Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-08-25

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sent them to New York and expect to
realize something from them.
Lewis o. Jillson. who went to CAL |
ifornia two years ago. returned home
recently. His many friends were sorry |
to learn that his health is not improved. |
J. Trips family are again afflicted.
Willard, eldest son. recently cut his
hand and came near bleeding to death,
and little later, the next eldest boy
had a horse fall on him, and severely
injure if it did not break the bones of
his ankle.
VEST CHARLESTON.
Levi Ruiter shot crane one day last
week which stood five feet high and was
six feet from tip to tip of wings
The Emery Wheel Co. are moving into
their shop on the river, recently fitted
up for them. Their object in moving
being the advantage of water power,
their machinery having been run by
caloric engine. The Company have
just finished large bill of goods for
their agent in New York.
CRAFZ,SBURY.
| G.. W. Carter is building barn on
his new farm.
One of our farmers, James McEwen,
recently sold seven calves for $40.
SsS Saas # aif IL BRP at5fnaa
week.
David Hartman has piece of corn
which averages eight feet in height. No
need of going West for tall corn.
Mrs. E. L. Hastings who went to
Saratoga some weeks since has returned
in improved health.-J. W. Simpson has
also returned.
Stephen Leavitt has the job of build
ing one of the largest sets of buildings
in town, for Prescott Scott. They will
be lastly and conveniently built.
Mr.. Luman Smith has sold his wheel
wright shop to Chas. Witt Of Montpelier.
The latter is a son-in-law of Mr.. Norris,
and report says he is going to move in
with his father-in-law.
Board, including room, lights and fuel
can be obtained by school. boarders on
the Common at from $15O to $3.50 per
week. The people are doing all they
can on their part for the benefit of the
Academy, and the prospects of large
school are fattering.
DERBY.
The new school books will be used at
Derby academy the coming term.
The Albany cattle buyers have been
in town for several days buying up young
r cattle.
q Mr.. William Burpee who has been
e spending the summer in New York has
returned home.
: Rev. w. B. Bennett of Lyndon, occu.
d pied the pulpit at the Congregations
t church last Sabbath.
It The victims of the lightning rod swim
die, who gave their notes last fall fol
a rods. are being called on to pay the notes
. Hop buyers are in town and many
Il farmers are disposing of their hops. TIL
&c prices paid range from to 20 cents pc
:. pound.
- Prof. G. S. White has large class il
music here, and he is spoken of in tn
highest terms as first class teacher 0
:, music.
a Mr.. Hollis A. Jenne of Claremont
70 N. H., son of Tolman JENNIE of thi
7e town, is here for few days with hi
e. wife visiting their many friends. MI
,e Jenne has for many years been ma
chinist in the mills of the Claremon
Paper Co.
D. Mrs. Emma Manning Huntley CAV
one of her select readings at Academ
Hall, on Friday eve, to an lntelligen
- and appreclative audience. The efe'
tive rendering OF choice selections, tt
gether with her prepossessing addres
IL and evident love for the true and mob
g in human character, gave her war;
place in the hearts of her hearers.
nc On Monday, Aug. Is, complaint W;
" entered to grand juror, A. A. Silve
To- against one Emerson Peavey of We
in Derby, for drunkenness and disturbin
in the public peace on Sunday, Aug l
2 He was arrested, and on Tuesday W;
brought before Justice W. S. Robin
to and tried by jury. A. D. Bates appea
Oh ing for the State. and ]. w. Erwin Fl
k, defendant. He was found guilty of BOZ
offences, and was fined S. and costs Fl
no each offence, amounting to S27 40.
ey CLOVER.
ng DR.. Templeton has been selected
one of the professors of college in Ne
York City.
Capt Thomas will give an entertain
- ment at Institute Hall, Glover, ne.
- Wednesday evening, Aug 81.
- The Sabbath schools of this villag
with others to join the company, propo
-, to take ride and enjoy picnic