Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-16

N. B. Davis and E. A. Norton.
Those parties in the south part of the
town engaged in fishing with seines were
surprised to find them destroyed and
stolen.
The steam mill at South Glover caught
fire last Thursday from the engine and
but for prompt action would have been
consumed.
A large company Of relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas King
visited them on their crystal wedding an
niversary, bringing with them useful
presents and many good wishes.
Henry B. Mack, marble dealer at Hard
wick, has within a few years set over
100 slabs and monuments in the cemeter-
les of this town; he has also recent con-
tracts for Is or 20 more to be set this sea-
| son.
West Glover.
B. F. Spalding and wife are here
on a visit.
Mr.. Randall has enlarged his.store
by using his old shed and building
another. Mr.. Randall, as his neigh
bors well know, is running good
store.
Holland.
Caswell and French are putting in
| larger boilers at their steam mill.
Judge Fletcher and M. M. Graves
were chosen delegates to attend the
republican state convention.
1rasburgh.
E. P. Church has erected a fine
monument on his lot.
Thomas Fisher has been making
repairs on his house.
Charles Badger has bought the An
gus McGaskill farm.
Both saw mills are running full
blast, cutting out about $4,000 day.
Children's Day was observed in
the M. E. church. The house was
well filed.
| Geo. Parker, H. III. Somers, M
M. Taplin were chosen delegates tt
the republican convention at Burling
ton.
Mrs. Newland has twelve music
pupils and has been obliged to buy
an organ for the use of some O
them.
Mr.. Dunbar of Craftsbury fel
from the L. II. Thompson house
while removing the blinds, prepare
tory to painting and was so badl.
hurt as TO be compelled to return
home.
Lowell.
Miss Abbie Reynolds is teachin!
in one of the schools of South Troy
Rev. Mr.. King attended the stat
) conference of Congregational Clergy
men at St. Adams.
We are glad to see our old &C
quaintance, Mrs. Curtis, sister-in
law of Mrs. Levi Wheelock in tow
once more.
Mr.. Don Curtis has not as yet re
gained his health.-We are glad to b
able to report that Mrs. Frank Jones
l who has been very i'll for severa
weeks, is now much better, being abl
to ride long distance.
) Morgan.
Floral Sunday was a day much Ell
joyed by all present at the church.
B. F. Moore has moved several {
the sheds to improve the prospet
from his house.
c. F. Ranney of Newport who he
preached here for the Congregation
:, alists the past year, has closed h
labors. His preaching has bee
very acceptable and he has mao
many friends.
Newport.
Capt. Fogg is better.
Rev. Atwell and family are In tow
The strawberry festival at Bapti
church netted $25.
n Sam Dorman's mother dog recent
had litter of 81 Irish setter puppie
Ben. Smith on the lecture platfor
e at Newport Centre next Friday ev
ming.
It James Joslyn has returned fro
O Dakota, where he has been for Il
past three months.
Charles Prue had thumb and tv
lie fingers amputated at Stanstead Jun
y ton yesterday in attempting to boa
the cattle train.
is A Frenchman was buried under
r, load of gravel by the running off t
+, track of gravel car on Saturd
and very badly hurt.
Sc A. J. White has purchased lot
IN j. E. Dickerman, on Bay View S
T. where he is talking of building
house during the summer.
IS North Troy.
& G. M. Flint has taken possession
lie his shop on Railroad street, former
or occupied by A. J. Keith, where he
I'll prepared to do house, carriage a
ID sign work in the best style.
~ Thursday last, Louis Gamast
Sutton Flat, in pulling gun out
his wagon discharged the weapc
the contents passing into his boo
no mutilating him horribly and causi
re instant death. He was % years
age,
a Charles Reynolds, brakeman