Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. Royal Moody left for
California some days since.
Roswell Chamberlin is putting a new
coat of clapboards and paint on his
house.
Warren Child has bought the sugar
lot formerly owned by Ira Sanborn, pay
ing $3.50.
Hollis Wanzer from Franklin county,
will be at Augustus Paddock's store
every Friday to buy butter.
Marvin G...Dunbar, formerly of this
town, has returned and will make his
abode at North Craftsbury for the pres
ent He is irst-class painter.
Mrs. Graham and daughter from New
York are in town and will spend the
summer here.-Mrs. Turner of Illinois,
sister of Mrs. Isaac Whitney. is in town
for few weeks.
There is much sickness at present in
this town. Mrs. John Harvey and Mrs.
Orson McAllister are both very sick. and
Mrs. James Robbins has lung fever and
Mrs. Seager rheumatic fever.
The steam engine in the Luman A.
Smith single mill, blew up on Thurs
day last, killing Charles Gilbert of VOL
colt, very:badly injuring Mr.. Smith, and
almost completely demolishing the mill.
The engine and machinery was moved
from Hardwick to this town some
months since, and building was put
up some distance north of Mill village,
for the purpose of cutting out the cedar
in that vicinity. Smith, who had sew
eral ribs broken and was terribly cut
and bruised elsewhere, says that the en-
CINE was running without steam
gauge, and Gilbert had just gone below
to pump water into the boiler when the
explosion occurred. 1t is probable that
the water was low and the explosion oc-
Cured when the water struck the over
heated fues. Smith is in a critical
condition. but will probably recover.
The remains of Gilbert, very badly
mangled, were carried to Wolcott for
burial.
Glover.
Harrison Wilson is making extensive
| repairs on his barns.
Do not forget the auction at J. D.
Graves, Wednesday. June 10.
Harlan Hill goes to the White Noun
tains to-day he has position in one
of the hotels.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr. Phelps
will preach at North church. Sabbath
eve, June 10Th at o'clock.
The Ladies' Parsonage Society will
hold their next meeting at T. P. A.
Clark's, Friday afternoon June Oath.
All are invited.
DR.. Bailey. who for several months
has been residing with DR.. Templeton,
has taken DIR. Gould's place at Green's
boro, we wish him abundant success.
The people of this community were
panied to hear of the death of Mrs. Jen-
ME (Bennett) Brown formerly of this
village, which occurred instBoston last
week. -
/ Martin Bean, son of the late A. P.
Bean of this town, is in the place, home
on visit from the West; he has a
prosperous business in fourishing
town in Minnesota.
Greensboro.
| DR.. o. B. Gould, on account of fail.
ing health, has been obliged to give up
practice in this town for the present.
A1O udU "Ou TIC cSGcem VI euC CVLum u
nifty and has had good practice. We
regret his sickness and his departure
His business matters are in the hands
of J. O. Cutler for settlement. DIR
Bailey of Glover will come to take DIR
Gould's place.
Irasburgh.
Ohildren's Day will be observed a
the Methodist church on June 26.
Fl. A. Bogue is agent for John B
Coughs new book, and will canvas
this town.
E. W. Powell is building horse barn
also Harlow Foss has large new bari
up and nearly covered.
Joseph Marston of Derby. who is il
very poor health, moves here this wee
to live with his father-in-law, A. N
Blanding.
Joshua Beede has moved back her
from Barton Landing, after an absenc
of about seven years; he occupies hi
brother George Beede's house.
! Ellery Stanford has been quite sic
with Inflammation of the bowels, but
slowly recovering.-George Russell
still unable to sit up. from the effects {
his wound received in the saw mill.
The friends and relatives of f. G
: Metcalf and wife, not less than 70 j
, number, met at their house on Satul
day, to celebrate their 25th marriag