Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-11-09

have each had horse badly hurt on
a barhed wire fence.
w. IL. Hayden shipped fourteen
calves from this place last Monday
valued at $3.50 per head.
L. n. Chandler has returned from
the West, but Mrs. Chandler remains
in Wisconsin where she is GONZALES
cling from a severe fever.
Lewis Cole is very sick with in
Aammation of the bowels. j.
Seavey has been having u severe at
tack Of rheumatism about his heart.
Hon. William Parsons delivers the
first lecture of the course, Wednesday
evening, Nov. II; subject, The
Golden Age" The business men
have agreed to close their places of
business during the lecture evenings
this winter.
South Barton
G.. l. Drown has taken a job of
numbering of Ora White.
Mr.. Pillsbury of the O. & G. steam
mill expects to let lumber jobs to
Mike Colt and the Roundy boys.
A. o. Blake contemplates building
new shop and mill building on the
site of his old Drown mill another
season.
A. 0. Blake recently sold 100 acres
of timbered land to Ora White for
5000. Mr.. White will cut the tim
Der off this winter and ship it to the
International mill at Newport.
Drown & Bean are making SOC
canthooks at browns shop. Mr..
Drown has taken out a patent on
his hooks and will try and supply a
growing demand for them. They
are the best thing in the line made.
B. G.. Berry, since he went into
the depot, has made renovation an6
reformation in that institution which
is we'll appreciated. He has cleaned
it, changed the rooms, made a pleas.
ant ladies' room. painted, etc. To-
bacco smokers and loafers do no
find opportunity to use his office fol
their filthy practices.
Lyman Orcutt is sorely afflicted
For several years he has been almos
| helpless from rheumatism, which ha;
made his limbs almost as rigid a:
iron, closed his mouth and twisted
him into a state Of deformity: while
of late blindness has been creeping
upon him till the sight of one eye il
gone and the other is becoming blind
He has managed by the help of hi
wife TO run a small store and to ge
along well financially.
Evansville.
New boy at Nathan Newman's.
Frank Gilfillan has brought a fine
Percheron colt from Canada.
Rufus Trip is talking of goins
West to assist in talking out a 10
of stock for party in Canada.
Henry Fairbrother has bought 16I
acres of land of Smith Hunt aud will
take the lumber and wood off it.
West Charleston.
John Bennett has closed his labor
as clerk for Carpenter & Son.
E. J. Bruce killed hog last week
Is months old, which weighed 80,
pounds.
The W. G. T. U. held childrens
festival in the hall Oct. 31st, a
which about 60 children were present
E. E. Goodwin is building 10
of new sleighs of differen
STYLES which are well ironed and loo
as though they would be of som
service.
Henry Hosmer was quite badl
injured recently by bull, whic
attacked him in the stable, and final
ly tossed him out of the door on hi
horns, when some of his neighbor
came to his assistance and secure
the animal.
Willie Robinson's family hav
moved here from White River juno
tion.-J. d. Griffin is moving on t
David Wilcox farm, which he ha
hired for three years Geo. Bloc
gett has sold his house to Albel
Lawrence and has moved with hi
family to Ryegate.-Albert Crouc
has moved back into the front pa
of r. H. Lathe's house.
Coventry.
Mrs. Bacon has arrived home fro
Shoreham.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain is quit
hard sick with sciatica rheumatism
The w. G. 7. U. and Band {
Hope are preparing to give an enter
tainment.
B. F. Tower recently presente
the M. E. church with nice hang
ing lamp.
l.. S. Morrill, has returned frol
his wedding trip to Manchester an
taken possession of his farm.
VIM. Niles has exchanged his fan
with MI Bartlett Betters Of Yves
Derby for a nice house, Mr.. Better
paying $3.50 boot.
Charles Briggs of Newport Cent?
has moved on to the Geo. Hasle
farm that he recently purchased, an
Mr.. Haslett has moved to Newpo
Center.