Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-13

Pond.-Fred Trip has moved into
the village and works for Mr.. DAVIS.
The new flour mill put in by MI.
Carruth is doing excellent business.
V. n. Davis has sold his West
more farm to James Moody for sooo.
j. r. Underhill has his new house
nearly completed and if the warm
weather continues will get into it be-
fore Christmas.
Craftsbury.
Aaron Collins of the west part OF
the town had his hand badly injured
in his mill recently.
Henry Stevens has bought the
house occupied by Mrs. Miller, and
has improved it by extensive repairs.
The Congregational society have
made repairs on their pastors resi-
dence; during the summer DR.. Hunt
ington has painted and otherwise i'm
proved the I. P. Whitney buildings,
which he has bought. Much inn
provement has been made on the
buildings at the Common this season,
and for that matter, all through the
town. Appearances indicate a con-
| dition of prosperity in this vicinity.
Derby.
Mr.. Howard of ST. Johnsbury
moves into the Capt. Roberts house
and works at stone cutting for Mr..
| Chandler.
An alarm of fire, some mornings
since, brought out the pail fire brigade
in a hurry fire started in the loft
of L. P. Jenne's furniture store, but
was soon extinguished.
The academy school closes on the
18th with prize spelling and reading.
The academy students issue the first
number of a paper called the Derby
Academican. 1t pertains to the
school and local matters.
Sa1em-Derby.
DR.. Clark will speak at the Powers
school house next Sunday evening.
Subject, effects of Alcohol on the
| Human SYSTEM" The lecture will
be adapted to the young as well as
to adults.
Glover.
Levi Drew has rented the Dodge
farm and moves on to in at once.
Mrs. Benz. Hancock has gone to
Lowell, Mass, to spend the winter
with her sister.
F. P. A. Clark has thoroughly rig
ged over his sugar house and pur-
chased a Bellows Falls evaporator.
Elmer Dwinell is making great i'm
provements in his front yard, which
will add much to the good looks of
his house.
n. A. Blanchard had very seri-
our attack of his old trouble yester-
day, which leaves him quite pros
trate again.
G.. P. Fisher will take in poultry
on Thursday, Nov. 23d, paying cash.
All having good poultry will do well
to call on him.
George Keith of East Greensboro,
met with a serious accident last
week while thleshing with machine
at Clifton Williams while brushing
straw away from the beater his hand
was caught in some of the machinery
and badly mangled, it is feared he
will lose the use of two fingers. DR..
Skinner dressed the hand.
West Glover.
Amos Gould and wife have gone
to Boston on visit.
Henry Tichurst has taken a wife,
bought the Woods farm and COM
menced business in earnest.
David Cameron is reported to have
bought the David Baker farm for
$4,000. If the trade goes Mr.. Baker
will go to Fargo, d. I. If Mr.. Ba-
ker and family go away it will be a
loss to the community. They belong
to that class of people who can be
lily spared from society.
Greensboro.
G. G. Coomer has purchased the
Pettee farm of Mrs. Ingalls,.
Caspian Lake hotel is to be sold at
auction Dec. 9Th. A good chance
for some enterprising landlord.
Scarlet fever has made its appear
ance. A daughter of Alfred Small
! ley was the first case and now Kint
, Knowlton has it.
At the annual meeting of the
, Greensboro Library Association the
E old board of officers were reelected
, for the coming year.
Some young men took w. G.
f Waugh's hog pen for target a few
days ago, and the result was a deat
, pig. Waugh would have been pleas
ed if the killing had been postponed
till colder weather.
Holland.
: : S. M. Davis goes to "York State
with aslot of young cattle.
Diphtheria still prevails Mr.
Simmons has lost one child and ha
two more sick ones little daughte
of G.. w. Tabor is hard sick with th
terrible ailment.
IraSbargh.
u Archie Grant and wife have move,
- into tho Uillaro Tbo1, howe a +ono