Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-04-18
in mill at Bolton, Vt, and will move
there some time this spring or summer

there some time this spring or summer.
Rev. Mr.. Jenne has closed bis labors
for the year with the nj. E. church in
this place, and goes to conference this
week. He expects to return here an
other year.
The town authorities have made ar
rangements with G. W. Kllby of New
port Center, for the support of Ira
Brooks, town pauper, who has been
living at this place. Kilby pledges
himself to care for him through life,
without any more help from the town.
Mrs. Brooks died about two weeks ago.
eStmore.
Henry Berwick has sold part of his
farm to 10. Greenwood.
Arnold Cummings being in failing
health, his daughter, Mrs. Bishop, has
moved in with him to take care of him.
Harley Cheney is schoal committee
in mill district.-Ed. Alexander recent
! ]y got bad kick from horse oseph
Lyon has his pension renewed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
DR.. Cahoon who recently died In
Lyndon carried life insurance of
$1,000.
The Star reports that Frank Petten-
gill of Danville has made 5000 pounds
of sugar from 600 trees.
st. JOhnsbury.
The wife of conductor Charles H.
Ranney of the Lake Road, formerly on
! the Passumpsic, died in St. Johnsbury
last week, after long and severe illness
A. H. Mcleod has purchased FIVE
Rlsdon water wheels which he is about
to put into his grist mill in place of the
Buz2ell wheels. These wheels are man
ufactured in Mount Holly, N. j., and
, are the most economical in use, testing
) 81 per cent. The Buzzell wheel tests
) Sc. Most of the wheels under the Pad
docks village dam are of the Buzzell
pattern. If all the manufacturers there
l would put in the Risdon they would
7 have plenty Of water for themselves at
/ all times and leave an abundant power
e for the village.
". H. Luckadoe, the Cherokee In.
? dian, who started for Indian Territory
: of whom mention was made in the last
: Caledonian, returned to this place the
;, last of the week. He reports that he
e made the acquaintance of a very piou:
man on the train, that they had consid
o earble conversation on missionary anc
r other topics. and that when he left The
E train at Manchester, be found hi!
i pocket diary. which held all his money
= (S9l) and railroad ticket, missing. TIL,
supposition is that the acquaintanc,
made on the train was one of those lan(
8 sharks which infest all the lines o
n travel. on purpose to rob the unsuspect
ing Caledonian.
. Lyndon.
DR.. Charles S. Cahoon died at his res
idence at the Corner on Saturday, ages
81 years. Dr. Cahoon had been failing
all winter, and his death was not un
looked for. He was the youngest son o
- Gen. Cahoon, who represented this dis
Il trict in Congress in l830-32, and grand
son of Daniel Cahoon, one of the frs
IS settlers of the town. DIR. Cahoon wa
e the last of this famous family, we believe
'e His brother Edward was a prominen
Ie lawyer in this county, but died man
'e years ago of consumption. Anothe
brother, William. young man of grea
promise, died in early manhood of dis
M ease contracted in hospital where he wei
to acquire medical knowledge and prac
r. tice. DR.. Charles Cahoon was much e'
a teemed as physician, and will be grea
ly missed. He leaves wife by Sc,
" ond marriage, and several children b
is his first wife, Charlotte Chase. who die
few years ago. CdiedoniGa.
y Peacham.
= John Hopkins is sick with congestio
N of the lungs.-We notice the gent;
Robt. Taisey in town.-The college boy
returned to Hanover last week.-Kene
y. sons Jersey Queen" has not been soil
though Mr.. K. has been offered 81, 00
He wishes to keep her another season
get another record from her.-Awf
roads between this place and Barnet
is Lou Harvey teaches in Cabot the comir
IS, summer-Nettie Clark goes back to b
old school in the East part of the tow
re and Martha Clark teaches the Hollo
as school. Lots of sugar being made
. At Ricker's butter market on the IL
lis butter sold for 80 cents pound, eg
at Ia cents dozen, with liberal qua
mo- tity of each sold.
n East. HardwicIx.
II The storm on the 10Th inst. was S
,es we're. a heavy snow falling.
srs Harvey Bailey's sugar house and 8
his sugar utensils except his buckle
FOR and spouts. with sugar and syrup t