Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-02

day evening June Sd.
The last snowfall of the season &C.
Cured the night of the Doth.
Two persons died here this week:
Mrs. Lewis Lamere and Mrs. Cut
ting.
D. L. Hildreth is going to build a
barn on the land purchased of Mr..
Sherman.
Mrs. Hicks of Lowell, Mass, is
stopping with her granddaughter,
Mrs. G. L. Drown, for few days.
G. L. Sleeper has bought out Sea-
ver's interest in his store here aud
business will be conducted under the
head of Sleeper & Co.
WestieId.
The selectmen are repairing the
bridge near the Lowell line.
Paul Dusham lost some money re-
Gently on his way from Montgomery
to this place.
A band of French gypsies are camp
ed on west hill ready to swap ode
boss" and beg or steal old clothing.
Ella Clark has moved her dress
making rooms to the widow Bedell
rooms where she would be glad to
see her old customers.
John Simonds' barn was discovered
on fire one morning last week but in
time to-put out the blaze; it was I'M
doubtedly the work of an incendiary.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East EIardwiclx.
DR.. Justus French of Mass is Wis
iting his father. F. J. French.
Mr.. Waterman is laid up by cut
in his foot, having taken cold in it.
DR.. Adgate is sick with typhoid fe
ver.-Mrs. A. Jordan is more COM
Portable.
Eliza Paine has returned from Con-
cord in very poor health and is stop
ping with her brother, Orrin Paine.
Mrs. L. Jordan had a slight shock
of paralysis last week. She is in a
very feeble condition, with little hope
of recovery.
The Congregational church in this
place has presented a communion SER
vice of eight pieces to the church in
Nebraska, of which Rev. John Bailey,
formerly of this town, is pastor.
Hardvviclx-
D. W. Aiken, ESQ.,, has decided the
tannery property to Leroy A. Kent of
Calais.
The grand list has been completed
and filed in the Office of the town
clerk. Real estate valuation, 81, 9OS.-
80 personal, 81 ,55679 number OF
polls, 343. aggregate, list, 7,151.-
90.
Brush & Curtis of this place
furnish the Preble House of Portland
Maine, with two hundred dozen eggs
per week, and Alonzo Crandall OF
this town furnishes the same house
with butter. Mr.. Crandall has sup
piled it with butter for several years
and thinks it pays.
West Burke.
Quite number of the boys are a
Willoughby fishing.
J. B. Watchie moved into hi
house last Friday.
S. d. Bugbee has colt % day:
old that weighs 200 pounds.
| E. Way & Son have the fines
! show of crockery, china and glass
ware ever in this place.
Charles LeBourveau, who has two
: sons in the telegraph office at Lyn
donville, moves there next week
S L. M. Smith moves into his house.
Geo. Smalley of Lyndonville, G
w. Counselor, instituted a Lodge o
Good Templars at Newark last Thurs
day evening with 30 charter members
: John Cole, w. G.. T.; Miss Myrt
Fairbanks, W. V. T.; Willie Way
e w. Sec.
Very impressive Memorial service
were held in the Universalist churc
J on Friday. Prayer was offered b
: Rev. A. Howard. The followin;
members of the Post took part in tn
: exercises: FL. I'll. Packer, Command
: er; E. L. Carr, Roll of Honor; L
p Gordon, p. Porter, A. Barney, dec
a grated monument @. HI. Page, Irv
e ING Smith, FL. j. Lane, martial music
An address was delivered by Capt
G.. I'll. Blake of Barton. A numbe
Il of choice selections were sung by tn
choir.
Sutton.
y J. M. Ball has been hard sick Q
h late with stomach difficulty.
On Wednesday last Mr.. and Mrs
e j. E. Willard were visited by owe
1870 of their friends who dropped i
:. to pay them respects and to remem
Der a marriage anniversary. Th
is visit was really surprise, but non
the less enjoyable. They were pre-
p scented with very elegant easy cha
If for each, marble-top center table
a hanging lamp, silver knives an
(. other articles. An appropriate pr
a. sentation speech was made by M. 4
Taft, to which Mr.. Willard happi
replied. The venerable Rev. jon
than Woodman, who fortunately W;
present, spoke very fittingly. Amp
/ G. Il L. L a.