Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-28
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A most Shameful maner And tipped over
A Small building for Geo Bigford. If
their Is Any way Sutch things can be
STOPPED l think 1t Is time 1t Was done.
Mr.. Blake Pleas Give them A Hist In
your Paper And oblige. Winsor Is to
Good A Place for them.
BARTON LANDING.
Robins were seen in Bloomington on
the 22nd, instant.
Willard Flanders finishes a part of
his shop into tenement.
Visit the district school, your children
may be learning more than you are
aware of.
G. F. Ordway has just put in an If
regular moulding machine in the Chan
dler, French g. Co., shop.
E. L. Chandler has bought of Joseph
Bartlett one or two acres of land, north
of the lot bought of L. Dudley.
The firm of Austin Joslyn & Co., have
effected compromise with their credi-
tors, whereby they pay 80 cents on a
dollar. Ten per cent will be paid in 80
days, five per cent in 3 months, five per
cent in 6 months, and the remainder at
the end of the year.
The funeral services of Mrs. Melantha
Andross, late of White River Junction,
were attended at the M. E. churh on
Sunday. A large concourse of friends
gathered to pay respect to the dead
She was the daughter of the late Dea.
con Gilman Estey.
SOUTH BARTON.
The oyster supper and sociable at G
G.. browns Friday evening last was one
of the most pleasant and enjoyable evel
held at this place. The short but very
appropriate address to the young people
at the close of the entertainment, anC
the prayer by Rev. J. Woodman will no
soon be forgotten. 1t was also fnan
cial success.
BRO WNINGTON.
They are having considerable troubl
with the singing school at the Center
on account of characterization of som
that attend.
A donation visit will be held for tn
benefit of Rev. Isaac Blake at the resi-
dence Of Robert Alexander Esq, Eas
Bloomington Friday afternoon and even
ing Feb. 9Th. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
COVENTRY.
?. B. Hancock will sell all his person
al property at auction Wednesday, Eel
9th. For further particulars see hi
advertisement, in another column.
VEST CHARLESTON.
Ed. Browning has opened o barbt
shop in Morrill's hotel.
Clinton Gallup is filling the old mi
yard with logs. Wonder if he is goir
to build mill there again.
CRAFTSB,URY.
Hemon Fitz has rented his woole
factory to company from Fairfax.
Wilbur Jones has hired Charl
Hoyt's farm and stock for one year.
Henry Hoyt has returned from tt
West.
DR.. Dustin recently killed calf t
months old, that dressed over Al
pounds.
Mr.. Fields, blacksmith at Mill v
lage has sold his shop to Mr.. Marcus
Glover. Possession given in March.
= We think people living at some d
: lance from Craftsbury Common mig
get good picture by patronizing H.
s Stevens.
y G.. H. Remission has been SELF
part of his goods at auction for the p
re week. Things have sold quite reason
n BILE, and those that have purchased ha
d for the most part got their money
worth. Wish the other merchants wo,
- sell in the same way.
y The last entertainment, in the course
q lectures, was given by Mrs. Hought
and consisted of Evolutionary exercis
She proved herself to be all that /
been said of her. The next lecture
: the course will be on Thursday event
next, by Rev. Mr.. Bates of Wolcott.
DERBY
at Timothy Holt and several other I
er sons are quite sick with fevers and OF
to complaints.
Il The series of meetings held at the
E. church were we'll attended ant
a. good interest was manifested. Sevt
of persons have risen for prayers.
ut We visited Prof. Aliens school
ry Derby Academy on Friday last,
were much pleased with the practi
is. thorough and intelligent method
d. teaching adopted and used by the tie;
ol. ers of that institution. The winter te
ire though rather small in attendance,
its be profitable. (Ed.)
70 EVANSVILLE.
me Sam Blake cut his foot badly will
AK, few days since.
or Harvey Foster has hired Ed.
tham'c farm for ono voar He +,