Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-10-27

The International company have
finished drawing logs with their
barge, and are now drawing wood
for the railroad company from the
mountain.
Six persons were admitted to the
Methodist church yesterday. Quar-
terly meeting at the same church next
Sunday; and a chicken pie festival
on the evening of Nov. 9Th. All in
vited.
WestfeId.
James Kenison has moved to East
Richford where he has rented farm.
The Farmers club is now fully Or
ganized, and meets Saturday evening.
Sherburn Locke has sold his Gill
bert place to Gary Edmunds for ST.
600.
Francis jacques will move to the
mill on the West Hill and work for
the company another year.
Thomas Gilbert has moved on to
the farm he traded for of S. Locke.
Mr.. Locke will live in part of the
house this winter.
n. G. Hoyt has sold his interest in
the goods at the store to W. d. Mil
Ter, the firm will now be known as
Hoyt & Miller. George and Wallace
are two obliging young men, and will
make their store a good place in
which to trade.
WestmOre.
Geo. Robinson has lei his farm to |
his son Harold for a year.
Mr.. Green has lost two horses and |
A. B. Smith one recently.
The meetings continue at the
school house four evenings each week. |
A. M. Litchfeld and family reach
ed home from the West by the way
of Island Pond Oct. p.
Mr.. Orne is repairing the old starch |
buildings and putting them in shape |
for the working of stone.
Our neighbor. Albert Emerson,
who lives in the edge of Barton, is
doing quite business trapping; he |
has caught in the last six weeks, IL
henhawks, 2 crows, skunk, and 9TH
er birds(?)
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Methodist people of Danville |
are much pleased with their new
church which was dedicated on the
| 10th inst. 1t is substantial, con-
venient structure and reflects credit |
on all engaged in its erection. An
eloquent and very appropriate SER
mon was preached at the dedication
by DIR. Pierce of Boston.
sheffield.
R. G. Christie is going to fill his
store with general merchandise.
Paul Willard is repairing his house
and will make more extensive repairs
in the spring.
A matched game of base ball play
| ed at Sheffield between the Wheelock |
nine and the Village nine of Glover,
resulting in victory of Al to 2 in
favor of the Wheelocks. Also at
the same time game was played by
the Muffers and the Square nine; the
score stood % to Ia in favor of the
Muffers. Some very sharp playing
on both sides.
East Hard>vick.
P. S. Paine paints the roof of his
house with rubber paint.
John Pressy from Wolcott is in
the depot, vice G.. n. Harrington
resigned.
Dwight Paine has gone to Florida,
and J. C. Stafford will leave for that
more congenlal winter cline.
West Burke.
f. H. Osgood is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles Thompson has taken
rooms in the Pettigrew house.
The vt. Lumber Co. are about
putting large force of men into the
woods near Willoughby Lake for the
winter.
Rev. o. D. Clapp preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the M. E. church
Sunday, 10Th inst. he was formerly
pastor of this church.
A. L. Aldrich has been to Richly,
Que, to visit his brother, I. G.
Aldrich, who is in poor health. He
starts for Los Angles, Cal, this week
to winter.
East Burke.
Mrs. G. d. Crawford of Mass. is
visiting at VIM. Fairbanks.
Money is being raised to hire Prof.
James Whitney to teach singing
school here.
Mrs. Edwin Fisher, former resi-
dent of this village, was buried at Lyn-
don last week, several from this place
attending the funeral.
Mrs. Adds Humphrey is much
worse and is not expected to recover.
Mrs. /. D. Bems is not as WE'LL
Mrs. Carl Amidon has fever.-Mrs.
Geo. Counter has been gaining slightly
for few days.-Fred Perry, who has
been dangerously sick at Joshua Be-
mis-, is improving his brother from
Conn. has been here to see him.
OCTOBER RACES.
The races which were advertised
| fo1y alax