Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-19

| mile HON OItoIsOOTO DeHu. lie
stage cau.e in contact with team
driven by young m.tn named Drown,
AMI rs it was too dark 10 see any
thing the wheels of the stage passed
directly over those of Drown, throw
ing all of the passengers to the
ground and injuring them more or
less, and some of them quite severe
ly. The driver was hurt about the
head and shoulders and at this writ
ing is quite feeble. The covering
was completely torn off from the
stage and Mr.. browns wagon was
somewhat damaged.
Coventry.
Mrs. Henry Miller has gone to
Chicago to visit her sister.
The Dorcas society will meet with
Mrs. Smith at Irasburg next Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Geo. Livingstone, I'd, has sold his
farm and stock to Lewis Morrill, of
Salem-Derby for $4,000.
Mrs. DR.. Branch has been to Bos-
ton the past week to buy millinery
goods. She will open shop this
week in her own residence.
East CraftSbury.
Babcock & McLaren are putting
in a new fume and stone dam at
their saw-mill.
AS Miss Bagley and Mr.. Babcock's
| youngest daughter were coming on
the Greensboro stage road, Thursday,
their horse took fright and ran at a
fearful rate, throwing Miss Bagley
out, and injured her considerably !;
but the girl chung to the buggy and
received no injury.
Derby.
The Ladies' Industrial Society
meets with Mrs. Emera Stewart on
Thursday.
Meetings at the Baptist church on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday ev-
enings of the present week.
S. S. Buzzell has sold his interest
in the blacksmith business in the
Dow shop to Chas. Doody, former
resident, who is carrying on the bus
mess.
Mr.. Hodgden, the tinman, has
moved his family into the tenement
vacated by Eugene Uttin, who has
moved to Newport to work at his
trade.
Glover.
| Caleb Clark has sold his farm to a
man from Calais.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hovey of In
dependence, Iowa, are visiting here.
The meeting of the citizens of this
place, Wednesday evening. to con-
slider the feasibility of building a
creamery here resulted IN appointing
an investigating committee. Ad-
journed until Tuesday night.
Greensboro.
John Marsden is moving ON to a
farm in Sheffield.
Miss Jennie Mcclellan and Clara
Stevens start for California, to-day,
to make their home there.
Holland.
Mrs. S. r. Fletcher has gone to
New Hampshire visiting friends.
About 80 of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. George Wheeler, took pos
session of their house on last Tues.
day, reminding them that il
was the 45th anniversary of then
marriage. They left with them, as
tokens of their regard and friendship
many valuable presents; among
which was set of silver knievs anG
forks, also set of silver spoons
The value of the presents was $40
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
wish to tender their sincere thanks.
IrasbuI.2h.
Samuel Priest recently killed pig
six months old, that weighed POS
pounds.
Harvest Festival and supper at the
M. E. church next Friday evening
A pleasant entertainment is prepar
, ed. Come everybody.
Jay.
Peter Trudell has moved in will
W. Porter.
G.. G. Lucier and j. Wheeler skiC
$500 logs for B. F. Paine.
The M. E. society are to have .
concert next Thursday eve.
AIanson Crandall was recent,
. considerably hurt by carriage acct
] dent.
S. P. Hadlock has bought hous,
of G. r. Bartlett and moved it on tt
his village lot.
Harry Ross is sick with fever
4 Truman Kelley's children are sicl
with cankerrash.
Y The Ladies' Benefcent societ,
meets with Mrs. M. S. Chamberli
e next Thursday eve. All are invited
James Bannister has bought th
s Matthews farm on East Hill an
moved thereon.-Geo. Bruce ha
rented the A. Wakeman farm for on
G year. Mr.. Wakeman is going int
, his new store which is nearly com
. pleted. G.. Bannister has bough
the Levens land on the mountain
paying 81, $50.
Lowell.
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