Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-22

this place, suffering from q broken
arm. His crippled arm was broken
by q chain striking it while he was
employed at Bruce's saw-mill in
Granville.
Hardwick band attended the ex-
cursion to Maquam recently. The
Sunday schools of East Hardwick
and Greensboro participated in the
excursion, numbering on this occa-
sion more than four hundred.
StannaTd.
The man that agreed to vote for
Sheriff Sulloway and took money, is
exceedingly sorry. His vote should
have read SuIloway, instead of James
G. Blaine.
Walden.
d. S. Cox, who runs dairy of
eleven full blood Jerseys, produced
last season an average of 267 pounds
of butter to the COW. This year he
has thirteen. He increases the num-
Der year by year.
Sutton.
Charles Frost will sell his personal
roperty and possibly his farm at
auction on the 7th day of September.
Rev. L. D. Beeman of Montpelier,
will preach at Sutton Corner, Oct.
9TH. Rev. Fl. P. Gushing of East
Burke, will be present.
East EIardvvick.
Sarah Adgate is going to learn the
drug and medicine business.
Harrison Chase has bought Mrs.
Magoon's farm, crops and stock for
$4,000.
Mrs. Jordan, who fell some time
since, does not recover from the eff
fects of the fall.
DR.. Huntington, Mr.. Paddock,
and Dea. Root, of Craftsbury, and
their families have been in camp at
Hardwick springs.
East Burke.
Alvah Jenkins has gone to Mis-
souri,.
Rev. H. P. Cushing is able to be
out of doors.
Miss Ida Hunter is very sick with
typhoid fever.
, Rev. S. S. Brigham was here last
! week and set monument on his bur-
, ial lot.
Mrs. Emma (Evans) Flower from
Boston is visiting here. Her husband
is expected soon.
Jos. Humphrey, long sick with pal
sy, has become so feeble as to be
unable to see OF speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce cele-
| brated their forty-fifth anniversary
last Saturday by inviting in few
e friends and neighbors.
Bemis Bros. took S117 at the New
England fair, and medal and cash
premiums at the Caledonia county
, fair, on their fine short horn cattle
!. and their sheep.
Mrs. Blake, wife of Bennett Blake.
= of Texas, has been here visit
inc relatives and friends. Mr.. and
:, Mrs. Blake expect to finish their Yer
L mont visit soon and turn their steps
toward the Sunny South
sheffield.
Mr.. Gibson has put in mill fol
grinding provender.
Laban Bradley and Geo. Newell
have moved into the Remission house
Hiram Drown sold his personal
: property last Saturday and will move
: to Hardwick.
West Burke.
Fred Johnson has gone to ST
Johnsbury to work in the st. Johns.
: bury house.
Miss Emily Packer has sold hel
y place to Frank Flint. Price $500
Possession given soon.
Fred Porter has been very sick
with the dysentery since last Friday
and no change for the better at this
writing "Wednesday.
Fred Chappell has taken job Of
saving and packing shingles in Wen
del Silsby's mill in Newark and went
to his work last week.
Rev. Mr.. Lord Baptist minister
from Orange County preached in the
:, M. E. church on Sunday the 14tl
inst. He had an excellent sermon
that was appreciated by the hearers.
. G.. Warren, Farr, Wheeler & Co
. and Orcutt are converting the Clougl
" mill, near the depot, into skating
} rink, with floor 24x16, and smok
u ing room finished off in the basement
' S. L. Doyle has rented it for three
'e years. The Spiritualists have rented
u it for Sundays.
- A Spiritualist convention is to b.
70 held at the Universalist church Fri
> day, Saturday and Sunday, the 26th
= 9th and 29th. Several noted speak
/ ers will surely be present, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to every
= one to attend. Mr.. j. V. Mansfiel,
II will be present through the meeting