Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-19

! ceptlon at the residence of Mr.. Chamber
lin, where the wedding gifts were numer-
Gus. The happy pair left for Boston ON
the late train.
Newport Center.
Herman Bates is going peddling
for Tavern and Harry Kelly.
T. B. Alexander Post, G.. A. R.,
will observe Memorial Day.
D. L. Hilldreth has bought Is cows
of Eli Sherman paying him s35 per
head. Hildreth leaves them on his
farm and Sherman will carry it on
one year.
Mr.. Mckinney, conductor on the
freight train, fell from the cars at
Alexander's Crossing the 9th, the
rear car passing over his left arm. He
has since had it amputated. He lives
at Richford.
Westfeld.
Jim Kennison is taking boarders-the
last one is girl.
Henry McEwen has rented Charles
Clark's farm in Lowell.
Miss Nellie Gilbert is at home on ac-
count of her mothers sickness.
Hoyt & Wakefield are putting new ma
chinery in their mill to manufacture clap
| boards.
WeStnO1.e.
Deacon John Hunt, whose name
appears as one of the democratic
town committee, says he is not dem
ocrat and never gave any one per-
mission to use his name as such.
F. II. Foster informs parties who
are thinking of camping out at Will
loughby this season that he can fur
nish tent, camp equipage and all
the needed outfit at reasonable rates,
and also that he will keep teams.
| Mr.. Foster lives near the north end
| of the lake and near the best fishing
grounds.
On Wednesday last pulley in the
Orne milestone shop burst, throwing
the pieces in all directions. Mrs.
Harley Cheney who was at work in
the shop was hit in the head by a
flying piece and so stunned that she
| did not come to her senses till the
next day. John Atkins, another en-
ploye, was also hit in the head and
badly hurt, receiving scalp wound.
They are both improving.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The jurors drawn for the Juue term of
the County Court are, Grand Jurors, NJ
L. Duncan, Barnet M. ID. Cole, Burke ;
| w. j. Stanton, Danville; I. w. Hall,
| Groton; H. Perley, Hardwick; R. Risley
Kirby; A. o. Harris Lyndon; c. c. Lee,
Newark; ?. Bolton, Peacham; j. Dickcy,
| Ryegate; c. B. Simpson,, Sheffield; E.
I. Idle and Charles Cobb, st. Johnsbury :;
n. X. Campbell, Sutton; A. J. Weed,
Stannard; S. Montgomery, Walden; E.
A. Parks, Waterford; II. Hoffman, Wheel
ock. Petit Jurors, II. M. Kingsbury and
j. G. Blair Barnet; j. Marshall and J.
H. Harris, Danville; r. T. Heath, Groton !;
| S. NJ. Collier and J. NJ. Hancock, Hard
wick; c. G. Walter, Kirby; c. Folsom
and W. c. Wing, Lyndon; d. D. Fair
banks, Newark; G. w. Clark and E. c.
Blanchard, Peacham; J. Henderson and
| w. III. Gilfillan, Ryegate; J. III. ingalls,,
Sheffield; S. J. McLoud, Stannard; A. W.
Roberts and H. Russell, st. Johnsbury
o. NJ. Fogg and L. II. Hall, Sutton; S.
Forest, B. F. Taylor, Walden G. Young,
and C. L. Davidson, Waterford; G. A.
| Chandler, Wheelock.
West Burke.
The new livery stable is doing quite
good business.
The property of the late Mrs. Pow
|
ers will be sold at auction on the oath
inst.
S. A. Nelson has just returned
from Boston where he has been pur-
chasing goods for the spring and sum-
mer trade.
/ fol Of
telephone line from this place to East
Burke; there is one being construc-
ed from East Burke to Lyndonville.
Mrs. May Newell has returned
home, her mother Mrs. Porter, is to
spend the summer with her.-John
Jacobs and family have returned to
Worcester, Mass.
Perry Porter has sold building lots
west of depot to Ell. Ryther, R. Fol-
som and n. Whitcher, all to whom
intend of build this summer. Mr..
Whitcher commences grading for the
cellar this week.
James Kimball has moved from the
depot, to his house at the upper end
of the village, and Esdras Burns takes
his place at the depot, as station
agent.-Harley Powers has moved
into a tenement in I. L. MarshalI's
house.-Lewis Smith has moved into
Clark Smiths house, and he and ia
son Allard have bought of Mrs.
Masten and Hiram Allard the sugar
place on the hill southeast of the
village. They propose to cut down
the timber and clear the land. We
suppose Lew and Jase will do all the
chopping.
East Hard~viclx.
Extensive repairs have been made
upon the depot.
| G. j. Bell has bought sulkey
pillow and thinks much of it.
Rev. F. D. Chandler and Rev.
Whitney of Wolcott exchanged pull
pits Sunday the 18th.