Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-07-18

improvements nave been MADE on the
Churchill block within the past week.
Chandler, French & Co. have pur-
chased a forty horse power engine for
their new mill at West Newport.
Bloomington
A. Barnes is in precarious condition
of health.
The Colley boys have sold out their
teams and quit teaming.
The repairs on the church are nearly
completed. A new carpet was laid last
week.
VIM. Bruce has erected large wall
tent on his premises, which he occupies
as summer resort"
That piece of road in Barton, between
Deacon Spencer's and the Landing, is
not in comfortable or safe condition.
Why isn't it repaired?
West Charleston.
There will be sabbath-school concert
at the Baptist church Sunday evening,
July "a.
The wife of Lester Barrett is vrey
sick, and her recovery is thought to be
doubtful.
Willie Robinson is going on to the
road to work for the Hanover Cracker
Co. of White River Junction.
P. o. Clarke is making repairs and
fixing up things generally about his
house, which has been, until quite re-
Gently. occupied by bis brother, B. D.
Clarke.
Samuel Chaplin, who had his hip
broken last winter and has been unable
to do any work since, recently drew
about $500 arrears of pension. We are
| glad to learn of Mr.. Chaplin's good
fortune.
Coventry.
Charles v. Ryther has sold his farm
to Mr.. Richards for $4,000, including
stock and crops.
B. F. Tower has purchased the old
Union store of Holland Thrasher for
$500 and report says will repair it soon.
Revs. Butler and Evans, in their dis
courses yesterday, spoke of the late dis
orderly conduct in our village and vi
entity, and took strong grounds for tenn
perance they also spoke of the dangers
of allowing the violators of law to 60
UNPUBLISHED, calling upon all good citi-
zens to set their faces strongly against
intemperance, profanity, obscenity and
everything that tends to do injury to
the morals and the good name Of COM
munity.
CraftSbury.
Will Paddock, from Chicago, is in
town visiting friends.
Boutwell, Silver's barn burned on the
night of the 7th cause unknown.
Mrs. G. W. Scott and Mary Gage are
out of town for short time recruiting"
Report says that Dexter Sprague has
received back pension to the amount Of
$1,000.
Mr.. G.. W. Henderson preached in
: the Congregational church at Greensboro
last Sunday.
Herbert Udall has sold his farm t.
- Carr of Worcester, and he ha'
hired the Field Harvey place and moved
on to it.
A Mr.. Balaw from Hardwick died a
Alonzo Garvin's on the 18th inst. o
lockjaw, occasioned by thrusting rust.
nail into his hand
The friends of Geo. Chamberlin latel,
, received dispatch, stating that he wa
lately SO injured by cyclone that hi
: life was in jeopardy.
e A whirlwind recently passed over Nc
l. Craftsbury which took the clothes fror
! Mrs. Miller's lines, carrying some Q
of them up out of sight. They wer
y badly torn when they came down.
Glover.
: D. L. Dwinell wants large quantit
of fresh raspberries, for which he Wi
- pay the highest price.
e Amos Cook has recently placed in hi
r dairy room one of the largest size
v Cooley watts for raising cream.
|, DR.. Templeton and several Other
u from this place went to Jay peak la
IS week and enjoyed several days campin
Al out.
D. Z. F. Huxley has lately lost son
:, calves by what he thinks may be I'll
Of foot and mouth disease. Can any
al our readers give him the symptoms al
v. the cure for this disease?
We are expecting a very fine ente
I'd tainment on Saturday evening mex
n, prepared chiefly by Mrs. Kendall.
h. which herself, Mrs. Beedle, Carrie Pri
is die, Mae Randall, Ella Huntoon, al
as several others who are familiar with t
or stage'will take part They will be q
IT. sisted by local talent sufficient to
tie the various parts in the dramas. n
ng G. T. Davis orchestra will furnish mus