Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-11-17
We have four physicians in

medicine. We have four physicians in
this village.
VIM. r. Rowell and G. G. Perkins
have gone to Michigan for Mrs. Green,
to negotiate with the Michigan Central
for damages occasioned by her husbands
death. The ether heirs are represented
by Col. O. N. Elkins.
WESTFIELD.
Wakefield & Hoyt have let a Job to
Ed. Durham to cut and skid 1000 logs.
S. P. Cleveland has returned from
market, and reports dull trade in his
line.
Mrs. E. P. Lewis of No. Troy has
opened a millinery shop in Whitcher' s
block, and is prepared to do all kinds
of work in her line.
Joseph Martin has taken possession of
his farm on North Hill.-Oliver Sisco
has bought the old browns farm of A.
G. Hitchcock and taken possession.
WESIlNORE.
Moses Grapes recently lost one of his
oxen by sickness.
N. Way of Sutton is surveying some
of the G.. B. Chandler wild land.
Silas J. Morse has sold his farm to
David ellis of Barton Landing for
$4,000.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
SHEFFIELD.
Franklin Gray lost good COW re-
Gently.
1t will not do to tell about that troub
lie in Dis. No 9. The women engaged
would be ashamed of it.
WEST BURKE.
NJ. B. Fisk wants men to log 2,000,
900 feet of lumber for him by the job.
S. A. Nelson, the owner of the Allarc
mill, is making preparations to put al
unusually large stock of logs into hi
mill, and intends to run it to its fulles
capacity.
Alfred Chamberlain, father-in-law o
f. A. Way, died very suddenly las
week Wednesday, at the age Of " years
He had been unusually well up to tn
night before, and some time during tn
night was taken with severe pain in tn
stomach, but got up in the morning AM
walked about. Mrs. Way handed hin
a chair in which he sat down, and Will
she was rubbing his hands, he droppe'
away without a struggle. His remain
were taken to Chesterfield, N. H., hi
former home Union.
A large party of friends collected a
the residence of Charles Fogg and wife
mile south of Willoughby Lake, o
Monday evening last, to celebrate til
fifth anniversary of their marriage. .
good variety of presents were carried
and gay time was enjoyed. On tn
occasion there was a surprise also fl
the company, when Zimri Fogg steppe
forward, and with the assistance of Re
Mr.. Clapp, united his fortunes wit
Miss Ella Durkee, for veal or for wo
This was surprise party which worke
both ways and was highly enjoyed /
all.
SUTTON.
Daniel Norris, who has been in Cal
fornla for three years past, returned la
Saturday to spend the winter here. t
has been running a stationary engin
The two Dolloff boys who went out the
last spring are railroading and like We
much.
LYND0NvILLE.
e The R. R. company will build lar
lot of freight cars the present winte
e The shops are only run nine hours. al
e will run one hour short through t
winter.
The new house started for L.
Grandy few weeks since is near
completed. 1t is good, convene
house, and is built in very attract
} and tasty style.
h LYNDON.
d S. NJ. Hall has sold his boardi
house business to Mr.. Drown of Brow
i ington, and gives possession this week
IS The schools at the Vile closed |;
is Friday. The teachers, Mr.. Dunklee a
! Miss Colley, have given general sat
faction.
:. The term at the Seminary closes nj
a Friday, with examinations through
e day, and rhetorical exercises in
ID evening.
There was large attendance at
1. masquerade party given by the ladies
y the Congregational society in Hoyt's n
g, hall, last Thursday eve.
l. Quite number of our young men ;
e going to start for Michigan next Tu
IS day. Most of them work numbering
IS d. P. Hall, for SIS per month, a
board.