Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-22


terprising citizens to expend little
money in the ways suggested. 1t
qoiA pay. Truly, Abb"
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Jacobs has gone to Boston for
those new goods, which she will display
next week.
A. G. Parker made good use of the
fair days of last week in getting an
other story on to his Postoffice building.
Rev. F. E. Healey will lecture before
the Reform Club on Tuesday evening,
April 23d, in the audience room of the
Congregational church.
Rev. A. H. Webb was unceremonious-
ly elected from his wagon, by fright
ened horse, few days since. No very
serious damage done.
A son of John Trip had a ten dollar
bill blown out of his hands into the river
on recent evening. An attempt to re-
cover it was unsuccessful, and he is out
an X.
]. Cameron sells large amount of
personal property at auction on Thurs
day at l o'clock, p. m. He desires to
have his creditors settle their bills pre-
vious to that time.
Those Thespian fellows are making
preparations for "Neighbor lakewood,
which is to be played at Riverside Hall
on the evening of May lst.. The rail-
road will carry for half fare.
By carelessness in the use of matches,
a lounge and some clothing were par
TALLY burned in one of the rooms of the
T. A. Stafford house on Tuesday. The
fire was discovered in season to prevent
serious damage, but might have proved
a bad affair.
COVENTRY
The Ladies Mite society meets with
Mrs. R. B. Edmunds on Friday evening
next. A full attendance desired.
ORAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Hovey met with fall few
days since and broke her arm.
Mrs Abbey Paddock, formerly of this
town, who has been here on visit, has
{ returned West.
; Earle CURE of Wolcott, who bought
a lot of logs in the west part of the
J town, ran them to his mill during the
} late freshet.
Levi Glidden has bought the Doty
place of Mr.. Kent of Calais.-Jacl
Hidden has bought the old Williams
{ place at the south village-Ethan Aller
has bought part of the Nathan Mills
4 farm for $375.-Mrs. Ann Tillotson has
7 bought house on West hill which sh,
e is improving for home.
: DERBY.
5 Nineteen teachers were present at thu
teachers examination on Friday.
i. Martin Thomas has rented the Hol
store and moved into the tenement owe
: head. He has put his goods into tn
: store.
A new blacksmith named Girard, la
bought the shop formerly occupied b.
G. Hyland. Mr.. Hyland will build
shop opposite G. Carpenters.
E. E. Jenney was badly kicked las
Monday, by horse he was leading. H
' was hit in the face and received a gas
one and half inches in length, unde
one eye.
VEST DERBY.
o. d. Harvey had the misfortun
while driving his trotter C) the othe
= day,to run into Emery Kingsbury's team
" Both wagons were quite seriously dan
:, aged.
The Gospel meetings of last wee
:, were of considerable interest, and meet
: ings have been held nearly every even
~ ing since. Brother Quimby of Thetfor
" remained with US until to-day.
~ GLOVER.
In the suit, Howe VS.. Partridge, Il
;. !: jury brought in for defendant.
of The old fisherman, uncle 10. Tat
II is sick and not expected to recover.
al Darius Hawkins cremated his sug
m house, some days since. Small insuranc
" A daughter of J. P. Christie twel
years of age, was seriously injured sor
O0 days ago by falling through pitchil
NC hole, in the hay loft, and striking up,
7n the barn floor.
=, Capt. A. W. Davis has sold his far
g to Albert Dwinell for S90O.-Hen
~ Phillips has sold his place to HEM
p Mcclure for $3.50, and buys a farm
= South Barton.
ost AS it is the season for big sug
it items, I send you the following I
all South Glover. T. B. King has ma
The $50 lbs. of sugar from 24O trees; abe
an. one half of it dry sugar.
T VEST GLOVER.
We. Some of the farmers are turning {
,il- their cattle and sowing their wheat.
for o. H. Phillips made 900 lbs of sue
Eek from $50 trees the past sugar season.