Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-10
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and is an excellent physician.
A good religious interest has been
awakened at the Center, and meetings
will be held there this week by Revs.
Folsom, Stiles and others.
Jasper Smith and his son have taken
a job to put large lot of timber on to
Willoughby Lake, for Chandler. French
& Co. They have moved to Westmore
while doing the job.
Beede Durham has the job of drawing
the lumber from the Foster mill to the
Landing. Elisha has the large stock of
logs he bought last winter all worked
up. The mill will be heavily stocked
for the coming year.
COVENTRT.
Our fisherman, Welcome, has moved
to Newport, to work in the veneering
factory.
Mr.. Gray's school closes this week;
now suppose some eff the people go in
and visit his school and surprise him,
and themselves too.
Benz. Shipper has got round to his
old home next the blacksmith shop, from
which he moved several years since.
Ben. is good blacksmith and worthy of
patronage.
The fox which tied the legs of three
of S. Gilbert's chickens. one night last
week. and carried away two and left one
on the barn hOor, lacked the shreWdness
of his race it is hoped he will soon be
trapped.
ORAFTSBURY.
Allen Daniels has bought Mrs. Asa
Woodbury's place at the village.
Mrs EdgarIRandall from California
is in town visiting friends.
AFRO Andrus is engaged to teach
school the coming winter in the Wither's
district.
E. E. Bagley, the noted cornetist, has
returned to Concord to attend to his
winter engagements.
Stephen Leavitt has made an addition
to his barn and improved the appearance
of his buildings.
Miss. Inez Owen has just put in a
large stock of new millinery goods, and
the ladies will do we'll to give Der a
call.
Mr.. L. G. Boynton had his hand
badly injured by coming in contact with
a board saw, while at work in his
brothers mill.
Henry Scott harness maker is doing
an increasing business. He has a new
shop we'll stocked with harnesses, and
all kinds of goods in his line. He merits
patronage.
Carlton Udall lost valuable cow a
few days ago. He thinks Paris green
was the cause, as two more were sick at
the same time. The COWS were on the
ground where the potatoes grew.
Charles Conant has rented Judge
Hastings house at the village the Judge
has gone to live with his son, E. l.
Hastings.-Moses Bagloy has moved his
family to the old parsonage house al
the Common.
H. Y. Hartman recently met with
an accident while loading hay, tina
broke his nose and did him other injury
Mrs Leander Wheeler recently me
with a fall that is liable to do he
serious harm, as she is in very feebl
health.
EAST CHARLESTON.
E. D. Allyn is repairing his house
: and something is expected to happen.
Fred Trip has gone to Wisconsin,
Maria Bennett has returned from tn
White Mountains.
DERBY.
Judson M. Page teaches the winte
school in Dis. No. Is.
Sunday school concert at the Congrt
: gational church yesterday.
n Some of our citizens went to Bosto
(: on the excursion last week.
/; All interested in the Good Templar
! lodge are requested to meet at the
o rooms next Saturday evening.
l. The Academy school closes this wee
e with examination on Friday, and pril
u exhibition on Friday night.
g VEST DERBY.
l. A. J. White has rented his village res
y dence to Wright Sherburne.
The ladies of the Free Baptist churc
have organized Ladies' Aid Society.
The church is being repaired, ne
veranda floor, steps, &c. 1t will
painted soon.
Charles Marston has bought the Mi
. nault place of M. nj. Kelsea, and Jam
- Marston will move on to it for Il
D, winter.
], CLOVER.
Elijah Norton will occupy the Lynd
] house this winter.
l. Levi Drew has rented Elijah Norton
ir farm for one year.