Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-11-04

hundred bushels of grain ahead all the
time, and Mr.. Pratt has been obliged to
hire miller to run nights.
VEST DERBY.
The veneer mill is doing good bust
ness, and has orders sufficient to last
till January.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ward and three children
were all thrown from wagon recently,
by the stumbling of a horse. The wagon
and harness were badly broken, but the
woman and children escaped injury.
Frank Mitchell has rented part of
the Charles Marston house and will
board with Mr.. Marston's folks this
wlnter.-Charles Nero has rented the
tenement house belonging to Mr.. w. W.
Adams.
CLOVER.
Mrs. Strong had a fall few days
since, from which she received serious
injury to her hip.
Mr.. Farr of Hardwick has rented E.
O.. Randall's farm and will move on to
the premises at once.
S. S. Blanchard has received an adj
dition to his stock of apples consisting
of new varieties and qualities.
Presiding Elder Malcolm preached
two most excellent discourses Saturday
afternoon and Sabbath morning.
The next meeting of the Vestry So
ciety will be held at the new vestry to-
morrow Tuesday, eve. There will be
interesting exercises, to which all are
invited.
Those fellows have been about distrib-
uting Barlow's Messengers, votes and
-. Is there man in Glover that is
willing to have it known that he sold
himself for "mess of pottage %
On the eve. of Nov. 1st Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Vance received their friends to
the number of about fifty, in honor Of
their recent marriage. The guests
brought with them their music, oysters
and other good things, and the occasion
was, much enjoyed by all.
JAY.
The lumbermen are repairing to the
woods to commence their winters work
w. H. Hadlock has leased his farm
for one year to F. B. Conner for $780,
G. r. Bartlett has leased his farm t.
William Chase for $3OO.-Hollis Man
uel has let his farm to a Mr.. Shurtlef
of Newport.
LOWELL.
John Stephenson is making addition
and repairs on his house,. o. Cox i
also making needed repairs on his house
Harding & Thayer have shlppec
over 81, 200 butter tubs to markets il
the West, beside supplying a good loca
demand, since May lst.
A stranger travelling in town says
that he has not seen a town in thi
locality, in which the bridges and cul
verts are in as bad condition as in thi
town.
There was squirrel hunt on Thurs
day between two parties commanded b
valiant captains, who led their force
through the wilds of the town. Tn
amount of game was small The whiI
ped side paid the supper at Austin
hotel.
NEWPORT.
John Daniels has opened a jewelel
shop.
Jack Kendall is completing his fin
set of buildings, commenced year ago
f The machinery of the bark mill
sold to Canadian parties and is bein
removed I; the high chimney will be tai
en- down.
s J. G. Moulton is building a sma
' tenement house, which Is to be occupie
by John Hill. A new meat market b;
been opened by J. W. Woodro.
y Charles Clifford, by stealing and oil
S err mischief, succeeded lately in gettin
b money sufficient to run away, and 81
: out" for Canada. 1t is reported that /
e is now visiting Sherbrooke Jail for mi
demeanors committed north of the Lin
i NEWPORT CENTER.
f X. Richmond, on the Lake shore, b;
a lost four COWS within the last twel,
,, months.
h John A. Riley drew two premiums {
IS stock and one on butter at the count
i fair recently held at Barton.
IS Clarke Keith is erecting a new dwell
ing house on the land which he recent
bought of E. H. Williams.
j. j. E. Miles has moved with his fam
n ly to Newport, where he is employed
l. salesman IN the Boston Clothing Stor
II NORTH TROY.
IS DR.. G. H. Fuller has organized
q singing school here which is compile
d success.
t. L. J. Willard has purchased bull
ing lot of H. B. Parkhurst and W
D. commence the erection of new house
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