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

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disease in that family.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Sunday School Union will be held at |
Bloomington on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, June oath and 10Th. The pro-
gram will be published next week.
Coventry.
Charles Burgoine is building new
barn.
w. C. T. U. meeting with Mrs.
Hollis Thrasher next Tuesday p. m.
John Tunney was taken from the
jail in Irasburgh, fined $40 and costs
for drunkenness, and Isreal Trudeau
was fined SO and costs for selling
him the liquor; also Fred Hitchcock
for drunkenness, S. and costs; for
the want Of funds he was sentenced to
the Work House, but he slipped the
officer and left for parts unknown.
East Charleston.
FL. G.. Bruce is selling the Lyndon
buggies.
G. G. Johnson has struck out with
a new meat cart.
F. Trip has bought building lot
of H. G. Bruce, paying $50.
S. G. Streeter has bought of Mrs.
Moody, guardian of W. Rosebrooks,
all that part of her farm lying north
of the Dunton road, paying $500.
j. I'll. 'Walcott has sold his place to
G.. Cushman Horace Kathern is to
move TO the Walcott house Walcott
has moved to Echo pond also two
families from North STAFFORD, n. III.
CraftsbuI.v.
Mr.. Wheatly, who was so badly
hurt at Lawrence, Mass, is improv-
ing.
Lucinda Allen has closed her shop
at the village and will do dressmak-
ing and other sewing at her fathers
house.
A. A. Randall was thrown from a
wagon load of single on Tuesday
last at Hardwick, which he was draw
ing to the depot, and badly hurt,
though it is hoped he will be out
again soon.
The Memorial exercises passed off
finely here Friday, a large number of
people attended, and some sixty sol
diers marched in the company. The
three cemeteries were visited and the
graves of soldiers decorated with
flags and flowers. After the exer-
cises in the cemetery at North Crafts
bury were ended the people assembled
at the academy, and listened to an
excellent address by Maj. Grout.
Other exercises, recitations, singing
&C. concluded the services of the
day.
Mr.. John Montgomery, man over
seventy years old, who has been a
photographer for many years, started
from his home at Eden Mills on
Wednesday, May p, to 60 through
the woods to a friends in Hyde Park.
He took with him a gun and his little
dog. His wife expected him to re-
turn after a few days visit, but not
coming, on Tuesday May 26, she
sent to Hyde Park to ascertain what
was the reason of his staying so long,
and learned that he had not been
there at all. During this interval
Mr.. Montgomery's dog came out of
the woods at G.. w. Ferry's, he
thought strange of it at the time and
fed the dog which went back into the
woods again this thing the dog has
done several times, but it is impossi.
BILE to follow him to his master. The
woods that Mr.. Montgomery is sup.
posed to be lost in is very large, il
some directions not less than ter
miles long. Mr.. Ferry lives 6 miles
east of Mr.. Montgomery's home and
it would seem that he must be nearer
Mr.. Ferry's than his own home, o.
the dog would not come there TO
food. Since Tuesday hundreds @
men have secured the woods in every
direction to find the man, many from
this town have been among the mum
Der. 1t is supposed that the mai
: either met with some accident or 90
| lost and wandered around until h
7 sank down from exhaustion it i
| said he has been quite feeble of late
: The search Will be continued ever,
day for the present or until somethin,
' more definite is known. The PEG
: pie in all surrounding towns wer
: notified and there were thousands il
: the woods on Sunday looking for tn
n lost man.
East Craftsbury.
: Graham White has bought the Mrs
: Flemmings farm, paying $500.
o VIM. Arthur recently got his hand
e very badly hurt by attempting t
h drill out blast from stone th
powder ignited and the "blast" cam
I out, both to Williams surprise an
d injury.
|. DR.. Templeton has moved into th
q Mrs. Corey house-a convenience t
q himself and his patrons.
j. w. Simpson has gone to Chics
$ go with his daughter, Mrs. Wyli,
st and will doubtless get an opportunit
e to look in upon the big convention.
Is Derby.
t. Rev. Morse preached his first Sc
r Il