses to turn into = store splendid chance for some
one to secure the best location on the street.
Inc ot'lenS OF oumnnerViile heiu meeung' rrlday
evening, TO consider the propriety OF forming them.
selves into fro district. Tho result the appoint
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but rather desire for annexation Discussion will re
suit in the right movement, no doubt
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'io''' mummy He"'' iNoS' anu L. ~ e'''e''
North DRhVile'-Centennial goers last Tuesday
morning. l. 7. Hill and wife, Hiram Kelsey mud Wiie
Erastus Drew Miss Norris, Two Misses stanton, aud
several others.
mono NJ H'-Tho barn OF Larkin Hastings e
Monroe Plain was ent-ely consumed by hre' Saturday
last containing from ~ 10 u tons Oh nay tosether Win
~quA""'' Vi O"S' o'o
states Prlson'-Eight delegates from nsburgt
hil passed down on the train Thursday morning. thi
week. They were chained together and apparently
were as happy crowd as you could lind.
| AscutneyviJIe.-Fruitis very plenty here and
winter apples sell for 81 Is per barrel Cidsr makins
is In full blast. potion demonstrating against
division of this (Windsor county Is being circulated
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| No" lsVh'e.-On saturday sept ~th' ralph 1il
| Milan had his right hand badly INITIATED by eircu
lar saw, while at work in the woodshop, losing thre'
| fingers entirely and badly cutting the iorehnger
Young Gilhlan rs steady and Industrious boy ant
has the sympathy OF tho cut 0 community
wRterford.-The farmers are about organizing
farmers club to hold meetings at Lower Waterford
We hope they will do it, for there good material
Waterford and this class Of meetings for mutual atVan
tago and improvement has, OF late, been 700 muei
neglected. we nope 70 give the repor" oil leh &c
ms
Cehten" al h1enrs'oh'-Ihe r. w. van
an excursion 70 rh''adelpnia AZ worry 10" rates LICE
ets are sod only next monuay anu tue uSn soeS y
Nor'" ConwAJ Snu sio EAs'oih ia'io~ 70 noS'on, y"
thence oy inc ran h""' steAhe''' arriving NJ run"
ueipnia ~ aoou'' D. H. iuesuy ine i1fe ot ="
round "Trip ranges rom S'o'0o u 'Onnson' s''0C
o. 'ohnSouIy' lHlS " hne '''P unu WIZ 10 NAo
advantage OF by many
Central Vermont Is highly favored this ml II
regard TO rosts Jack has not been rouAd up 10 thi