Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-12-17
Newport Center,
DR.. Erwin enlarges his barn.
Christmas tree at NJ. e. church.

G. T. Shaw contracts to saw the
lumber at the Wiley mill.
G. W. Percy and S. Trowbridge
are digging wells for water to supply
their barns.
S. D. Meacham is home on ac-
count of the sickness of his mother
she is reported better.
There will be donation visit for
the benefit of the Rev. S. W. Cowell,
Thursday evening Dec. 9th.
Widow Buzzell, mother of James
Buzzell, is very low from the effects
of heart disease and not expected to
recover.
WestneId.
Mrs. S. S. HuntIey is dangerously
sick.
The Telephone line is completed
through to Lowell.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the Methodist church on Christmas
eve.
Mrs. S. E. Baker has opened dress
making rooms over Hoyt & Sons
store.
There will be donation for the
benefit of Rev. Goodell at the town
hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th.
Oysters will be served.
Westznore.
F. H. Foster enlarges his barn by
an addition of 10 by 50 feet.
Mrs. Eugene Beck is still confined
by sickness in Danville; her mother
is not expected to recover.
Frank Cleveland has moved into
the house with A. A. Brown and will
saw the lumber at the AyerilI mill.
Unless very severe weather or bad
travelling prevents Rev. Mr.. Brigham
will be here to preach on Sunday
evening Dec. 23d.
The large pile of waste near the
Averill mill was set on fire Tuesday
morning and it took the whole neigh
borhood to prevent the burning Of
the mill.
The matter between the petitioners
and the town of Sutton relative to
he building of q road from the west
part of this town through to Sutton
has been decided by the court in IA
vor of the petitioners.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Christmas tree and entertainment
at Uniyersalist church Tuesday even
ing.
II. W. Warren, agent, is advertis-
ing for lot of lumber teams. See
his ad. in this paper.
H. L. Doyle opens a grocery in
Allard's block and waits on his old
customers again. He thinks this is a
better place for trade than Lyndon.
Larnard Watson is minus sos in
bank bills pilfered from his pocket
book last week and the suspected
parties better place it where Larnard
finds it easy.
| Greensboro Bend.
E. W. Clark has finished the ma
son work on the new church, and
Christmas exercises will be held on
Monday eve.
\ CARD.-We wish to thank our kind neighbors
and friends for the pleasant surprise given us on
our fifth marriage anniversary, also for the many
valuable and useful presents given The event win
long be remembered by Us.
ALDEN PERRIN
| GERGINA PERRIN.
ACCIDENTS. = Augustus Daniels,
son of II. S. Daniels, had his hand
so mangled by circular saw on Sat-
urday as to require amputation. On
Sunday q little son of Charles Dian
cut off a portion of his hand on a
strawcutter, and on Wednesday
Mrs. I. c. Batchelder slipped on the
ice and broke her arm. DR.. F. c
Kinney was called in each case and
skillfully dressed the wounds.
Sheffield.
Rev. Mark Atwood's donation
netted 1925.
Jos. Gilman from Island Pond has
bought the Zealand faam.-A. Bar
Der has bought out his brother Frank,
and Frank has bought out VIII Darl-
ling's blacksmith shop. Will works
for Barber for the present.
Sutton.
G.. NJ. Campbell has moved to
Westmore to do his lumber job.
Arrie Chase, sent to the asylum
some months since, has returned ap-
parently cured of her insanity.
Mrs. Ward P. Whipple met with
a severe accident by falling recently,
and her spine is badly injured.
Harry Colby who went west some
time since has recently bought some
government land in Washington Ter
ritory.
Henry Smith has bought the Ste
phen Wiley farm paying $1,000.
A. Ell. Ball has bought the land west
of the railroad, of A. A. Webster.
Having used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in my fam
lily for the last three years, find it is the best pre-