Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-29

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man.
Mrs. DR.. Winslow has returned from
ST. JOhnsbury.-A. J. hurry is at the
White mountains.
The heavy wind on Friday night, did
considerable damage in town. A. H.
Allard's barn was unroofed.
J. G. Bartlett has bought the Baker
mill of Grout & Dwinell, and takes po-
session at once. Price $3.50.
Lewis Young, father of DR.. Young,
moves to Hydepark this week to go into
the harness business at that place.
COVENTRY.
The hay crop in this vicinity is as
good as last year.
Mrs. William Owen has fuchsia on
which there are GIL buds and blossoms.
T. G. Williams will collect the re-
mainder of the taxes, HI. Bean having
given up the job.
A party recently harvested one BUSH
ell of potato bugs in one day. The Sec
ond crop of beetles is fast coming out Of
the ground.
Thanks to the lady who sent us the
very acceptable article, which she had
preserved in her scrap book. l saw this
several years ago, and have been look.
ing for it for some time. Ed.
DERBY.
Fletcher Daily is here from the West
visiting his friends.
Hiram Davis is having well bored
Six of these bored wells have been puI
down in this vicinity and they have all
worked we'll thus far. The cost of dig
ging deep we'll by this method il
much less than by the old way.
Mrs. Twilight of Bloomington, VIII
has been long confined with severe sick
ness with friends in this place, died OIL
Saturday. Her remains were carried t.
Bloomington for burial. Mrs. Twiligh
was the wife of the late Prof. Twilight
so long principal of the Bloomington
Academy. She lived an exemplary lif
and was we'll beloved. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. A. 3
Blake.
VEST DERBY.
The paper mill has started up again.
A Floral concert will be among tn
interesting things originated by MI
Nickerson for the Baptist Sunday school,
Female tramps have appeared. The
are more saucy, indecent and notoriou
than the male persuasion of the sam
genius.
Capt. Fogg is going to clear up th
meadows on the river. 1t will great
improve the looks of the country to haV
that swamp hole cleared.
Homer Brewster while training fa'
horse was thrown under the horse an
badly cut and bruised about the fat
and head. DR.. Rutherford was called
EVANSVILLE.
Ii. Lapiere, blacksmith, has fitted I
the shop formerly used by George Week
and is ready for business.
The wheat crop is looking finely
Haying nearly done and an averaI
crop secured.
VEST GLOVER.
Mrs. John Coomer and daughter fro
the West are in town visiting friend
They left here twenty one years ago.
GLOVER.
See advertisement of the fall term
school at the Institute.
DIR. French sells his fine Jersey he
on Thursday at auction. See advertis
ment.
, Erwin Walker received severe wou
, one day last week, while swinging.
, careful boys.
e Lyman Dwinnel and wife, Ounce N
l Lellan, wife and daughter are at St. lie
' springs in quest of health and pleasu
|, Martha Darling is now at home p
pared to do millinery work. She
{ justly competent and solicits PATRONS
Mrs. Abbie Spaulding accompanl
with her brother-in-law, Mr.. Levi Row
, of Albany, starts for Saratoga Sprir
this week.
Human Phillips, residing in
= north part of Greensboro, saw deer
r few days since, in the south part of
town. Mr.. P. says he was not decei'
b in the animal, as he had full view
!. him.
ir School district No. Is. taught by n
Is Irene Dwinnel, can show good rec
o. for the past term. No. of scholars
is average attendance Is. ii of the
ID pills had no absent mark, all but
d, was present at each roll call.
10 N r. Davis has inst completel n 9