Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-19

ed BY the parties, and judge that our
correspondent must have been mistaken.
Editor.
DERBY.
Amos Paul recently fell from a fence
and broke his wrist.
Walter A. Nourse has moved into
the Greenwood house.
A. NJ. Thatcher surrenders his lease
of the D. P. Wiley farm, and Mr.. Will
ley will carry on his place himself.
The late beautiful weather has chang
ed the appearance of things, so that there
is no longer any complaint of a late and
backward spring.
n. j.. Benham recently lost a good
years old colt, and Jesse Wiley a
valuable horse, the first of an accident,
the second of disease.
CLOVER.
Mrs L. F. Parker will soon move into
Mrs. Strong's residence.
Mr.. E. B. Simonds is thoroughly re-
pairing his barn and putting basement
under the whole.
Among the many attractions of d. L.
Dwinnell's store is five cent counter,
which is we'll patronized.
The new Methodist minister, Rev. Mr..
Goodell, occupied the desk yesterday
and preached a good discourse. Rev.
Mr.. Dickinson retires with the best
wishes of large circle of friends.
DR.. F. E. Leonard has recently return.
ed from Concord, N. H., where he has
been studying dentistry; he is now
prepared to do all kinds of dental work
He still continues the practice of his
profession as physician.
CARD wish to express in this man
ner my sincere thanks to all the friends
and neighbors, who so kindly aided anG
tenderly sympathized with me in my
great affiiction. That all your Affections
may be light, and all your friends be al
kind and sympathizing, is the wish of
Mrs. L. F. PARKER.
IRASBURGH.
A. E. Knight is laid up with sor'
hand.
DIR. Templeton is repairing his hous'
and barn.
The band gave us some pleasant mu
sic from the stand Saturday evening.
Rev. S. S. Nickerson of West Derby
gave very useful lecture Sunday ev
ening, on the kind of literature tina
ought to be read in the family.
JAY.
The selectmen have arranged tn
North Jay district school money matte
by re-dividing the public money. where
by the district comes in for its share.
LOWELL.
w. B. Dodge was boasting of a snow
drift four feet deep on the 18th, whicl
lay "fair to the suns rays"
The southern daily mail arrives her
at 1880. and leaves at ll:30 a. m.
northern stage arrives at IL "a. m. an
leaves at 1870 p. m.
James Brown has set an exampl
which others would do we'll to follow, b
building new front-yard fence and sci
ting out nice lot of shade-trees.
NEWPORT.
Walker B. Smith has sold his bloc
to G. w. Pratt, who move into the empt
tenement, Smith still occupying tn
main block.
1t is reported that Mrs. j. 7. Allen
about to vacate the house built for M
Allen, and that it will 60 into the hand
of Mr. S. Fields.
Capt. CaswelI has his steamer read
for business and it is very pretty boa
At the late organization of the M.
Sunday School, J. Y. Green was chose
superintendent, S. S. Lunt assistant,
Currier secretary and treasurer, II.
Green librarian.
The Memphremagog House will
thoroughly repaired and fitted up for tt
business of the season, and no pains wi
} be spared to secure the comfort ar
pleasure of the guest who may patroni
| this popular hotel.
/ NEWPORT CENTER.
Lewis Vesie has commenced to remod
his barn, and has let the job to R. Nile
T. Grout has sold his Flanders far
, in district No. IL to William Kelse
I for 81, 200.
W. J. Litchfeld, respectable your
man. died suddenly week ago last Su
day in district No. A. He was sick on
four days.
Clark Keith lost his pocket book CO
tanning seven or eight dollars in none
y while working near Willey's mill, 0
day last week.
Il The dwelling house and barns belor
ing to Charles Buck, in the west part
n the town, were destroyed by fire |;
Wednesday morning. Insured for 81 ,0C
s T. J. Shaw, who had silver run ii
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