Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-06-07

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two weeks.
Oscar H. Hammond is to start next
week with his family for Dakota, where
he expects to find permanent home.
H. B. Parkhurst expects to have his
new store completed by the 18th. The
second story will be occupied by F. F.
Forsaith for furniture store.
WeStmOre.
Oscar Kimball has bought farm and
commenced keeping house.
iona. Powers has snapped his farm
with 10. Gray of Morgan for place at
East Greensboro and moved there.
John McSherry has nine years old
cow that has dropped four large and
healthy calves within fourteen months.
Lumber business is brisk and quito
a quantity is now being drawn at the
A. A. Brown mill. Teams and team
sters are wanted.
Francis Richardson, proprietor of the
Willoughby Lake House, lost little
daughter thirteen months old, of dipthe
ria, on Wednesday. Mr.. CARLY also
living in the house has lost son seven
years of age. There were several sick
in the two families, but they are getting
better
Westfe1d.
Geo. Flint is in town visiting friends.
A Sunday School was recently organ
lied in district No. l.
Mason Stone counts the people in
this town. He is Vermont University
boy.
Aaron Hitchcock moves barn from
the Medad Hitchcock place to his place.
He lets the job to Newport man for
$40.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
St. JOhnSbury.
We are In receipt of the new cata-
logue of the St. Johnsbury Academy
which shows the school to be in very
flourishing condition. The catalogue is
from the Caledonian office, and is a
beautiful specimen of work.
West Burke.
Ashley Bishop has bought the Cham
berlin place. Price $500. He moved
on last week.
Walter Chapel has rented R. Cliff
ford's farm AID taken possession.
Frank Norris is in town for a short
vacation. He is located in Springfield,
VT, repairing watches, &c.
Charles Beckwith is on from the West
| for few months visit. Mr.. Beckwith
is engaged In the grain business in
northern Iowa.
Sheffield.
Mark Green died last Tuesday.
Jacob Cass is going to make extensive
repairs on his barn.
Chas. Chesley and wife celebrated
their tenth marriage anniversary June
End. A large number of friends were
present.
Lyndon.
The Trotting Park Association are to
have horse trot on July 9Th.
A son of J. G. Eaton of Lyndon broke
his arm recently while playing on a
bank.
the State Convention of Good Temp
lars meets in the grove on the 9th, and
a great day is expected.
James 7. Richie who went west some
time since returned after trying the
country three months. "Jim' didn't pro-
pose to stay west unless he liked.
The Good Templar's lodge in thi:
place is in a very fourishing condition
and is receiving new members nearly
every week. 1t now numbers about 81
members.
The low prices have depressing
effect on the butter market. The price
last week ranged from IL to Is cents
The weekly receipts thus far averag
about fifty tubs.
The Union announces a great tim
at the Vile and Trotting Course Jul,
18th. Inasmuch as the Fourth falls Of
Sunday it is presumed some other da
will be selected.
Philip Gauthier, George Miller an
Scott Hayes are the latest interviewer
of buzz saws at the box shop. All trie
, it last week. Three carloads of boxe
per week is now the average at the bo
shop.
Geo. H. Stockbridge, formerly
teacher at the Seminary here, but no.
professor in Amherst College, lecture
before the students last Thursday eve.
subject, "The Ideal Man." Since b
taught here he has spent several year
in study in Germany.
: The spring term at the Seminar
, closed on Friday with examination
: through the day and literary exercise
in the evening. with music by the Lyl
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