Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-28

from the west, d1ed suddenly at MI.
w. w. Woods on the 22d inst.
Mrs. Albert Miller died at the resi-
dence of her father in Derby on the Goth
inst. and her remains were brought here
for burial. Rev. Mr.. Phelps. her old
pastor, was called from st. Johnsbury to
of6ciate at the funeral, Rev. J. Evans
and D. E. Curtis of Lowell assisted in
In the services.
WESTMORE.
Alanson Rowell got very bad flesh
wound recently from the kick of horse.
-Rawson Hunt knows how it feels to
run pitchfork tine through his foot.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JoHNsBURY.
N. M. johnson of St. Johnsbury, re-
Gently dug up large lot of healthy po-
tato bugs, while at work in his garden.
The senior class of st. Johnsbury
Academy are arranging for grand con-.
cert to come off in June, the proceeds
to pay their graduation expenses.
Joseph George was thrown from his
carriage down an embankment Saturday
morning and seriously injured internally.
On the same day John W. Lewis Esq,
was thrown out of his carriage and had
leg broken just below the knee.
LYNDON.
Massey having completely destroyed
business at the Lyndon house has moved
out.
/ L. X. Quimby & Co. have contract
for $4,000 pounds of maple honey, to
be delivered in Chicago; they pay 6
cents pound for l 1 pounds per gallon
honey.
SUTTON.
The Campbells are doing an increas-
ing business at their store
Mr.. Chapman who bought out the
Taft store is putting in new stock of
goods.
The snow has settled so that teams
can pass over the high drifts with a
little more safety.
J. H. Anger insists on his right to
sell -four and grain, if he can furnish
it at as cheap rates as any body else.
Clark's station has become a billing
point, and goods and merchandise are
being sent and delivered from the de,
pot, as they should have been done long
ago. There seems to have been quite
renovation about the depot since young
Clark took charge of affairs.
Mrs. Joshua Nj. Ball, of whose sickness
previous mention has been made, died
on Tuesday morning last, after six weeks
of extreme suffering. Mrs. Ball was
born in this town and spent all her days
here. She was most exemplary woman
who devoted her whole life to the good
of her family, her neighbors and the
church, and who never had an enemy in
he life. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Henderson of St.
Johnsbury on Thursday, who preached
an efecting and most appropriate dis
course from the text, precious in the
sight of the Lord is the death of his
saints.
| LYNDoNvILLE.
1t seems to be about time for those
young chaps in this vicinity. who for
the last year OF more have been in the
habit of stealing small articles from
stores. shops and other places to stop
and consider. One is now in Jail, another
under bonds, another tried recently,
which resulted in bringing to light quite
number of stolen articles that had been
buried and hidden for some time past
Take care, boys; be careful whom you
associate with, for there are others thai
are very closely watched, and some very
good boys may get bad name.
SOUTH HARDwICK.
Rev. Lewis has preached his flare.
well'' sermon. Hope he will remain
longer, however.
The apple tree men are making prep
arations for a very active campaign, a.
soon as the season comes to deliver trees
States Attorney Carter, is both colo
water man and thorough Baptist a
was demonstrated a few days since il
the Lamoille. Since that adventure h
has come to his office via the bridg
every time.
That incessant pounding on Church
Street is at H. R. Mack's marble shop
where he is getting out some very I'm
tablets and monuments. Mr.. Mack is
natural artist and he gives his work tn
closest attention, which is guarantee
that it is all that can be desired in de
sign and finish.
The Granite Co., Wheeler, Houston
Bailey, have purchased the large ne'
building lately erected by A. E. Jude
vine with the water privilege, the Rem
lick house and other lands and will nov
have room, power and facilities for Cal
rying on large business in cutting an
polishing granite. The shop will be pu
in readiness at once for business. 1t
supposed that Mr.. Bailey will use tn