Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-22

full Of love, charity and wisdom.
His genial face and his kindly coun-
sci will be sadly missed. The funer-
al services were held by Rev. Mr..
Sanford of St. Johnsbury. His
children returned home to attend the
memorial services.
Morgan.
Mrs. Barrett recently had a shock
of paralysis.
N. Fl. Piper got quite badly hurt
by being thrown from a load of hay
behind his horse, which kicked and
ran. No bones broken.
Newport.
New piazza on the G.. G. Gilman
house.
S. G.. Bean, Joe Hamil and S. w.
Parker have built picket fences around
their garden lots.
Decoration Day services will be
held at Newport May 80. All COM
rades invited.
DIR. Kimball has fallen into trouble
ON alleged breaking of the seventh
commandment. He was taken to
Irasburgh along with the woman, in
default of bail. Too bad !
Capt. Fogg talks of so arranging
a barge as to carry couple of freight
cars to different points on the lake
where freight is to be loaded, saving
the reloading. Good idea, and it
looks feasible.
Newport Center.
Has the whistling darkey visited
your section yet? If not, get ready
for him.
A runaway with broken wagons
was the result of collision by L B.
Alexander's and III. A. Larrabee' S
teams.
A large number of friends met at
George Rogers recently for tin we'd
ding ceremony. They carried theil
provisions and left generous presents.
North Troy.
Hon. John w. Currier pays taxes
this year on nearly $50, 900.
The dwelling house of Charles Bar
Der on the river road was burned last
Tuesday. Loss, $1,000; no insurance
Ex-sheriff L. P. Gallup is to be
sent to the insane asylum at Brattle-
boro for treatment. His condition is
much worse.
The North Troy cornet band has
been re-organized and will make
their first public appearance decora.
ton day.
Willie, son of Nathaniel Chaffee
who had an eye injured by the ex-
plosion of a gun cap recently, has
gone to Montreal for treatment.
Westfe1d.
w. III. Richardson has been il
town looking after his business. He
bought fine horse of NJ. G.. Bedell
paying 5000.
Hoyt & Wakefield have their largo
stock of lumber nearly sawed out and
will soon go to drawing lumber fol
market.
"eStmOre-
Some of our farmers are preparing
to build silos this summer.
David Orne has moved into town
again, after few years absence.
A heifer belonging to A. M. Itch
field died recently from the effects OF
eating poke.
George Comfy, Sen, is dangerous
ly sick with pneumonia.-Mrs. John
Brown is sick with diphtheria.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The grand and petit jurors for the
June term of court were drawn Mon
day and are as follows: Barnet
Gilbert Blair, Edward Fulford; Burke
Jason Allard, Albert L. Finney
Danville-Lyman Stevens, Peter
Wesson; Groton-B. f. Clark
Hardwick-D. E. Goodrich, M. C.
Warren; Kirby-C. A. Foyes; Lyn.
don t. w. Parker, Joel F. San
born; Newark-E. B. Smith Rye
gate-W. n. Gilfillan, John Hender
son; Peacham-Scribner Moody
Loren Chase; Shefield-D. III
Drake; Stannard-Alva S. Aver
st. Johnsbury-Charles Packard
George Williams Sutton-Charle'
Hastings, L. W. Watson; Valdez
-Myron Goodenough, w. w. Rol
Inns Waterford-L. B. Church, NJ
G.. johnson Wheelock-D. B. Les
lie. The grand jurors are as fol
lows: Barnet-Aleck Holmes Burk
Abel Brown Danville-H. A. Kel
sey; Groten-Ben. Page; Hardwicl
j. S. brennan; Kirby-D. S
Young Lyndon-John Allen; New
ark-Jabez Smith Peacham-D. w
Choat; Ryegate- Robert Miller
Sheffield-Bradley ingalls,; Stannar'
Z. L. Pierce; St. Johnsbury-J
r. Stevens, L. P. Cheney; Sutton
John E. Willard Walden-T. n
Harrington Waterford-J. Hough
ton; Wheelock-Thomas Chandler.
Danville.
The directors of the bank attende,
the funeral of Mr.. Ingalls, at Greens
boro last Monday. The death o
Mr.. ingalls, leaves the bank withou
a president and either Hon. B. n
Davis or Newell Stocker will proba