Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-07

Jesse Cheney died suddenly on
Tuesday morning from an attack of
neuralgia of the heart.
Quinton Cook is financially en-
balTassed and N. NJ. johnson takes
possession of his store.
Fl. G. Belden, having sold his fine
house at the head of the Plain, has
bought the Corser house on Summer
street.
Curt. Bagley is washing away the
Bagley hill by the use of the village
water. He uses the water both to
mine and to wash away the dirt.
R. H. Lee has been appointed
mail route agent between Richford
and Concord to take the place of
Capt. A. M. Davis, who becomes
local agent at White River junction.
The catalogue of ST. Johnsbury
Academy, now being printed at the
Caledonian office, gives the following
summary: Post graduates, 3; senior
class, So; middle class, 1913; Junior
class, 145; sub-junior class, 105;
total, Ala.
West Burke.
John Colby received bad hurt by
a fall recently.
Julius Humphrey has bought the
Mooney place.
Rev. Tillotson breaches on the
third Sunday in May.
Mrs. Silas G.. Collision is home
from Brooklyn, n. Y.
Jason Powers has sold his farm to
G. w. Thompson for $1,000.
Charles Thompson has two pairs
of fine horses which he is fitting for
market.
Francis Richardson has bought
the Fogg place near his Willoughby
Lake house.
Elmer Washburn, in II hours, re-
Gently, sawed $4,000 shingles at the
Moulton & Ruggles mill.
The R. r. Co. are repairing the
depot and woodsheds.- Trull is
putting his hotel in good order for
summer travel.
The Methodist church is to be
painted and the committee will let
the job to the lowest responsible bid
der. Painters take notice.
J. S. Kimball has sold his place to
iona Davis.-Justin Cobleigh has
bought the Masten house in the vii
lage, of Mrs Charles Masten.
sutton.
J. H. Anger recently caught two
hen hawks with a steel trap in one
day.
Rev F. L. Wylie has been preach
ing here and it is talked that he will
be engaged permanently. During
his former passionate the church pros
pered and was largely built up in
members and influence.
Sheffield.
Willard McNeal has bought the
C. M. Giffen place and moved from
Lyndon.
Archie Mcdowell, son of Robert
Mcdowell, got his fingers badly cut
in hay cutter some days since.
r. j. Mcdowell boiled sap till
O'Clock the other morning and left
for the house supposing all things
were safe, but when he came back
every thing was burned. Said to be
insured.
VIM. Allen, a town charge, who
has been living at Hosea Garfield's,
was taken to Brattleboro by the Sc
lectmen, his condition being such
that it was not considered safe to
keep him here longer.
East IIardwicl.
Miss Hall, the milliner, has moved
into j. T. Williams house.
A thunder shower passed west of
us Saturday morning, the first thun-
der of the season.
One of Nathan Fields span of
chestnut horses was taken violently
sick on Wednesday of last week, and
died Saturday.
The young ladies' society have en-
gagged Clinton Keith to finish the up
per part of Jewett chapel. There is
to be kitchen and hall, the present
kitchen on the lower floor is to be
used for an additional cloak and
dressing room.
North WOlcOtt.
| Harley Camp has a new house
erected on the site where his build
ings were recently burned.
The board saw at the Boynton mill
broke recently, but no serious dam
age resulted, although the pieces flew
with great force.