Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-28

home Dick?
Carlos Drown, the deaf mute sent to
state prison from the June term of CAL
edonia County Court. died in prison
Oct. 81. His body was brought here
for burial.
COVENTRY.
Ralph Guild raised the present season
200 bushels of ears of corn, on green
sward piece containing 200 rods.
CRAFTSBURY.
H. N. Stevens has large lot of fur
nlture which he is selling.
Read Mr.. A. Paddock's new ad.
about shooting stars, planets and North
ern Lights.
Mrs. Mackres of the Common, has an
excellent line of millinery goods, which
she offers to her customers at hard-times
prices.
Our canvasser speaks very highly of
the Patterson hotel at the South Village.
He says it is one of the very best hotels
in this section. (Ed.)
James Anderson is doing good bus
mess on his factory, and is making fan
nels, dOeskins, kerseys and tweeds, just
as good as con be made in the country.
J. w. Allen is making further i'm
provements on his buildings. He has
not only about the best set of buildings,
but one of the very best farms in the
county.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Alonzo Gray will Immediately com.
mence the rebuilding of house on the
site of the one recently burned.
DERBY.
Charles Fuller is about to open bust
ness in Bakersfield.
Timothy Holt has a scion which was
set on an apple tree last spring, which
has grown more than four and hal
feet.
VEST DERBY.
E. X. Hammond has raised nearly /;
bushel of grapes from three small vines
J. w. Woodro has leased the S. w
Pendar farm on the shore of the lake fol
five years and pays $3.50 per annum.
The tornado on Wednesday night die
considerable damage in this vicinity
and by tearing down part of the ole
hotel shed which was occupied by sever
al Cannucks did some good. Anothe
friendly breeze of that kind would no
be unwelcome to some.
There were two burials in the GENE
terry on Friday, and each of the per
sons were young men who died of con
sumption. One was Frank Bean, sol
of Horace Bean, the other Geoge Mars
ton whose remains were brought from
Minnesota where he went for his health
DERBY LINE.
Bowen, the murderer of Daily o
Compton, escaped from Sherbrook jai
on Monday night, by saving of the Dol
of his cell and breaking the bars of
window.
CLOVER.
Graham & Tate have turkey shoe
at Wesley Sherburn's on Wednesda
and Thursday.
Deacon Marston has an apple tire
from which he has harvested, this season
36 bushels of apples.
This town is again being flooded wit
the st. Adams Messenger. Barlo'
pays the bills, probably.
The Methodist Quarterly Meetin
services will be held at the North churc
next Sunday. Presiding elder Malcolr
will be present.
S. B. French has the largest and be:
assortment of boots and shoes ever O.
fered for sale at the old shop. Sam.
down with his prices, as may be discov
cred by inquiry.
The Teachers institute held hel
last week was well attended by either
and teachers. Mr.. Conant, Miss Cur
sey and Miss Kyle were present, and IL
meetings were made useful and ente
tanning.
The regular meeting of the Ladie
Parsonage society will be held at tt
vestry of the North church on Frid;
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Prindle ar
Mr.. Phillips will be present in the eve
ing to aid IN providing music.
P. G. Salmon, member of the Ki
fridge band. has gone to Boston to tai
lessons, and practice in music und
Prof. Gardner. Salmon is good m
stefan and means to be among the be.
Kittridge's Band play at Glover Frid
evening, and at Marshfield Wednesday
GREENSBORO.
Sam Hill would like to know who ste
his pork.
John Curry recently cut his foot bad
while splitting wood.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart was ordained past
of the Presbyterian church of this pla
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Dryer has moved his family FRI
East Greensboro to occupy a. teneme