Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-07-14

The republicans of this town are
in favor of Gen. Grout for congress.
1rasburgh.
! S. W. Allen is laid up with rheu-
matism.
L. H. Thompson has painted his
house.
E. P. Cotton has returned to New
York.
| Communion ssrvice at the Cong'l
house yesterday.
Cloton and Allen have the Corley
house nearly completed.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
church yesterday.
Mrs. E. w. Powell has gone to
Caledonia Springs.
Mrs. Ella (Knights) Smith and
| husband are in town.
II. E. Jackman is selling the Clip
per moving machine and Champion
rake.
Arthur Jameson has been home on
a visit; Z. E. has been at Montpe-
lier of late.
Lester Glover who recently lost
his fingers, by an accident in the mill,
is canvassing for the Life of James
G.. Blaine.
Mrs. Irving Conner is very low
and her recovery not expected.-Mrs.
Palmer is gaining some strength, but
her recovery is very doubtful.
Jay.
| G. r. Bartlett had to kill one of his
horses, Tuesday, which had been ter
ribly gored by bull.
The Baptist society are going to
purchase bell for their new church
they have the funds nearly ready.
| James Beedle was arrested and ar
raigned before Justice Sargent,
Wednesday, for using abusive and
profane language and fourishing a
revolver, toward some women who
were strawberrylng on his premises.
A jury trial was held, resulting in a
verdict of guilty. The fine and cost
imposed upon the impetuous James,
was $16.5S.-Palladiuna.
Morgan.
L. d. Farr is sick with a fever
Wilbur Wilcox and l. L. Cobb are
also quite sick.
Newport.
Capt. Fogg has had relapse, and
is in a critical condition.
DR.. j. II. Gaines will open his
office in the Sol. Fields house soon.
Henry F. Daniels has been APP
pointed assistant clerk in the bank
in this place.
| The wind on Sunday afternoon
blew down the smoke stack that had
just been erected on A. j. Whites
shop.
Rev. Mr.. Parker, missionary, will
lecture in the Methodist church next
Saturday evening, also will preach
Sunday morning.
DR.. T. Fl. Hoskins is now ready to de-
liver red currants, by the crate of 80 OTIS.
Gone busheD at any station on the Pas
sumpsic or Wells River r. RS, for 81 per
crate, express prepaid. Cash to accom-
pany the order. In less quantities than
bushel, the purchaser will pay express
age. No c. o. ID.
North Troy.
United States customs officers Pet
tengill and Walker, and Canadian
customs officer A. A. Mooney, of
Bolton made descent upon the Line
House, Immediately after sunrise on
the morning of the 4th, and seized
about 15 gallons OF fluid just as the
chemist of the establishment was pre-
pairing to make various liquors for
the days trade. The officers also took
possession of the building and sealed
the entrance. The outcome of the
affair will be that the United States
District Court at the next session will
probably order the removal or demo-
lition of the building. 1t is hoped
that we have seen the last of the
Line House, which for over quarter
of century has been rotten, reek-
ing rumhole. Palladium.
Westfeld.
Alvah Hitchcock and family are
spending their vacation with his ia
ther, Dea. M. C. Hitchcock.
E. II. Hitchcock has taken a jot
to build blacksmith shop opposite
the one now occupied by Dickson.
The death of Gertie, the little
daughter of Mrs. Ella Clark, occurred
ON Wednesday, the funeral on Thurs
day of last week.
WeStmOre.
Charles Chappell is moving back tt
his farm on the west side of the lake
A. w. Lyon has hung out a sigr
and will entertain such of the travel
ling public as give him call.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The Union estimates that from
5000 to 5000 people attended the
celebration at Lyndonville.
The st. Johnsbury National Bank.
have declared semi-annual dividend
of 3 per cent each. The First Ma
tional Bank, the Passumpsic Savings
Bank and the McIndoes Falls Banl
! all had heavy tickets in the Barloy
railroad enterprise, and report tn