Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-28

last week and the limb shows evidence
Of complete recovery without shortening.
Miss Fugerson is still at the Memphre-
magog house, her arm and side slowly
recovering. Her injury was more Sc
we're than that of any of the others, but
she will recover in good shape eventu-
ally.-Union.
North Troy.
The report that Mr.. and Mrs John
W. Currier were on their way home from
California is not true They will start
April 7th.
Gov. Farnham has accepted an invi-
tation to deliver the address here me-
mortal day. 1t is understood that his
staff will be present.
G. A. Prouty. Esq, of Newport de-
livered his new lecture 'sThe Sum-" at the
Congregational church last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Prouty is an interesting
speaker.
Rev. Geo. H. Parker, who has for
some time been pastor Of the Baptist
society in this village, has received a
call from the Baptist society at Richford
and has accepted.
Hon. Geo. E. Braley will 60 to some
western state in May, to engage in the
mercantile business. Judge Braley is
one of our best business men and We
shall regret to lose him.
Westmore.
| Sugaring opens we'll, some persons al
ready having made about one pound to
the bucket.
Those having bills against 10. Roth
chllds. are little fearful that he does
not intend to return very soon.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Ex- Gov. Fairbanks and family will
spend the summer abroad, leaving New
York, Apr. 81.
During the past winter the different
mills of Groton have got in over l5,'
100000 feet of logs.
The Calidoniaa prefaces local item
"Another landmark gone" and ther
gives all account of the disappearance
of superannuated horse Really, wha
sort of landmark is horse
The newspapers report that from /;
maple tree, tapped some days since il
! Danville, three buckets of sap was gath
cred in l-2 hours, the sap running ;
small stream all that time. This is ;
whopper.
Dwight Brown, of Lower Waterford
promising young man of % years o
age, died last Saturday from pneumo
MIA He had lately returned from tn
West. The shock to his mother. sis
ter of Judge Ross, was very great, ant
she died soou after. She had BEEF
very feeble for sometime. The HUSBAND
is now very i'll from pueumonia.-Indea
The Caledonian notifies those person
who have sometimes been dead heade
E by the press, that the luxury is bot
expensive and useless. Like other pub
fishers, this editor probably finds tina
men of other professions and occupation
are as we'll able to pay for their paper
: as publishers are to furnish them graft:
: To find the instance where idea
head" ever did reciprocal act in behal
: of the publisher. would be an extremel
s rare occurrence.
S Stannard.
S S. W. Patch, j. H. Clark and E. W
Clark were chosen listers at the lat
meeting. The officers expenses the pas
y year were $24; the cost of maintainin
the poor was 500. The only paupe
It of the town has lately been taken to th
# Brattleboro insane asylum.
South IIar.dwick.
+ Considerable sugar made.
l. Asa Woodbury. recently lost goo
u horse by broken leg.
Riley f. Drenan and family ha,
moved to Massachusetts.
tt Sheffield.
W. G.. Hanscome, who has been Ii
"a ing in the village this winter move
back to his farm last week.
4 Between $500 and $500 has bee
,, raised to repair the M. E. church an
the work will soon be commenced.
- Mrs. J. Olin Ingalls, has moved fro
n her deserted home to her fathers, v
;s B. Brown. She has two boys, IA ar
l6 years old, capable of taking care
themselves.
# J. DIN Ingalls, and Clara Berry ha'
- been heard from in Manchester, N.
70 Fl. K. Thomas came up from there la
Friday and saw them together in one
), the mills there applying for occupatio
He talked moment with Olin. wi
soon got out of his presence, apparent
not liking the looks of a person who b;
- ever been seen in Sheffield.
il
=, 90 Improvements are the order of t
day for the ensuing season. H.
King will build barn 44x6O wi