Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-02-13

So.oo aI Gner last meeting. InlS So
ciety has paid the sum due for re-
pairs on the church and has S. in
the treasury. This is proving a very
useful organization.
One hundred and twenty-five of |
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts
recently paid them visit, bringing
refreshments, together with articles of
silver which were presented to the
host and hostess by Peter Connal
Esq. in few very appropriate re-
marks. 1t was a pleasant occasion.
Westmore.
Ed. Sanborn has bad cash in his
foot, the result of a bad blow with
an AK.
Mr.. Cowles' sing and concert was
good, but the weather prevented a
large attendance.
Geo. Scott, son of NJ. d. Scott,
has been terrible sick of congestion
of the lungs. He was badly hurt
some weeks since by a falling tree,
and his luck seems hard this winter.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The postmaster at South Walden
is very sick, and it is reported that
he can not get well.
Diphtheria has made it's appear
ance in the family of Rev. G. W.
Goodell at So Walden. Mr.. Gooden
has visited patients sick with the
same disease at Noyesville, and
probably carried it to his family.
West Burke.
Ira Humphrey has been appointed
guardian over Alfred Ball.
Wendell Silsby has about Is teams
drawing logs from the Coochin place
into Moulton & Ruggle's mill in the
village
Clark Smith has taken wife again
and gone down country to live, and
now his creditors will settle his es-
tate. There have been several at
tachments put on his house.
Mr.. Leavitt Powers died very sud
denly last Wednesday night with
heart disease. He was sick only a
few days, and was sitting up at the
time of his death. His wife is quite
sick.
Willard Bundy, Esq, is sick with
cold and heart acknowledgements
Thompson, who has been dangerous
ly sick with pneumonia, is much i'm
proved and his recovery is expected.
LyndonvilIe.
Aaron Twombly will this week
have his fine four tenement house
south of his store wholly completed.
The size is 5Ox3O with two tenements
below and two above. The tene-
ments are all alike, with sitting-room
16x14 and folding doors to dining
room, 14x14 adjoining. Back of
dining-room is the kitchen 10x16
supplied with all the modern conven-
fences. Each tenement has three
bedrooms. The finish is in brown
ash and the workmanship the very
best. The cellar is cemented. Mr..
Twombly started to build a $4,000
house, but if $4,000 covers the bills
it shows excellent management in
the supervision. The wood work
was under the management of E. NJ.
Hall of St. Johnsbury, the masonry
was done by George Gates of Barton,
the painting by G.. S. Blodgett of
Lyndon and the granting by Mr..
Garland of Sheffield. In this house
these workmen have left good evil
dence of skill and thoroughness in
work. Union.
Sheffield.
Shepherd Pomona Grange will
meet at North Danville, Wednesday
Feb. 10, at 10 o'clock.
1t is expected now that Elder NJ.
Atwood will preach in this town and
Wheelock another year.
Sheffield dramatic club are making
quite extensive preparations and will
give one of their grand entertain
ments soon.
Miss Page is going to teach select
school this spring those that wish tC
| send would do well to make applica-
ton at once. School commences
Feb. 20.
Some of our village fathers are
talking about having a select schoo
this spring. Why not agitate the
question about having a new schoo
; house in the village and a good tow
hall
st. i OhnSbIII.y.
The poultry show commences here
on Wednesday of this week.
ST. Johnsbury lawyers have deci(
ed that Guiteau stands no chance be
fore the high court in Washington t.
= which his case is appealed.
S The CdledOnidn states that the TIVE
s conductors who run the Boston ant
: Montreal air line travel 2016 miles
week, this without rest or holidays.
), At the opening of the academ.
school on Tuesday last, 204 student
were present. Since then quite
= number more have been enrolled
This promises to be a very full
term.
= Rev. Mr.. Tillotson enlightened hi
hearers Yesterday. on the subject O