Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-05-05
With typhoid fever, and the heart dis

with typhoid ieVer' ana the heare u.s.
ease.
Rev. J. Evans and Rev. R. d. Metcalf
have each closed their labors here and
are going to new fields.
A sugar house belonging to Thaddeus
Powers. together with a large amount of
sugar tools, was burned to the ground
on recent evening.
D. P. Paul of Stowe has rented and |
moved on to the Willis farm on the West |
road.-Flavius Merrill has moved into
the house recently purchased by G. W.
Aiken.
WESTMORE.
The mail was carried several days
con foot" and horseback.
Hay is getting quite scarce, as parties
from other towns have been here after it.
Lund & Humphrey are running a
large drive of logs from the lake to
Evansville.
Mrs. Jacob Richards is afflicted with
stroke of paralysis, not with the dis
ease previously reported in this paper.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
LYNDON.
S. S. Thompson is building tene-
ment house near the camp-meeting
ground.
Jim Chesley is putting up building
east of his block, which will probably
be used as shoe and harness shop.
Jim Shufelt, lad of twelve, was
sent to the Reform School last Friday
to remain till he is twenty-one. The
complaint was for stealing, and was
made by his father.
The band, which has been doing moth
ing all winter, has recognized under
the leadership of Will johnson of Bar
ton Landing, and resumed practice last
Saturday evening.
Lon. Deos was going home from the
Centre on horseback last Wednesday
night, and when going up the Sanborn
hill he got off the horse to walk up the
hill, and shortly afterwards the horse,
which had shown no sign of being sick,
fell dead. Mr.. Deos is poor man and
the loss is heavy one for him.
SUTTON.
H. W. Easterbrooks lost good COW
last week.
Mrs. Nathan Richardson of Sutton,
gets pension at last, her husband be.
ing in the war of 1912.
There is good competition in the
-four business here, just now, and those
in want of the article can buy cheap.
About one-half the usual quantity Of
sugar has been made. Sutton usually
produces very large quantity of sugar
SHEFFIELD.
Sugaring has been a failure.
The Baptists have begun repairs OF
their church.
Only one teacher present at the teach
er's examination.
ST. JoHNsBURY.
Snow fell on the morning of May Sd
The VIM. Daniels building on Rail
road street is up and nearly covered.
G. H. Dwinnell has sold out his IN
terest in the furniture business to j
Penard.
Mr. Turner, who lost a leg last win
ter while at work in the granite shop
has so far recovered as to be able t
: resume work.
The Granite Co. are doing big busi
ness they have $4,000 worth of wor
t now on hand ready for delivery, an
, nearly as much again ordered.
William H. Wheeler, who formerl
s edited the Farmer in this place, has ha
e the fortune to get rotten egged at Wa
# sonville. Col, where he edits paper.
II Harvey's next excursion for the We
will leave st. Johnsbury May ID. Thes
excursions are becoming quite popula
/ the rates being very low and the accom-
s. modations first class. Mr.. Harvey wi
10 accompany them as far Chicago hereafte
.. wHEELoCK.
Mrs. Charles Davis from Danville
at her fathers, L. J. Cree in Wheeloc
" for while. Her health is extreme
- poor and it is feared she is In decline.
EAST HARDwICK.
Sc Harvey Bailey, surveyor, shovell
W through a snow drift on the 29th, tn
was ten rods long and seven feet de
It. in places.
be Eta p. Stevens teaches the high
department, and Sarah Adgate the 10
at er department of the village schoc
he Grace Bailey has the school at t
Street, and Nettie Clark in Dis. No. 4
,ol Frank Williams of Walden, lost
Oh house, horse barn and cooper's shop
fire on the 10th ult. Six years ago N
ue W. hau 'he MISFORTUNE W io'0 "no'l
on set of buildings on the opposite side
the road from the ones lately burned.
EASTERN TO WNSHIP NE W.
nc The village of Magog wants the Es