Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-23
NAL from this station this morning.

The Passumpsie r. R. Co. has notified
station agents to sell no excursion tickets
to Philadelphia and return after Oct. 81.
The shipments from this station dur
ing last week were car starch. l car
horses. 3 cars potatoes. ? cars lumber.
car sheep. l Of bark. and S.O4O pounds
butter besides merchandise in small lots.
and 80 bales hops.
c. H. Green has two Chinese and one
japanese coins in his possession, which
are euriOsities here. Fifteen of one aud
seven Of the other kind Of Chinese coins
are worth cent, and three Of the Jap,
anese are Of the same value. All have
holes in the center to string them on for
convenience Os carrying. The japanese
is eliptical in form.
BROW NINGTON.
Everybody from this town goes to the
Centennial this week.
J. Trip starts for Canada to buy cat
tie this morning.
5. Mack has rented the Widow Spaf-
ford house. near J. TwOmbly's.
Rev. Mr.. SutcIife. from Nova Scotia.
preached very able sermon at the Cen
tire yesterday, from a text found in
John 3:3.
Albert Gallup lost nineteen turkeys
by foxes last summer. This aroused
his interest and be vowed that be would
have a fox for turkey and up to the
IL instant he had caught eighteen foxes,
he Is now after the other to balance
books.
DERBY.
Quite number Of our citizens start
for the Centennial to day.
Gallup and Wilson have received
quite lot Of potatoes for starch fol-
which they pay IS cents.
In the absence Of Rev. L. c. Dickin.
son last Sabbath Prot. Allen of Derby
Academy read Sermon at the NJ. E
Church.
Deacon A. c. Mitchell of St. Johns
bury and Rev. A. J. Chandler Of North
Troy assisted by others, will hold meet
ings afternoon and evening Of Wednes
day Thursday and Friday Of the preseu
week at the Baptist Church.
GLOVER.
The last instalImeut Of Centennial
from this town. start for PhiIadelphi;
to-day.
L. W. Foster comes again into pos
session Of his old farm, by purchasin.
the same Of Henry Alger.
G. P. Owen IS adding a coat of pain
to his buildings, which viii add mucI
TO tAeir attraetIyeness-
The last vestry Society meeting wa
held at Mr. Dexter's. 1t proved to b
pleasant and profitable visit.
Rev. Mr.. PufFer, Presiding Elder
preached two excellent diseourses here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips of Chelmsford
Mass. has received unanimous call {
occupy the desk as minister, by the Cor
g-egatIonaI church.
VEST GLOTER.
Rev. Daniel Phillips gave an inter
esting lecture in our church Tuesda
evening. The lecture showed grea
familiarity with sacred history. and b
aid Of the sciOpticou. exhibited man
exceedingly beautiful and INSTRUCTIVE
pictures Of places referred to in the Bible
We would heartily recommend NJ
Phillips to any town or organization
who wish for lecture worth their TIN
and money to hear.
GREENSBORO.
A. z. Hill beats the lot yet He sal
be threshed 22O bushels Of oats in )
: hours, running time.
: B.F. Chamberlin of Hardwiek. b
E bought the I. E. Miles farm. and vi
i take possession in March
: A. H. Lloyd. agent for the COun
Atlas. IS eanvassing the town. We judi
it to be good enterprise. aud hope !
{ viii purchase who can
We understand that number Of "a
mers met at Samuel Hills and organi
Ell Grange, last week When We lea
officers. ETC.. we will report
LOWELL.
q Emory Durivage has gone to board
+ the Irasburgh stone house, for obtain
IL goods on false p-etenees-
" B. 7. Woods. dentist. has gone
: keeping house in the old mill hOu
where he IS prepared to do work in
line
: Winter paid Us visit on the Il
inst Snow drifts were 50 deep Il
! shovels had to be used to get tei
: through them
= Our old towusman. George Ave
a who emigrated to Kansas several We
IN ago, Is back On visit. looking hale a
4 hearty for a nan over so years old
!, NORTH TROY
10. A. Wheeler has sold bis IA
mar South Troy 10 J. B. Powers; pri