Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-20

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the night, getting to the grain bin and
eating too much meal and oats.
Z. H. Robinson is moving his store
building on to the spot below the P. o.
where the other was burned two years
ago. Ed. Hartwell of Stanstead does
the job.
Last Wednesday as Alfred Taylor was
helping to take down some stove pipe in
the stone church tall step ladder on
which he was standing tipped over throw
ing him off; as he fell he struck his
shoulder putting it out of joint. Drs.
G. A. g. G. S. Human set it and he is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
COVENTRY.
The Charity Band will meet at Town
Hall next Friday evening at z o'clock.
Refreshments will be furnished. Adj
mission 10 cents.
DERBY.
Regular service will be held in the
Baptist church each Sabbath, hereafter.
About 5000 bushels of potatoes have
already been taken in at the starch fac
tory, and they are rapidly converting
them into starch.
Mr.. J. G. Elder has gone to Name
to superintend the delivery of his apple
trees, which have been sold there during
the summer.
w The yaesl Glass gives cQAGsEt EbiaAl
music, songs and chorouses, in the Acad-
envy Hall on Wednesday evening, Oct.
} seth. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Niles celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
riage, on Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
A large number Of friends were present
and good time was enjoyed by all.
W. H. Human will trot his mare
"Bell H." on the trotting course at Bar
ton, on Friday of this week, against
"Black Johnnie" "Abbie P" and "Fan-
ny Gray" These horses contested at
; Morrisville, and owing to dissatisfaction,
a second trial will be had.
VEST DERBY.
The bridge has been repaired.
! School in the Fish district is suspended
owing to the sickness of the teacher.
: Mrs. Albert Stevens and her sister,
p formerly of this place, but now of Prov
idence, R. 1. are here on visit.
e Jack Hart, who has been partially
e paralyzed, from injuries received in the
e army, has received pension, and ar
: rears amounting to $500. He was a
n town charge and the selectmen have
4 taken his money and built him con-
g venient dwelling house where he and his
5 family can reside.
a CLOVER.
t Amos Cook has returned from his trip
S to the West, much pleased with the
r western country.
$ A few nights since, some sneak thiei
It stole washing from Norton Mcclellan
e and turkeys from VIM. Fayer and Mr.
! Coomer.
The State Grange lecturer will speaf
at Institute Hall Friday evening, of thii
. week, to commence at o'clock p. m
All are invited.
e The next Ladies' Parsonage society
s. meeting will be held at the Vestry o
the No. church on Friday afternoon ant
IS evening. A cordial invitation extended
y to all.
GREENSBORO.
II W. B. Sawyer has fixed up the oil,
d cash store for a temporary residence.
r Alonzo Taplin is running the girls
a. mill for H. S. Tolman, and after al
Daley is not going to Barton Landing
N It is pity he cannot be retained here.
err The party who is trying to injure Dl
d. Gould, by offering a house free to an
10 man who will come here and attempt t
ne run him out, will find his scheme unavail
ne ing. DR.. Gould is much respected an
III is having good ride.
re GREENSBORO BEND.
Excursion tickets to Montreal frol
this station, are sold at $500 for th
RS round trip. els 3
The large two story house started
IN Sherry g.. Palmer, but not finished. wi
is be completed this fall.-Mrs Catherir
Horner has added neat barn to ht
". premises.
bt HOLLAND.
on On Monday last, Mark Harrington fe
an from beam in the new barn of Dudle
nd Davis and was so badly injured that /
al survived less than two hours. Mr.. Fa
ne rington was carrying a piece Of timbe
ad when he slipped. fell through one stor,
te. striking his head on sleeper, land then,
into the cellar, the whole distance bein
he about Is feet. Physicians were imm
diately sent for, but help was unavail
J. ing. The deceased was an industriou
respectable man; he leaves wife ar
, five children with little to help ther
Ae selves with. His wife was terribly owe
come by the death of her husband, al
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