Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-08-24

disturbance in our usually quiet vii
lage on Sunday last were part of
them shortly afterwards placed under
keepers, while the more fleet betook
themselves to the woods.
Miss F. r. Waterman, former
preceptress of Derby Academy, is
spending a few days among her nu-
merous friends; she informs us that
it is her intention to start for Germa-
ny soon, where she will spend year
in study.
Glover.
J. E. Dwinell is putting Murk-
land furnace into his dwelling house.
William Young is building dwell
ing house and George Young horse
barn.
The Bean Bros. have recently pur-
chased some Hereford stock from
parties in Burke.
There will be services at the South
church next Sunday, Aug. 3Oth, at
l :15 p. m. Sunday School at II is.
West Glover.
The ice-cream festival has been
postponed until Tuesday, Sept. LIST.
Mrs. David Patterson was thrown
out of wagon recently and had a
wrist broken.
Mrs. Reuben Wright has gone to
Fair Haven to visit her parents be-
fore returning to Colorado.
Edward Baker and family are
home on visit. They are now liv-
ing at kindergarten, in Upper Can
ada.
Holland.
B. H. Jerome and VIM. Addison
are making general repairs on their
houses.
Charles Young has built large
barn and thoroughly finished it with
basement and modern improvements.
H. r. Marsh and G.. E. Twombly
have bought new threshing machine.
said to be the best ever used in this
locality.
1raSburgh.
The H. T. C's will have masquer-
ade party on the Common Tuesday
evening, Aug. 25th. Refreshments
at 80 the band will be present.
News was lately received of the
death of Mrs. Abigail Thyme, sister
of Milo J. harrington, which occurred
in Arizona recently. She died Of
cancer. She had been blind for thir
ty years. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland R
Smythe and son from Providence, R
l., are guests at Mr.. Farrington's.
Lowell.
That little girl stopped at Pau
Blodgett's.
The new band-stand at the cor
ners is up.
Irwin Stephenson has sold his in
terest in the store to w. E. Curtis.
Grandfather Sherbut cut a fnge
off in Kmball's mills one day las
week.
Doctors Caldwell and Tittemor,
are both here.-Anna Hovey is visit
ing here.
Messrs. Jordan, McEwen ant
Smith have each commenced t,
build house.
The :sfresh air. children hav
gone to camp out on the shore o
Lake Champlain.
Morgan.
Chas. Bennett and family wit
some friends have been camping il
j. W. Virgins sugar place near th
lake.
About twenty couples of youn
people from this place and Hollan
r went to Wiiloughby for picnic las
5 Saturday.
B. F. Moore has brought waite
, from a spring in his pasture whic
d supplies his buildings and those be
longing to Judge Taylor, with suff
cient overflow for a village waterin
trough.
WestfeId.
During the raspberry season thi
year Hoyt & Miller took in 14,6S
pounds of berries, paying for tn
! same cents a pound or doing
business of $587.20
Byron Gilman returned last wee
from the west. He went to james
town, d. T., but disliking the coun
try, he returned to Brooklyn, N. Y,
from whence he came directly hom
On Tuesday morning occurred th
de th of Mrs Mark Hitchcock.
short time since she was Athlete
with typhoid fever, and everythir
was done to stay life. But caref
nursing and faithful doctors Cal
were unable to conquer the dreadf
] disease. The heartfelt sympathy {
/ all is exten ded to the many friends.
WeStlmOre.
, Mrs. Alonzo Rowland and Mr.!
, Susie Orne of Boston, are visiting {
, J. C. Orne's
j. w. Murkland and Wilmr
5 Twombly of Barton, have each PIT
up cottage in the Foster grove.
Mrs. John Brown is very slcE
her daughter, Ella is home fror
Ryegate taking care of her; Mrs
! Mann is ouite sick.