Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-15
teemed citizen, and the church one of its
oldest and most faithful members.

Nathaniel Sawyer met with quite
severe accident recently in trying to lib
crate an OK which was cast in his stable
In striking blow with an ak to liber-
ate the OK, he hit the horn of the other
OK with his hand, breaking bone and
severing an artery, which bled freely. |
The oxen were less injured than the hand.
DERBY.
George Kelley has sold his farm here
and purchased one in Holland. Theron
Adams moves on to the place occupied
by Mr.. Kelley.
Walter Nourse has rented the Chester
Carpenter house, where he is to take his
new bride. May he find much happi-
ness in his new home
VEST DERBY.
Horace Lawrence Is digging the eel
lar for new house.
Farmers are doing some blowing and
lew nave oOWu GuclI WuedG
A series of Gospel meetings began at
the Baptist church on Friday evening
under the charge of Mr.. Quimby of the
Association.
Clothes thieves are abroad. They re-
Gently relieved Alf. Glines' lines of a
whole washing. Calf will have to go
to bed when be has his remaining shirt
washed.
Through the efforts of the law abiding
citizens the owners of the paper-mill,
Messrs. Durant & Adams, they conclud-
ed not to run their mill on Sunday as
heretofore.
Butchers and meat carts promise to
be plenty this season. Mr.. Levi Woods
of the Line has moved here and will go
into the business. If competition equals
the number of butchers, the public will
be able to get meat at reasonable prices
this year.
CLOVER.
Mr.. J. Prindle and daughter will
furnish the music for the Mite Society,
which meets on Friday, Apr. 10Th.
&C. Salmon will give his last public
ball of the season at Sherburn's Hall,
Thursday eve., April %. Hall bill, SO
cents; supper and team, $l.00. Music
suitable for the occasion.
VEST GLOVER.
H. Carr Jr. has sold his timber land
in Plainfeld Vt. to party in that town
Quartus Greaves was quite badly
hurt one day recently by being thrown
from the sled by runaway yoke Of
cattle.
Some scamp went into E. O. Randall's
sugar camp not long since, and cut a
hole in the bottom Of his sugar-pan
Pretty low business that.
NEWPORT.
, According to the Argats, Hold. Bean
of the Bellevue House got on bender q
few evenings since and had to be taken
| care of by Sheriff Bowley. He was
,, afterwards taken before Justice, found
, guilty and fined.
) Equestrian exercise is becoming fash
ionable in this city. and parties of la
dies and gentlemen are seen on theil
3 horses, almost every fine day. The ex
r ercise is pleasant and healthful.
Last Tuesday morning, Jack Ken
dall's people discovered fine presen
on their doorstep. 1t was littl
bundle of humanity, commonly called
}. baby. 1t is not known who the parent
q of the child are, but they evidentl
= thought to place it where it would b
we'll cared for.
It NEWPORT CENTER.
. 3. U. Whlpple has left North Tro
g and moved into Dis. No. II; he seem
e to like this town pretty well after all
Carlos Cole has let his farm to Leonard
7, Randall for one year.-James Gonna
e has hired the Harris place, near tn
G Methodist church.
e A petition has been sent to CO.
J. Fairbanks for the release of w. S. Rol
le ins from States prison. Rollins wa
led into mischief by Bulls, and it
lie felt by those best acquainted with til
er circumstances that he did not desery
es so severe sentence as he received.
to LOWELL.
he Willis Lockwood has bought an
of moved on to the Shurbert farm.-H.
Parker has traded the Manly farm Fl
ar A. +. Harding's share in the sash fact
IN ry.-Dr. Dutton and Mrs. Titamore tai
s. of dissolving partnership. Mrs.
1T moves into the Silas Works place
rs the Corner.
OF NORTH TROY.
oy Heath's boom at Mansonville Static
he went out last Saturday, and a lar,
number of logs went down strear
The loss will be considerable to Il
~ owner.
SO The four year old son of H. Gasp
whom we mentioned last week as gettir
on severely scalded by the overturning
to a tub of boiling water. died from injuri
received.