Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-10

OUT the OH men hdu more business on
her hands than she could manage.
COVENTRY.
Col. Charles g. Reed accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. M. A. Reed, and sister.
Miss Mary Reed, are spending the season
at A. J. Days. Col. Reed received a
paralytic stroke about year ago, caused
by over exertion in business, and came
to Vermont by the advice of the best
physicians of New York. He is rapidly
recovering, and thinks there is no place
like the Green Mountains for invalids.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Bly, has secured the services of
Henry Hazelton an experienced miller
formerly of West Derby and Derby.
Harvesting nearly finished An av-
erage crop of hay of superior quality,
and bountiful crop of grain, have been
secured. Potatoes are reported to be
yielding well. but are now rotting bad
ly.
On account of the very cheap fare.
offered by the G. 7. railroad $2.35
from Island Pond to Portland and re-
turn, many OF our citizens availed
themselves of the opportunity to visit
the New England Fair and the seashore.
DERBY.
The third, free lecture by Prof. Allen
will be given, Thursday evening at
Academy Hall, Subject "MeteOrolOgy,"
including Aurora BOrealis, Lightning
Thunder ect. Good music will be
provided. All invited.
CLOVER.
The case Of E. F. Hinckley VS.. w.
w. Austin of Webster, N. H., for cash
advanced and services rendered nearly
three years ago, reached final decision
in the last term of the Supreme Court,
the plaintiff recovering $500, including
his costs.
GREENSBORO.
Robert Esden has lost two children
by diptheria.
Superintendent Conant has given
notice that the Teachers Institute will
be held here Oct. 4, 8 and 6.
We understand that Rev. Mr.. Bran
don who is preaching at the U. P. Church
can not stay through the winter on ac-
count of his health. We are sorry, as
he is a preacher of much ability.
N. L. Spafford says he has 1850
kinds of barley that were produced by
one kind of sowing: that he has an ap-
pie tree in blossom and has a monthly
rose that has grown six feet this sea-
son.
We see that there is a man cleaning
grave stones in our cemetery, we wish
every one could be cleaned in town and
not only cleaned, but put in proper pO-
sitiOn some parts of our yards are dis.
graceful.
LRASBURGH.
Mrs. Lance can obtain her lost yarr
by calling at the MONITOR Office.
Persons desiring to attend the Hayden
trial must obtain a ticket of Sheriff
Holdridge.
Hayden was brought from Windsor
on Saturday. The attempt to chang
the venue, and get his trial into anothe
county, failed; he will be tried here.
Albert Alger has house nearly com
pleted in the place of the one burned
some time since.-William Little ha
put an addition on his barn, making i
100 feet in length.
JAP.
Several persons 60 to st. Alban
this week, to attend the State Fair.
Jay is making preparations for a bi
law suit between ]. j. Bailey and Fran,
Lewis on the 9th.
LOWELL.
James Brown is grating about So
bushels of potatoes daily.
Sheriff Holdridge has been boardin
some of our citizens Of late. A lit
rum will do deal of mischief and di
grace the best of men.
A man who has been stopping
town of late visited E. Berry's on Fir
day, and 50 frightened Mrs. B. and h,
sister by his improper conduct, that the
fed to neighbours for protection. "
think those who labored so hard
break up the temperance society ougl
to get up moral reform society.
NEWPORT.
1t turns out by investigation that Il
Memphremagog House, was sold by Il
Passumpsic r. R. Co. for only $50, O0C
Some Boston men stopping at t
, Memphremagog House. have arrang
for an old-fashioned Rhode Island ella
bake on next Thursday. Sept. 10, at t
, Mountain House grounds, Owls Hea
, A special train will leave St Johnsbu
/ about 10 o'clock. The clans will
free to all who buy tickets for the G
cursion.
The Passumpsic stockholders me
inc at Newnort Wednesdau oP |.