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

in town. The concert given here last
Monday night was a complete success.
Westnore.
Town meeting Saturday, June 18th.
Ball at Browns on Monday eve. July
fourth.
Geo Fogg has gone to Boston where
he has a situation at work.
Village school commenced on the 9Th,
Miss Bridgman of Glover teacher.
At the Reorganization of the Sunday
School John Hunt was chosen superin-
tendent.
x. Averill has made an addition to
his house for kitchen and dairy pur-
poses.-R Richardson and Carbee at the
Lake House have built a laundry.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. j OhnSbury.
County Court convened last Tuesday
morning, Rev. Mr.. Sanford offered pray
er, after which the grand and petit
juries were called.
Grand Jury.-Barnet, J. A. Gould
Burke. G. 7. A. Humphrey Danville,-
E. @. Batchelder Groton, Martin Weld;
Hardwick, Henry Perley; Kirby, Jona-
than Houghton; Lyndon. W. H. Hub
bard; Newark, Alvin Carroll Peach
am. Ira W. Winter; Ryegate. W. J.
Gibson; Sheffield, Horace Drown; STAN
nard, Thos. J. Hood st. Johnsbury,
Charles Ranney, John W. Balch SUIT
ton, Albert B. Bail Walden, J. G.
Stafford; Waterford, L. R. Streeter !;
Wheelock, VIM. Chase.
Petit Jury.-Barnet, Horace Warden,
E. E. Woods; Burke, G. W. Woodruff !;
Danville, D. w. Morse, John Sias
Groton, joseph Eastman Hardwick, H.
A. Chandler, J. B. Livingstone; Kirby,
H. H. Ranney Lyndon, S. D. Newcomb,
H. R. Ruggles; Newark, R. johnson
Peacham, Aaron McLary. R. B. Kener-
son; Ryegate, N. H. Kicker, J. R. Park
Sheffield, J. B. Knox; Stannard, A. L.
Weed St. Johnsbury. G. H. Marshall,
B. B. Spaulding Sutton, H. F. Barker,
D. E. Kimball Walden. T. F. Earring.
ton. George O'Neal; Waterford. J. w
Brown, E. o. Cushman Wheelock, f
Darling.
The court gave the usual charge t.
the grand jury. appointed Hon. Henry
Perley of Hardwick foreman, and Chas
Ingalls, of Danville as officer to take
charge of them during the session. Tht
petit jury we're then called and sworn
and then the following deputies were
sworn in for the term: H. w. Buchanan
Sheffield; J. c. Ide, Lyndon; W. R
Streeter, East Burke; NJ. W. Smith
West Burke; G. N. Campbell. Sutton
The docket was then called and "a case
were set for trial by jury. There ar,
l25 cases on the printed docket, 10!
being civil cases and 16 criminal cases
The chancery docket also contains 8!
chronic cases.
: Sutton.
, Sutton folks are quite disposed t.
continue the fight against the buildin,
of South Barton and Westmore road
which if built will cross the peaked en'
of this town, and cost several hundret
dollars.
q Rev. Mr.. Sherwood has rendered hi
+ resignation. Rev. Jonathan Woodman
E long a pastor and one who, next to Eide
Jonathan Colby, did most to build u
. the strong Freewill Baptist church i
this town. preached yesterday and vii
spend some days among his friends here
IHeacnan1.
Hiram Rowe is repairing his build
ings
There are five acres of field onions i
this town.
VIM. Kicker cut some orchard gras
> June 4th, that measured A l-2 inches
who beats ?
Duncan Harvey killed and shippe
0 to st. Johnsbury two nice hogs Las
Monday. Rob. Esden also killed one.
! Mrs. William Steele and son froI
= Scotland are in town on visit. Th
! Misses Chamberlin are here visitin
n friends.
n The report that three of our town
|. men were drunk at st. Johnsbury r.
s. Gently, appears to be a mistaken seal
t. DIAL.
4 J. E. Woodbury., the popular an
d efficient sunday-school superintendel
81 of the Congregational society. has bee
reelected. His report shows flourish
ing condition of the school. The ave
W age attendance for the year was 81 L.
the largest during the year I'll.
is
Negotiations fer the transfer of Il
!, Panama Railroad to the De Lesseps Pa
anna Canal Company, which have be-