Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-08-26

village gave notice that Gen. Circuit
would be here, with other speakers some
evening this present week Come on
General, for we are all anxious (men,
women and children), to see you and
hear from you.
SALEM
Horace Crandall, we'll known citizen,
died suddenly at his home on the morn
ing of the 10Th, of heart disease. He
went to the barn early to milk, and not
returning in proper season he was found
dead on the barn floor. The funeral
services were conducted on Saturday by
Rev. A. B. Blake of Derby. Mr.. Gran
dali settled on the farm where he died
in 1880.
NORTH TROY.
The Barlow mass meeting on Tuesday
evening. was attended by about 200
persons. with the enthusiasm for Gen.
circuit. On Saturday evening the circuit
mass meeting was held. Major J. circuit
and Hon. L. H. Thompson addressed it.
Their addresses were sensible, eloquent
and convincing.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Joseph Gochee of Barnet raised IA
bushels of excellent wheat from one-half
bushel of the Eldorado white spring
variety.
Rev. G. S. Goodall and family from
st. Louis, were recectly guests at the
Centennial House, Hardwick. Mr.. G..
visits Vermont every summer.
HardWick is expected to have green
back club before long. The principle
office will be treasurer, who is expect
ed to peddle out the needful to all who
join the club.
Quite large number of Hardwick
people went to the excursion at Platts-
burg on Wednesday. The band being
invited added to the pleasure of the &C.
casion by furnishing music. The citizens
ought to be proud of the band and assist
in supporting it.
LYNDoNvILLE.-The Cdledoniop takes
exceptions to your correspondents pre-
diction, in regard to the bolt in this
town. We are still confident that not
a dozen Republican votes will be cast
against the regular ticket for States At
torney and Sheriff. We have conversed
with at least fifty Republicans and have
not yet found '.bolter."
There is large attendance at the
Campmeeting. All of the old tents are
occupied and several new ones have
been erected. The preaching thus fal
has been of superior order. 1t is ex
pected that Drs. Fowler of New York,
and Mallalieu of Boston, will be pres
ent on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
On Thursday of last week, Elbridge
Davis, of Burke, hired team at Silby':
, stable, to go to Willoughby Lake, and
not returning in due season, Silby went
out to look up his team. He found his
horse at Newport, in Whitney's stable
He had been left by Davis, who haC
hired horse of Whitney, to 60 to Islanc
Pond. No further trace of him wa
found until Thursday of this week wher
! the team was found at North Stratford
N. H., where Davis had left it day o.
, two before. Davis was caught in Shelf
field, Friday, by Sheriff Folsom and was
committed to Jail.
SUTToN-Notwithstanding the hare
times, J. H. Anger sold ~ barrels o
-four in the two weeks, ending Aug. II
and Harris says it was poor time t
sell flour, too.
SHEFFIELD.-Hazen Gray is about t
erect new building opposite to N. l
; Folsom's.
M. P. Jenness has spear of cor
which stands ten feet high, spite of COLI
and frosts.
Independent grange holds a feast a
the next regular meeting, Sept. 9TH a
l o'clock p. m. All are requested to b
present.
A few nights since, deacon Chesle
entertained some sort of an '.angeP' VIII
stole his wallet and other things frol
his house. Sheriffs Ide and Folsom al
- on the hunt for the fellow.