Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-11-10
attendance was kent nm to the close

of the school. Scholars having no
absent marks were: Eta Lyon, Ma
bel Averill, Mabel Carlton, Willie
Brown, Frank Orne, Dwight Cheney.
Those absent one day, Louise and
Della King, Katie Mckay, Charlie
Averill, Fred Orne, Leon Lyon, Eu-
gene Lyon, BERTHE Lyon. Those hav-
ing no tardy marks, Mabel Averill,
Bertha Cheney. Annie Stott, Frank
Orne, Dwight Cheney, Charlie Aver
ill, Fred Orne, Leon Lyon, Frank
and Friend Cady, Willie Atkins,
Johnnie Stott, Irving Brown and Ora
Lyon.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
IIa1.dwiclx.
J. III. Dimick and his mother and
sister, who have been seriously ill
with typhoid fever, are now improv-
ing, with good prospects of recovery.
M. R. McCrillis is engaged in rails
ing up and reconstructing the old
Samuel Britain store building, used
by McCrillis for barn, ice house,
etc.
LyndonviIle.
Gilmore Cleveland has been APP
pointed general baggage agent and
car tracer in place of Ira Cunning
ham, who resigns, and will devote at
tention to his lumber and grain bus
mess for the time being.
Sheffield.
Go to the pound party Wednesday
eve at Rev. I. P. Chase's.
Two of Tyler Thomas children are
very sick with fever, and are not ex-
pected to recover.
Bradley ingalls,, who has been on
the sick list for some time past, is
slowly improving.
Bert Whitney has moved on to the
Chas. Mcclellan farm. Mary Pearl
has moved into Alfred Gray's house.
The call of the prohibitionists fol
humiliation and prayer for the over
throw of the liquor traffic was OBJ
served in Sheffield and Wheelock.
West Burke.
The Universalist society has voted
to use the Coe fund to support preach.
ing.
P. P. Porter has bought the Gray
place near L. W. CIRCUITS, for $500
Sele Bugbee has moved into it.
Dwight L.. Marshall has just re-
turned from Hartford, Conn, where
he has been for the past year.-Si
las Leach has returned from Provi
dence, r. l., where he has been for
months.
L. w. circuit lost two year-ol6
steer from horn all last Sunday. The
disease does not prevail in town.
M. w. Smith is going to sell his rea
estate if he can, close out his person
al property, and move to Worcester
Mass, to 60 into store. Yves
Burke will not be complete without
Will. He has been one of the public
institutions there for many years.
The following officers were installed
at Harmony Lodge Sat. evening, Nov
LIST: w. G. T., Mrs. M. A. Varney
w. V. T., Miss Emma Cowles; w
Sec, j. J. Sulloway; w. A. Sec.
Martha Carpenter; w. Treas, Mrs
7 w. N. Berry w. F. Sec. A. L Al
drich; w. c., Mrs. A. L. Aldrich
W. NJ, G.. n. Powers; w. ID. M.
Mamie Marshall; w. /. g., Mrs. o
. johnson: w. 0. G., Carl Gilfillan
P. w. C. T., Mrs. j. P. Otis r. W
S., J. P. Otis; L. W. S., L. W
Green; L. w. Green was also elect
: ed representative TO the Grand Lodge
Alternate, Mrs. G. Gilfillan.
, East IIardwick.
We have a telephone connectin:
us with Montpelier exchange. TIL
instrument is in the hotel.
d. w. Jenness has bought tn
blacksmith shop at the west end o
the bridge and will fit it up for til
shop. Russell's trade for it fel
through.
. Miss Jane Chaplin, a daughter o
Rev. VIM. A. Chaplin, former pas
tor of the Cong'l church at Greens
boro, is now in town. She is a mis-
sionary to northern China, and he
!, talks about the customs of the Chi
nese are of much interest.
Sutton.
Nathaniel Ham starts for Califor
MIA on Tuesday, Nov. IL.
: Jacob Farmer of Newark has NOV
ed on to the farm with his fatber-in
:. law, Snephen Taft.
+ There was a donation last Thurs
for Rev. H. P. Gushing, with a pleas
q ant time socially. Proceeds abou
. forty dollars.
e DR.. Colby has traded another pc,
v ton of his farm with Henry Mitchell
+ for Mitchells house in this village
Y and Mitchell has moved to the farm
to go in company with his father-ir
law.
e East Burke,
Mss. Adds Humphrey is much bel
, ter.
Geo. Counter has rented the tent
ment in j. d. Bemis' house.
A. Smith has moved into his fail
er's house near the cemetery.