Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-17
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ming. He also made some remarks upon
the properties Of the different gases
The exhibition was both instructive and
interesting.
Martin & seaver. our enterprising
tinmen. are doing an extensive bust
ness in the manufacture Of the Alaska
Milk Pan They have established a
shop for the manufacture Of the pans,
Just across the line at Curriers' Mills
They have taken over hundred orders
in Canada They have begun the man
ufacture here, and the orders are pour
ing in from al parts of the state,
FESTHORR
locals referred to by correspondent
have not been received.
Grandy's teams are making quick
work with the lumber lately bought on
the Chandler lot.
L. NJ. Carpenter is in town on visit
from Massachusetts,. He prefers his
new home to a residence beside Will
loughby.
There will be ball at Cheney's no
tel. on the evening of Friday, January,
p, under the supervision of the Rustic
Mill'' boys. Whole bill. Sl.25.
The Christian workers from Barton.
will hold series of meetings at Mil
Brook schools house, commencing next
Saturday evening and continuing until
Sunday evening. All christians In the
vicinity are invited to be present and
lend a helping hand rf
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
A flock of robbins were seen near the
courthouse. ST. Johnsbury. last Monday
morning.
Ira Shattuck's jewelry store, Hard
wick. was closed jar Z, by attaching
creditors.
Benjamin Gray of Hardwick, has
opened his house for public entertain
ment, in consequence of the destruction
of the hotel by fire. t1ra.
Geo. A. Ballou. formerly of Water.
ford, who died at Littleton. January 2
was insured for $1,000 in the National
Life Insurance Company Of Montpelier
This sum is all his wife and child have
to depend on for support. 80 - ~
At a hearing before Judge Ross. a
St. Johnsbury, last Monday, the decision
of the question of appointment of ;
Receiver for the Montpelier and Well
River Railroad was, after some discus
sion by counsel, postponed until Febru
airy 4th.
At the meeting Of the stockholders o
the Lyndon bank. Jan. 6, C. W. Mccoy
L. L. QuimbY, Henry Chase. Sewel
Bradley. S! B. Mattccks, G. 5. CahoOn
and H. NJ. Pearl, were chosen directors
At meeting of the directors, Henri
Chase was chosen president and H. NJ
Pearl, cashier. Az
Daniel Colby, of St Johnsbury. whil
at work in his mill at Victory, one da
last week. was caught by his clothes i
the shafting and wound up so tight a
to stop the mill He was not so injure
but that he could call for help, but the
were obliged to cut his clothes off befor
be could be released.
1t was settled IN St. Johnsbury th
other day. that . man has a right {
come into town and engage in any Law
full business. The Messrs. Laird too
exceptions to the new granite works b
Dwinen & Harris. on the ground that
would injure their business, and Gale
in committee of FIVE business men
decide the question. They all chalke
one way, of course.-EdrD1er.
4 Martin l. Bullard, prominent farm
er of Hardwiek. Saturday morning, JaI
Is, got excited over an unsuccessful a
tempt to load some hogs upon sleC
left his work, gave his wallet to his Wit
telling her be should have no furthe
use for it. went around the house out (
sight and hid away in some straw in th
|, barn. and kept the neighbors and Eillas
ers hunting till Sunday forenoon, befor
he was found. Mental arrangement j
supposed to be the cause of the act.
CANADA.
". Tindall, hOtel-keeper at HamiltO
shot himself through the heart Jan. T.
The steam mill at stanstead Junctio
was destroyed by FIRE Jan. s. t@<
: The central portion of tie colIeg
building at Lennoxville. was destroye
; by fire last week.
: John Bishop, Ways Mills, froze hi
feet, and has had all the toes on on
) foot amputated-
The body Of Willie Baxter, of Beeb
Plain, who was drowned a month since
: has been found
The inside of St. Paul's Method,
church. at ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, WI
burned out Jan. 10.