Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-04-10


and cities.
J. B. Freeman recently received |
box or oranges from w. c. Rowen,
a brother. in-law who lives in South
ern California, which came, through
in perfect condition, and were the
best specimens of the fruit we ever
tasted.
Our friend, C. w. Eaton of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, who has long been
chief of the fire department in that
enterprising city, was recently made
the recipient of an elegant watch and
chain by the Broad of Trade and 9th
er citizens of the city.
Mr.. Phelps leave of absence has
expired and he returns this week to
resume pastoral work, supplying the
desk next Sabbath and hoping to be
present at the Thursday evening
meeting. His sermon of welcome
will be given Sunday morning.
DIR. Barnes, late of New York City,
who has made a number of remarka-
BILE cures at Montpelier and vicinity,
will be at Crystal Lake Hotel in this
village on Friday, April 14th. NJ
merous testimonials indicate that he
is physician of skill and experience.
Barton Landing.
The baby at George Nye's, born
last Wednesday, is boy.
Pleasant, appropriate Easter SER
vices at the churches yesterday.
George Ford has moved his bar
Der shop into the the post office build
ing.
R. G. Bradley has sold his piece of
land in this village to J. B. Clement,
for 5000.
G. S. Skinner is grinding and SELL
inc from two three hundred bushels
of corn daily.
Gertie, daughter of the late W. P.
Dodge, and very promising young
lady is very sick and slight hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
d. E. Page of Boston shipped
twelve horses from here this morn
ing, nine of which were purchased in
this village at from S137 to 5000 q
piece.
Charles Gray, who lives neal
Evansville, recently found that two
of his COWS had committed suicide
by hanging themselves in the stable
A bad loss for Charles.
A shoemaker, who is now at worl
for G. S. Glib, stepped off the cars
at Newport Saturday night. 1t be
ing very dark, and he stranger a
that place, he soon found himself il
the lake. Being a good swimmer hi
; did not make long stop in thu
water.
Bloomington.
: Sugar makers are cold and cross.
John Miles is going to New Hamp
shire to reside for a year.
Mrs. Bell Grow is hired to teacl
the village school this summer.
=. S. A. Grow of Barton has hire,
the Ripley place in the village, an
i moves in this week.
e Blacksmith Fairbrother has close
/ his shop, and has gone to work fo
William Cheney of Barton.
A. Mcdonald, who was on th
point of going West, is detained o
n account of severe sickness.-A. M
e Pierce, first lister, is sick and unabl
C to attend to the listing business.
10 Evansville.
). There was tin wedding at Beed
l. Dunham's on the eve of March 81.
10 The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Elish
/ Foster of Evansville assembled O
Thursday eve. to give them a GEM
inc surprise, it being their ffteet
marriage anniversary. They wei
surprised to see teams coming fro
. all directions. They had not bee
invited to any special entertainment
a but they soon found others haC
Mr.. Foster received a nice stuffe
u chair and Mrs. Foster set of silv
u knives and forks, a cake baske
spoon holder, pie and butter knive
t. besides several articles of glass war
a Mrs. Guild and Mrs. Holtham mac
u. nice welding cakes and the other |
. dies present provided beautiful &C
,a lection of all kinds of pies and cak
NJ also oranges and apples. Mr.. V
B. Guild presented the gifts, after e
acting a promise from them to
y better in the future than in the pas
- 1t was a very pleasant gathering al
- all went home feeling that it was o
of those pleasant occurrences tn
lis tend to make kind friends and ples
10 ant neighbors.
West Charleston.
Levi Ruiter has gone to New 70
to work for Clarence Cobb in the
X business.
'a' William Ealy sawed fifteen col
of four foot wood, twice in two, in j.
OF forty-fve hours.
NE P. Rand of East Charleston /
7ss rented rooms in Farmer Taylo
house and taken possession.
7ry Benz. Jerome recently lost va
ro- able horse with lung fever.-J.
ed Parlin has sold his horse for 5000.
Geo. Blodgett is out with his viii