Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-25
ella Nichols in the Cleaveland district.

has TeuI6u Tile LuHIOo DlChAoIU uouSO
and moved his harness shop into it.
North Troy.
John w. Currier has sold the Rogers
farm and stock to Levi M. Courser for
$4,000.
A. J. Williams, Esq, has just re-
ceived pension of 500 per year, and
$1,000 back pay.
G. H. Garfield. for the larceny OF an
overcoat, last Wednesday. was sentenced
to the work-house for l94 days.
James L. Mason who has been in
Idaho for several years is at home on
visit, and will remain during the win
ter.
South Troy.
G. W. Aiken will put new engine
into his mill.
Mrs. G.. W. Aiken has returned from
her visit to Massachusetts,.
]. ?. Martin has bought house on
mill street of D. P. Walworth, paying
1915.
The measles have again appeared in
this village. Mr.. G. H. Buck is the
victim.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has sold her
place to Hiram Cole for $3.50, and has
gone west to visit her daughter.
V. G. Sisco has moved his family to
West Jay.-M. J. Robinson has moved
into the house vacated by Chauncey
Cole.
WestfeId.
Ashley Farman is building sugar
house.-Moody Bedell has moved on to
his mountain farm.
Dogs have killed quite number of
sheep in this town. Who owns the
dogs? is the question.
Westmore.
Charles and Zimri Fogg have trap
ped 20 foxes this fall.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
R. E. Peabody has taken contract
to build seven miles of railroad for the
Vermont & Massach usetts R. R. Co.
The P. g. o. r. R. folks have done a
good work on their road the present
season, filling up trestles and doing gen.
eral repairs on the road. They are
building an extension to the road from
Maquam Bay to Rouse's Point, giving
the railroad connections to the west, and
largely increasing their rolling stock.
1t is reported that Bradley Barlow Of
the Southeastern R. r. is building a
road from West Farnham to Sheldon,
making connection with the P. g. o. at
that place.
Sutton.
Geo. Clark, who was so badly hurt
some time since by being thrown from a
load of hay, is slowly recovering, but il
far from we'll yet His sons Marshal
and Alba are doing profitable bushes;
saving wood with the Giant Riding
Saw. Those needing wood cut, find i
can be done cheaper with this machine
than by horse power.
Hard~vicIx.
Judge Perley has got back from his
Western trip, his son Fred having recov
cred from his illness, and returned tC
his old job on the St. Johnsbury anc
Lake Champlain railroad.
Men were out last week making ;
survey of the route of the proposed rail
road between Marshfeld and Hardwick
and under the auspices of the Montpel
Ter and Wells River railroad people.
NJ Z. Tucker and D. Bridgman hav'
bought the Mackville saw mill propert.
of VIM. II. Colburn for $1,000. Thi
event will greatly stimulate the lumbe
business in that section, and bring int
use a large tract of lumber land i
Woodbury..
, West Burke.
Mrs. Selim Buggy is very low wit
cancer, and is not expected to live but
very short time.
: Frank Way has bought the Henri
Smith place in Newark and takes pos
session at once; price about $4,000.
NJ w. Stoddard is doing a good jo
E. in grading and fixing off his door yarG
making as good yard as any in thi
village.
Smith g. Densmore have bought til
stock of goods of J. G. Orne at Mi
Brook, and will run branch store tn
winter. Mr.. Orne clerks for them fl
: the present.
R. W. Huntley is finishing off tV
stores in his building and report sa.
Il Tim Marshall fills one and starts off
e the grocery business, and the other is
!, be occupied as a tin and hardware stor
Sheffield.
{ Horses all down with the epizootlc.
DIR. Carter is building carriage she
which will be very convenient.
Cows sold, Thursday, at auction
the Wilmot farm, for from SIP to So
= Hay from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton.
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