Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-24

is going to use it for pasture.
Rev. B. A. Sherwood has accepted a
call from the Pine street Baptist church
in Manchester, N. H., and is going to
move his family there this week.
Clintie, son of P. P. Ball, while jump |
ing from wagon last Sunday, caught
his foot in the reins and fell, breaking
both bones Of the arm below the elbow.
Daniel Anger, who has been absent
in California for the past three years,
returned last week. Mr.. Anger mar
ried California lady, who accompanied
him home.
D. Chapman has bought the store at
North Danville, and expects to move
early next month. His house and other
property here is offered for sale by auc-
ton. Saturday, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Ezra Perkins, aged 81 years,
died at the residence of his step-son,
Daniel Frost, Oct. 16. Mr.. Perkins has
been confined to the bed for a number of
months, suffering from paralytic shock.
He was a member of the Baptist church
here, and exhibited Christian patience
during his sickness, and was tenderly
cared for by Mr.. Frost and family
| Iadec.
John NJ. Rice is very sick and it is
| feared the chances are against his reeov-
cry.
Ransom Brewer has moved from
Wheelock on to the farm of John A.
Rice, which he has engaged to carry on
a year.
The house of Mr.. Glover, in the north
part of the town. was broken into recent
ly in the absence of the family, and $50
in money stolen; large light of glass
was broken, the window pried open, bu-
reau drawers were opened and ransack
ed, but nothing except the money has
been missed. Mr.. Glover was burned
out when he first moved here two years
ago; it is believed that the burglars
are the same ones who broke into the
house of Isaac Goodenough some time
ago.-Star.
Miss Carrie Campbell has got home
from the mountains. where she has been
at work all summer.
Mrs. John Rice has gone to Boston to
act as nurse to the sick.-Miss Jennie
Eaton has gone to Boston to visit her
brother.
On complaint of the church, Caleb
Aldrich was taken to st. Johnsbury
last Thursday by Sheriff Sulloway, to
answer to states attorney Bates for dis
turbing the meetings.
: Hardxvick.
A change of time and trains over the
, st. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain rail
road went into operation on the 18th
instant. By the new arrangement trains
leave this station as follows Going east
mail S:34 a. M; express, 1884 p. m.
local freight, liz p m.; stock, (Mon
days. 5:l0 a. H.; through freight, 4:5(
p. m. Going west, mail, 4:46 p. m.
express, SOP a. M; local freight, 9:3;
! a. M; through freight, 1889 p. m. Thi
l change greatly improves the facilitie
for local travail and business and conse
quently is very welcome.
Peacham.
Frank B. Chase has gone to Worces
ter, Mass, where he has brother.
Mrs. Sarah Donahoe has rented of J
S. Kenerson his supposed valuable COW
sister of Jersey Queen.
u Charles Varnum has recently sol
J 500 bushels of onions to be CARED t
l. Massachusetts,. We understand he rt
J. ceived Sl.l0 per bushel here.
y Silas Wiley and Duncan Harvey hav
s. purchased spring of water of G.
! Brown and will lay the pipe to the
Ii houses soon, distance of 1913 rods.
VIM. Kicker shipped 1000 lbs. pou
try to market last Monday, togetht
" with his other produce. Eggs brougl
81 cts. poultry z to II; potatoes 5
Or to So.
Sheffield.
George Leavitt who was brought I
t. by G. B. Simpson and has worked at S
&c Johnsbury this summer, had very S
> we're paralytic shock and was brougl
is to Mr.. Simpsons last week. George
d. young man of much promise and wi
have the sympathy of the communi
or where he was brought up.
W. Mrs. Jenness, whom we mentioned
,is the MONITOR last week. as having