Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-11-24

AT Ilic uulLettaA E1NStiHS - sehS
Greensboro Library association the
following officers were elected: Pres.
J. B. Cook; vice pres. n. Remission
sec. w. W. Goss treas. n. Kenis-
ton: librarian L. f. Rabbit; execu-
tive committee L. F. Babbitt, w. W.
Goss. FL. M. Cuthbertson.
Holland.
Lell Hall has gone to New Hamp-
shire to attend court.
School in dist No. 5 will be taught
by Miss Wadleigh of Coaticook.
Geo. Ell. Tice has sold his engine
and will run his mill by water power.
Hugh Flynn has sold his place TO
Burton Moulton and moved to Cas-
wells mills.
Lowell.
The skating rink has proved fail
ure.
w. E. Patterson has a colt years
old last July that weighs 1856 lbs.
How is that?
Edwin Long is sick and is going
to Massachusetts. Mary Hall, who
has been sick long time, is not
much improved. Mrs. James Law
renee is improving.
Henry Leach has moved into Mrs.
Metcalf's tenement.-E. B. Coolidge
| has moved into his house in the vii
lage, and Albert Aseltine goes to
housekeeping in part of D. E.
Woods house.
Newport Center.
DR.. Erwin is quite sick.
A. Bennoit has put up windmill
to draw water to his house and barn.
| G.. D. Percy was recently arrested
for drunkenness, plead guilty and
paid his fine.
Henry Briggs lost horse recently
by it's getting loose in the stable and
eating too much grain.
G. L. Erwin, guardian of Mrs.
Sarah Hardy, has bought house of
G.. f. Percy paying 5000.
Clark Rogers met with quite an
accident last Friday while working on
Mr.. Bates house; he fell from the
caves of the building about fifteen
feet, no bones were broken, but his
right shoulder and side were badly
hurt.
. "eStnore.
c. Barry has rented his place to
Nelson Seymour for one year.
Interesting Thanksgiving services
will be held at the school house on
Thursday at II O'Clock. Let there
be good attendance.
The committee are painting the
village school house and putting new
steps, veranda, etc. j. G. Orne is
adding new piazza to his dwelling
house, J. n. Hyde is also making
some repairs on his house.
WestieId.
A Mr.. Crofford from Canada has
moved into st. Clair Felch's house.
James X. Hovey has bought Chas.
Gllbert's place. Consideration $3.50.
Miss Miranda Kenison is so far re-
: covered as to be moved to Richford
soon.
Miss Mabel Woodwork is engaged
to teach in district No. the coming
winter.
w. S. Trumpass has raised 40
; bushels of wheat to the acre this sea-
son. John Brown nearly as good a
crop.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
sheffield.
H. M. Gray has confidence in
Cleveland, and has opened the store
on the corner.
Herbert Drown has caught Ii fox
es, 81 skunks and a coon which
weighed 81 pounds this fall.
, East Hardvviclk.
The grist mill of Lloyd Johnson
and the store of Judge George were
entered by burglars Saturday night,
and considerable mischief done. The
thieves broke open Mr.. Forts black
smith shop and secured the necessary
tools, and then began proceedings at
the grist mill. They worked away a
while on the safe but could not open
it although powder was used. They
succeeded in opening the safe at
: Georges store, but Mr.. George had
taken care of his cash and they found
: only small amount of change Both
: safes were entirely ruined, and things
: generally overhauled. No goods
were taken. A suspicious looking
team was seen by Tuck Bridgman in
4 the bridge below Hardwick village
the team containing two strangers
+ with dark lantern, but no other clue
has yet been obtained. Mr.. Forts
9 tools were found in Georges store
] where they were left.
Lyndonville.
A new time table goes into effect
to-day on the Passumpsic and a new
train is put on to run from Lyndon.
vile to White River junction. Il
leaves Lyndonville at LAO a. m.,
stops at all stations and arrives al
the junction at 2.35 p. m., connect
e ing with the express on the northern
which reaches Boston at 40 p. M.
e and also with the train down the riv-
d Ell, which arrives at Springfield at the