Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-22

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and famed in the shoulder. Carter was
senseless for time and a good deal
hurt. Baker was not hurts. Leavitt
while returning to his home from STAN
nard was thrown from his buggy and
has since been unable to attend to bust
ness. We learn the harness broke and
the horse ran causing the accident. If
such state of things is to continue we
would advise all to get their lives in
sured.
DERBY LINE.
Stephen Foster, cashier Of the Derby |
Line National Bank, celebrated his sew
enty-second birthday by giving the STAN
stead South Congregational church and
Sunday school free excursion by spe-
cial train to st. Johnsbury, including
drives about that town, dinner at the
st. Johnsbury House, a visit to the
scale works, the Athen@um, the grounds
and conservatory of Governor Fairbanks,
etc.
VEST DERBY.
The village school taught by Miss
Minnie Robinson closed last Friday
with picnic to Indian Point. The term
has been one of profit.
Henry Fish from Iowa, is here visit
ing his friends and old home.-John
Shattuck, of Bates College, is spending
his vacation at his old home.
GLOVER.
The fall term of Glover Institute will
commence about the LIST of September.
A further notice will appear next week.
We regret to learn that DR.. G. L.
French has decided to move to Massa-
chusetts. It is understood that he will
dispose of his fine herd of Jersey cattle
before leaving. Those who are acquaint-
ed with the merits of this stock will
doubtless avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to purchase. The doctor requests
those having unsettled accounts with
him to call and settle at once.
GREENSBORO.
A son of S. f. Collier died last week
from effects of too much bathing during
the hot weather.
Rev. Albert Stewart has accepted the
call to the e. P. church, and has rented
the Goodall house formerly owned by
DR.. Calderwood.
3 Mrs. Aaron Hill was severely poisoned
7 while sitting Paris green upon potatoes,
by inhaling the green. By prompt rem
/ edies she was brought out of danger.
o IRASBURGH.
}. The dwelling house belonging to An.
COR McCaskill on Burton hill was burn.
e ed on Friday forenoon, with nearly all
b its contents. The fire caught on the
q roof and could not be extinguished
d There was no help near to remove the
goods and furniture from the house
~ Loss about $500; insured in Farmer,
. Mutual for $500. Mr.. McCaskill los
/ his barn last winter, and this secon(
4 loss falls heavily upon him.
JAY.
1t is stated that at least 20 of tn
Jay voters who voted for Barlow dele
: gates were Democrats, Canadians ant
) boys under 81 years.
: LOWELL.
The hay makers are pretty we'll alonl
;. with their haying and are securing
good crop-perhaps better than last year
D. E. Works was badly injured Will
leading cow last Wednesday from MI
v Gerald's toward the village. In a fey
t moments after Works left with the COY
n she returned, and Mr.. Gerald started t
find out what was the trouble; he 500
met Works quite badly bruised and S
" bewildered that he could not give a
~ intelligent account of what had transpil
a ed; but it seems that the COW threw hir
ID down and dragged him quite distance
!. so injuring him that he did not kno'
,e what had happened.
o. NEWPORT.
Water about the village is low an
scarce.
h Moonlight excursions on the lake al
r. frequent.
W. Gardner Davis who has long bee
of pilot on the Lady of the Lake. surrel
n ders his place to Charlie Fogg.
ne While two little boys, aged respe'
u u lively three and four years, were playin
Ill on the Southeastern bridge recently, th
ne youngest fell into the deep water; tt
eldest had presence of mind sufficient
ur run and get pole and reach it to tt
lst little fellow in time to save his life.
rs. NEWPORT CENTER.
ii, VIM. Kibby is erecting new bar
n 4Ox6O, and J. G. Dawson is the boz
ire workman.
Rev. Mr.. Butler of North Troy, d
Dy livered very interesting lecture {
X temperance, before the Reform clu
I'D last Friday evening.
A R. Niles had some fine sheep kill,
9" by dogs, recently, and after sever
l"i nights watching, the dogs were caug