Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-06-15

where on the International road in Cana
da in pursuit of rest
East Hardwiclx.
Susy Bailey EMERSON has been at
home for week on visit.
The telephone office has been removed |
from the hotel to J. H. Georges store.
The wife of Landlord Meader has left
his bed and board, and consequently the
hotel is not open.
The road machine is doing good bust
ness, the machine with four horses and
three men make half mile of turnpike in
day.
The road tax bill is in the hands of the
collector. Why not put it in the town
treasurer's hands like any other tax bill?
Farmers fail to recognize the truth OF
DR.. Cuttings statement that the crows
are their best friends; they are destroy
ing large quantity of corn hereabouts.
C. and A. Giffin lost two valuable horses
last week from disease-pe1haps the same
that took off Mr.. Fields and Mr.. Foss'
last year. There is something mysteri-
Gus about it.
DR.. Justus French of Dedham, Mass,
is in town visiting his father. The DR..
has sold his practice in Dedham and ex-
poets to settle in the new Northwest to
| alleviate growing deafness.
Sutton.
Abner Mack has gone to California.
Mrs. L. G. Campbell is visiting friends
| in N. H.
William Ruggles has just given his
| house fresh coat of paint.
| Alfred Allard is repairing his barn by
raising it and adding ten feet and build
ing new roof
There is considerable speculation as to
where Rnbe Ellis will locate the post
office when he is appointed postmanter.
Lucius Tilton is preparing to rebuilt
| his barns. He has in mind to teal one
down, enlarge, raise and build over the
other.
| Mrs. Lucina Richardson, widow Of the
late Dea. Joseph Richardson, has return
ed from New York City, where she has
been spending the winter with three of
her sons who are practicing medicine
there. She is much improved in health.
West Burke.
Thirty-five years ago Winchester Burt,
who died last Monday, at the age of n
years, was well-known teamster up and
down the line from Derby to Boston. He
was among the last left of the old compa-
ny Of ''big Transfers" the great lords OF
transportation in those days.
Francis Richardson opened the Will
loughby Lake House last Monday. The
house has been newly shingled and some
great improvements made inside. Mr.
Richardson reports that he has more
city boarders already engaged, than ever
before at the opening season. Several
families, there last year, were SO much
pleased that they have engaged board fol
this season. For scenery and quietude
Willoughby beats all resorts in this part
of the country.
East Burke.
Mr. Lane and wife have returned from
Burlington.
The G. T. Union was a success anG
all seemed to enjoy and appreciate it.
Fred Newell's folks have taken board
err. 1t is a boy and weighs 91a pounds
The Cushing families met at Rev. III. B
Cushings on the 10th inst. to celebrate his
Goth birthday, as well as that of a brother
who was 70 years old on that day. The
occasion was made very pleasant to all.
Wheelock.
The crows are doing great damage this
year.
B. F. Taylor is giving his house new
coat of paint.
Geo. Bradley's boy is stopping will
Ward Bradley while George is West.
1t is expected now that Rev. Mr.
Moody's family will come here about TIL
first of July.
Ward Bradley and wife have returned
from their visit to New Hampshire ant
report pleasant visit.
Stannard.
Lewis Clark, who has been an invalid
long time from diseased thigh bone, re
Gently went to Burlington Hospital
where the decayed bone was remove,
with fair chance for permanent recovery
A Well-KnOwn Gentleman Cured by DIR.
Gage.-Sworn Statement.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that previous to employing DIR.
c. Gage of Concord, n. H., had been great sufferer
with peculiar disease of the stomach, which woul
| produce spasms have employed many physician
| without relief. including DR.. C., of Concord NJ
of Nashua, and two at HillsbOr0, some of whom CAV
but little hope of ever recovering, while from otl
ers could scarcely obtain an opinion, the diseas
| being of such peculiar and mystifying nature.
! understood, being different from common pract
TONERS, and am happy to say that 1t Is nearl
two years since finished his treatment, and hav
had return of the terrible aff1iction.-FRANK A
| FOWLER, Washington, N. II.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 3D. day
| July, 1884.-LEyI HARTHoN, j ustice of the Peace.
DR.. Gage will be at the Crystal Lake House. Barton
Thursday June 18th, until noon; Barton Landing He
| tel, Thursday afternoon; Newport, Bellevue House
| Friday June 18TH
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