Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-04-03

be, (Eariel abandoned the suit, paid his
own costs and ignOminiOusly surrender
ei.
On account Of a wash-out below Con-
cord. \. H.. on Wednesday. a collision
Of trains occurred. which smashed two
engines. wounded three men and did
other damage. Trains were waiting on
the track fer the repair Of the break in
the road. and the up passenger train was
not sigualled in season to be STOPPED BE-
fore il ran into an engine. The disaster
made the train due here at 3 o'clock a.
m. Thursday. seven hours late.
There viii he donation and sugar
party st the Methodist parsonage. next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Those living At distance. or desiring
to come IN the afternoon. will find re-
ception and welcome at that time. The
house j. large and there will be ample
room for all who desire to attend A.
Mr. Webb and family will leave this
place after Conference. il Is intended to
make this their farewell visit. and a cor
dial invitation Is extended in their be
half to all
BARTON LANDING.
A. c. Parker shot a hawk last Tues
day measuring four feet six inches from
tip to tip
Religious meetings are being held by
the Association IL the Parker district in
Coventry. and the Smith district in lra>-
burgh. with good success.
At the school meeting. las; Tuesday
evening. c. E. Joslyn was chosen district
7 committee. Ii was voted to maintain
the two schools. and to have three eleven
week terms in each.
Heller Parker. foreman at Austin. &
Joslyn's mill. interviewed the board saw
both in the forenoon and afternoon on
Y Thursday last. He will wear rags and
cots on his fingers for some time yet
The religious meetings for the week
will be a follows On Monday and
Tuesday evenings. Rev. Messrs. Culver
and Wild Of Newport are expected: on
| Thursday evening. Brother Putney and
Others from s.. Johnsbury will be pres.
ent on SATURDAY evening, the Y. VI. c
A. holds is regular meeting.
BROWNLNGTON.
A. Ripley Is in town on short visit.
/ W. Raymo has rented his farm to 4
Mr.. Barnes, from Lyndon. one year fol
s255.
April Sd. and the sugar places only
partly tapped. 1t j. a gloomy outlook
for sugaring.
1t Is feared that DR.. WinslOw vii
never ree0yer from the severe sickness
by which be Is now Frustrated.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Walter Buck has rented his farm /
Chas. Canning. and moved into the vii
lage.
Rev. = ". Spencer has removed {
Bloomington. and We are now without
, preacher. Efforts are being made {
secure the services Of the Rev. :. ;
: Niekerson.
COVENTRT.
John Stiles Of Newport Centre. VII
has been at work for c. J. Ware. cut hi
foot severely. on Saturday.
VIII the person who sent Us 81 in
letter dated Coventry, March p. writ
again and sign his name to the eommun
ication.
tAd1 4 Sd Z n 4
The ladies held festival at the Tow
Hall. on the 29th inst. for the purpOs
Of raising funds to paint the Method:
? parsonage. There was a good attend
+ ance. and the sun Of $40 was realize
b as profits. The amateur players frOl
/. Albany were present and played. M
:. Brothers Keeper" to the satisfaction {
all.
DERBI.
{ Rev. Mr.. Hay. who sailed for ii
+ West Indies last fall. has returned. II
/. addressed his old friends yesterday (Sur
: day) eve. at the Congregational churcl
Rev. Mr.. BATTERY. Of johnson. Vt
!, will deliver lecture next Wednesds
4 evening. at the Academy hall Subjec
u The largest Room in the World"
y The smallpox patients are now We
: enough not TO require nurse. and y
think that Derby folks may well col
70 graduate themselves that the disea
" has made 50 short a stay in our village
r. EVANSVILLE.
4 The cry i going up for more religiol
Is help in the Christian work now begd
Meeting next sabbath, At three o'eloe
l. GREENSBORO
Y /. B. Wedge. our former miller. b
: rented mill in Berlin. and takes INN
,e diate possession
i. Jabez PinDey Is minus two sheep.
dogs or thieves. with probabilities in
. vor Of the latter
= Joseph Deshan has rented his farm