Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-27

the management of Henry Smith, was
success. The concert at the M. E. church
was well attended, and of much interest.
Rev. G. Meacham delivered an excel
lent lecture at the Baptist church last
Monday evening, on his travels in Afri-
ca. Egypt and the Holy Land. Proceeds
used for purchasing chandeliers for the
Baptist church.
SALEM.
s. NJ. Worthley raised 40 bushels of
excellent lost nation wheat, from two
bushels sown. It grew on less than 164
rods of ground. His horse, Paragon, is
slowly recovering from the hurt received
at Barton Fair and has been taken home.
NORTH TROY.
Our esteemed townsmen, DR.. A. E.
Drew, is confined to his house qulte sick.
We hope to see him out again in few
days.
A. G. Porter has sold his drug. book
and jewelry business to D. W. Kelley,
who has taken possession. Mr.. Porter
goes to Dakota.
George G. Way of this town, has been
absent in Upper Canada for over month,
where he is buying barley for shipment
to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Green whose husband, Moses
Green, was killed at the Jackson rail-
road asaIggsnf tuesday ia tf last from
Rev. Geo. H. Parker, last sabbath at
the Baptist church, preached the funeral
sermon Of Moses Green, one of the vic
tins of the Jackson, Mich, horror.
VIM. Buggy of this town who was in
jured at jackson. Mich, at the time
Elkins and Green were killed, is i'm
proving and is expected home in a few
days.
SOUTH TROY.
E. G. Stevens, good dentist, visits
this place on Thursday and Friday.
Nov. and z, to attend to the duties Of
his profession.
WESTFIELD.
Nettie Hitchcock has closed her school
in Troy, and returned home for rest.
Aaron Hitchcock has returned from
his western trip much pleased with his
tour.
DIR. Stevens, dentist, will be here or
Wednesday, Nov. 5, to attend the bust.
ness of his profession.
William II. Richardson, former res
ident of this place, is here from Spring
field, Mass, on business.
Mrs. Patty Hitchcock, widow of thu
late Medad Hitchcock, had stroke o
paralysis on Thursday, and survived b.
a short time after the attack.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
BURKE.
The next meeting of Shepherd Pomo
ma grange will be held at East Burk
the Sd Tuesday in Nov, at 10 o'clocl
a. N.
Geo. ]. Denison of the Hollow vii
sell his farm, consisting of ga acres o
land, his set of good buildings. lot Q
hay, stock, carriages. tools and household
furniture at auction Nov. 6. The farr
is good and any party desiring plac
in or near a village will find an oppor
tunity to purchase good one.
LYNDON.
Geo. Sargent was recently quite badl
: hurt in jumping train.
: Levi P. Houghton, one of the oldes
residents, died last Tuesday.
Passumpsic railroad stock has recent
advanced from S43 to $50 share.
George Locke has bought the Fletche
office near the Cahoon bridge and fxe
!, it over into a dwelling house.
i, CD Bundy has leased his farm 0
Lyndon Hill to G. W. Hodgdon. Bund
will 60 to his fathers. at the Vile.
7 H. H. Miller has received orders fl
his patent tub machines from Ne
, Hampshire, New York, Canada an
e western Vermont.
!, A.. @. Harris and Miss Dell Shattuc
t started for Nebraska with Harvey's e.
: cursion last Tuesday. Mr.. Harris hi
e q son in Nebraska.
7 o. G. Chaplin has bought o. G. Ba'
: gers house at the Vile. and has take
possession of the same. Badger h;
e moved into the house lately occupied
L DR.. Donaldson.
9 Building has been unusually lively
the Vile this season. About TWEEN
new houses and stores have been put ,
and many new lots have been bougI
g with the intention of building on the
next year.
q wHEELOCK.
Judge Cree will have one of the fine
! houses in the county. outside of
Johnsbury.
,e S. G. Cree is having lots of the Mill
tub machines to make. They are t
: best thing for making tubs ever invente
ST. J0HNsBURY.
There is q mild case of varioloid