Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-04-14

here is no danger of another break.
One train of % cars started for New
port on that evening.
SOUTH TROY.
G. f. Saunders died last Friday night.
Albert Rider recently cut his foot very
badly with an ak.
Jesse Buck has returned home from
the West we'll pleased with his visit.
S. N. Anger gave his annual sugar
party on the l 18th. Such meetings are
always we'll attended in this locality.
Ado. J. Keith has leased his farm on
the west road to S. H. Flint for one
year. Flint has taken possession.
Mr.. J. S. Young adopts the now quite
prevalent custom of giving those of his
customers who trade $40. one dollar
premium.
W. R. Rowell, Esq. of North Troy
will visit this place two days in the
week to attend to the duties of his pro-
fession.
Mr.. Miles has rented and moved on
to Ira Woodcock's farm.-Nora Baron
has rented the James Collins place for
one year.
The seventh day excitement in this
village has resulted in large number
of conversions and society with twenty
members has been started.
The listers have completed their an
nual tour and have notified those of the
tax payers, who are agrieved at their
lists to meet at W. R. Rowell's office in
this village May l., and at the town
clerks office South Troy May I'd.
WESTFIELD.
New sugar-and new snow.
Fast day services were held in the
Cong. church by Rev. Evans.
Hoyt g. Wakefield have bought the
site where the Reed shoe shop was burn
ed and will erect blacksmith shop and
dwelling house on the same.
WESTMORE.
There was sugar party at A. W
Lyons on Saturday there was neither a
lack of sugar or of sugar appetites.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. S
Jewell on Thursday afternoon next.
Thomas Champion, soldier in The
rebellion, was buried in the cemetery il
this town, and no head stone was PLACED
over his remains. Why don't some
body write the Quarter Master General
Washington, D. c., informing him o
the fact Give regiment and company
name age. and place of death, with an.
other important information. Editor.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNsBURY.
New sugar is very scarce, over eigh
feet of snow already and still it comes.
Rev. H. T. Fuller principal of tn
Academy has been severely sick of late
but is expected to recover.
Herbert Gaskill, Fairbanks employe
was taken violently sick Wednesda,
night, from what is supposed to be tn
effects of zinc poison. He is some bet
ter and may recover.
Great interest was taken in the Phai
case which was heard before Judge
Ross and Powers on Tuesday night ant
Wednesday. The court room was pack
ed during the emit re time, and man,
thought Phair deserved new trial.
1t is proposed to establish butte
market at st Johnsbury. A buildin
has been purchased on the Avenue
Geo. w. Spencer is the man who vii
undertake the enterprise. He has ha
fourteen years experience in the emplo
of the Fairbankses, and is a reliabl
man.
Business is quite lively at Paddock
village. Both foundries and machin
shops are busy; Penard is overrun wit
orders for boxes, and is handling an
working a large amount of lumber Sev
erance is working good gang of bel
manufacturing furniture in the Rolliu
shop; G. H. Dwinell & Co., are ais
turning out large lot of furniture
They have lately received heavy orde
for collins.
SUTTON.
) Alba Clark is to take Farrel's plat
{ as station agent at Clark's.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ball is very sick with ga
trio fever, and it is feared she came
recover.
Rev. S. S. Nickerson, we'll known
this town, preached very practical an
useful discourse last Sunday, on Reat
ing as Means of Grace.
G.. NJ. Campbell returned from Chic;
90 last week. He has contract to blu
$4,000 pounds $1,000 gallons) of MI
pie honey. He will pay 60 cents p,
gallon.
Lucius J. Campbell who carries on IL
Eastman sugar place had a pleasal
party to visit him on Friday from S
Johnsbury. About twenty-five came i