Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-17
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York to visit friends and remain until
the Judge returns.
John Hoyt, who was recently thrown
from his buggy and severely injured,
died from the effects of his injury on
Monday the 10th. Mr.. Hoyt was 81
years old last August.
J. H. Buck has gone to Iowa to look
after his farming interest in that state.
Mr.. Buck has large quantity of corn
which be held ever from last year; 1t
will now bring good price.
There was quite sharp wrestling
match at the town hall on Tuesday
evening last, between L. M. Rockwell
and Mr.. A. Carpenter; they won two
falls each, when Carpenter received an
injury to his foot, and the match was
adjourned for two weeks at the same
place, when one fall is to decide the
matter.
WeStmOre.
A flock of wild geese visited Will
loughby last week.
Henry Bowley threshed for Phil Kim
ball, in one day recently. 235 bushels of
oats and So bushels of wheat
The Westmore Lumber Co. have
agreed to furnish the two mills at this
place with three million feet of timber,
for next years saving.
Rufus Green has cat that on a re-
cent morning made fishing trip, and
caught and brought to the house trout
that weighed nearly one pound.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
A teachers institute for Caledonia
county will be held at st. Johnsbury
the 27-29th. State Superintendent
4 Dart and G.. A. Brown of Bellows Falls
will be there.
At Barnet, Kenerson's Jersey Queen
has given in the month of September
1915 IA pounds of milk, which made
seventy-two pounds and two ounces of
butter, making 333 pounds, 5 IL ounces
of butter since she began her yearly test,
May Goth.
Peacham.
Charles Kenerson has gone vest
Miss Clara Dow and sister are going to
Colorado.
Mrs. Geo. d. Bean of the Hollow died
on the 9th instant of cancer in the
stomach, from which she has suffered
greatly for year. Her funeral was
largely attended.
Stannard.
Alvin Shepard raised % pounds Of
potatoes from the seed of one potato.
j. McLoud cut his foot severely
last week, but managed to walk one
mile and get home.
Miss Susie Leavitt returns to hel
home in Conn.,, after pleasant visit
among many friends here.
The chilled apples are being worked
up by pairing bees" and cider presses
j. II. Clark and T. G. Batchelder have
recently purchased a cider mill and art
making cider.
On the farm occupied by J. Sartwell
an excellent farm, is 200 rods of gooC
f stone wall. Twenty-Five years ago tn
man who built on the place could no
find stone enough to stone his cellar
1t seems that the stone crop has consid
, erably improved.
0 Sheffield.
Widow Phineas Jenness, who was Wis
iting her daughter in Wells River. re
f ceived paralytic shock on Friday last
and her recovery is said to be doubtful
y Hazen Gray has sold some villag
property and land to Reuben G. Christi
of Glover for $500. Mr.. Christie hs
b concluded to remain in Vermont, no
withstanding his western fever. He
!. good citizen.
WheelOck.
N Jonathan Robinson, who lives in Il
,e north part of the town. near Shefie
Square, died on Friday last of heart di
:. ease, while on his way to Stannar
:, where he started to 60 with his so
While in the Magoon neighborhood tn
/ got out to walk up hill. The son G
70 over fence to get few apples, al
70 when he returned he found his faith
no had fallen dead in the road. Mr.. Re
to inson was so years of age.
Peterson's Magazine is on our table
November, ahead of all others, and bett
than ever. 1t leads off with charmi
or steel engraving, after Meyer Won Bremt
He ''Half Afraid" This is followed by @
of those double-size, steel fashion-plat
superbly colored, only seen in this unr
''' aled 1ady's book. Then comes anotl
lty engraving, "Lucy Hail." fifty wooden
, of dresses, patterns in embroidery, ct
etc. There is also superb colored 81
per-pattern, for braiding, in crimson q
gold. The principal article is ga Day
vi Canterbury" which is profusely illust1
err ed, and is Of a character very much hig
of than is usually seen in magazines.
tales and noYelets are even better t