Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

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The county Clerk has received the
supply Of Vol A. Of VT Reports for the
various towns in this county. This vol
ume Of reports contains many important
and valuable decisions.
NEWPORT CENTRE.
Nye Blake has sold his village resi-
denoe to Geo. l. Sleeper for $500.
John Crawford has let his farm to his
son AmaSa for Que year from April lst-
J.C. Dawson got his leg badly smash
ed few days since. while rolling timber
on to the lOg-wAy in his mill-yard.
Nye Blake and family left this place
last saturday for Granville. Iowa. where
they intend to make their home.
There will be aquArserly meeting held
at the NJ E Church on Sunday evening.
March %. The Presiding Elder will be
present
Albert Jones has been appointed sec-
ton boss on the railroad instead of Nye
Blake. resigned The company will find
Mr.. jones faithful to his trust
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
B. ~ r. Wiley and l. J. Campbell
Of Sutton are chosen delegates to the
Republican convention
There has been an increase in the de-
posits at the ST. JOhnsbury Savings
Bank Of s25,5SS in the last six months.
The Massachusetts, brethren hold .
series Of Gospel Meetings at ST. Johns
bury, commencing Saturday evening,
Mar. %.
c. D. Welcome has been appointed
postmaster in Lyndon. in place Of ".
H. McGatey removed Four young
men leave Lyndon. soon for California.
ProE Magner carried Of about sl25
Of the Sutton peoples money. The
times do not appear to be 50 very hard
after all
The trouble between H. A Blake and
the Campbells is causing much comment
in Sutton, and not little in some Of the
county papers
D. L Melvin Of St Johusbury, has
been pardOned out Of jail by governor
Peek. after nine months incarceration
for violating the liquor law.
Deacon Stephen T. Bean. one Of the
original founders Of the Baptist church
in Sutton. has lately died in Illinois
Only three Of the original members Of
the church, are now living
Theophilus Drew Of Danville. lately
reported At the point Of death with lung
fever, was well enough to attend the
late town meeting. He has not failed
to attend this meeting tor 90 years
Stephen Patch, an aged citizen Of
Walden. Is lying at the point Of death.
from the effects Of paralysis and Other
diseases Lyman Utley. Of the same
toxn. has also had shock Of paralysis
and Is in critical condition
The CaLedoniGa gives account of a
dead beat, who Is pzlming himself Of =:
DIR. Young" and claims to have beer
badly treated BY Catholics for hayi IL
abandoned that order. He Is began
and the public Is cautioned to beware Of
him
The ST. JOhnsbury Centennisls held Z
pound party" some days since at the
town hall which was very enjoyable
affair. and resulted in net profit Of $50
70 &c added 70 the State centennial fund
The Fairbznkses Of St. JOhnsbury
have nearly completed three large and
eommOdi0us shops since the great frs
destroyed portion Of them in January.
Their orders for scales were never 81
large as at present, and they are in great
haste 20 occupy the new shops. % as Il
BE able TO keep up with their orders
The magnitude Of the farming opera
tions carried on By the Fairb4nkses a
ST. JohnsbUry, under the direction Of A
5. Livingstone, may Be partially under
stood from the fact that the COMPANY
raise 1000 bushels grain and cut 40
tons q hay They keep 100 head cat
lie. 80 sheep. and s. horses The horse
are kept Up the year round. and the hal
and grain Is ali fed out on the premises
Z The pork item Is no small one; las
year Nr. Livingston sod 500 worth Q
four weeks old pigs
4 nan IN DznviIle has lived On Ii
4 sane farm from the tine lie Ezs Il,
months old and be Is nOE over Eft,
years He has never been over twenty
siI miles from that farm aud only wen
- far As that OF see0unt Of sieknes:
He has never ridden On . railroad Do
seen the inside q . rail car except As b
has looked through the EiDdO~s H
has had mzny opportunities for travelin
and seeing, but has 10 curiosity 10 lea
hin away unless Il BE 70 Brighton MAJ
: ket where he would ike 70 sse the cattle
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