Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-17

E. III. Foster; town agent, nj. ID. Scott;
school superintendent, S. A. Hunt; town
tax, 1850; votes for county COM
missioner Collins, AZ.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
They say that new store is to be
built in the spring on the Earle site.
DR.. French has not been able to
return to Waterville yet on account
of his health.
Christopher Collier has contracted
to carry on the town farm the next
year.
A. E. Judevine and wife went to
Burlington last week to attend the
funeral of Jonas Carluth.
The camp fire of Ellsworth Post
held here last week was well attended
and the lecture of Mr.. Lamson was
very good.
1t is understood that the Centen-
NAL House is 10 have new proprie-
tor Apr. 1st. Thurber will keep his
Danville House.
Mrs. d. w A. Bridgman died in
STD ohnsbury last week; she was
much respected here and the news
brings sorrow to many.
st. .JOhnSbuI.y.
Mrs. r. B. Flint, wife of ''mine
host of the Cottage hotel, is i'll, and
Mrs. D. 2. Hutchins has been ill.
NJ. Montgomery was in Montreal,
P. O., last week, interviewing the
managers of the Southeastern rail-
way in the interest of creditors in ST.
Johnsbury.
James Anterior, who has erst while
kept grocery store in town, sudden
ly moved to Lowell, Mass, last week,
and the financial mourners because
of his departure are numerous.
Selim Frost, a workman at the
scale works for many years, died
quite. suddenly, on arriving at his
home from a walk on the street, Fri
day afternoon. His health had not
been very good for some time.
Fred E., aged 10 years, son of
George Bralnerd, and of the firm G..
Brainerd & Son, died the 8th inst. of
consumption. He was fine young
man, and an only child. His funeral
was attended on Tuesday, Rev. F..
S. Fisher, Rector of st. Andrews
church officiating. He leaves wife.
East IIardviclx.
Mrs. Wheeler, wife of Rev. G. B..
Wheeler, is very sick.
Geo. Whipple and family have
gone to Bangor, Maine.
G. J. Bell has hired John Maynard
for the season, and he has moved his
family into the Whipple house.
The town refused by vote of
about three to one, to adopt the
town system for the management OF
schools.
S. Meader, the new hotel man, had
an opening visit a few evenings since
with music from the Marshfeld band
oysters etc., which was much enjoyed
by all parties.
West Burke.
Gilbert Doyle is quite sick with :
liver trouble.
l Will Berry has bought the M. T
| Vance house of NJ. w. Stoddard
price 1920.
$ Fred Chapel has moved into E
Y E. Alexander's tenement lately occu
r pied by S. E. Leach.
y Orders taken for rubber stamp b
0 A. L. Aldrich, manufactured by Fl
E. Goodell, St. Johnsbury.
The Universalists give an oyste
= supper Tuesday eve, 18th inst, fo
the benefit of the Sunday school. T
E. Healy will lecture subject, Long
. fellow.
> Sheffield.
Mrs. Ward Bradley is dangerousl
a ill.
James B. Gibson has traded b
farm in South Wheelock for the D.
e Stiles house.
James Knox has traded his hous
in this place with a man in Canads
Possession taken at once.
e John Furgerson is giving his stol
W 9 new coat of paint on the inside an
getting it ready for Folsom & Giffil
This week we have to record tt
n death of three persons in this tow
No deaths have occurred in town fl
l. quite space of time before.
e. Harley Jenness died last Sunday
IS funeral services held Tuesday. nj
n Thomas Paige died quite sudden
lg last Wednesday at his sons, John |
Paige.-Mrs. Gray, whose death o