Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-18

new WaIcn ana cnaln for sale :; ne |
was arrested and has confessed that
he and Albert Kenney of Derby COM
mittcd the theft and divided the
booty, Kenney started for Plymouth,
vt. Leney has given up his share
except 60 cents which he spent. An
officer is after Kenney and will
doubtless take him soon. Mr..
Moore has recovered all his stolen
property except about four dollars in
money.
Newport Center.
Rev. G. d. R. Meacham is at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Sleeper have
returned from market with new
goods.
The Baptist Sabbath school have
just purchased lot of new books to
replenish their library.
WestfieId.
George Gilbert has moved to the
farm he bought in Lowell.
Miss Cora White from Nebraska
is visiting friends at the village.
1t is thought that T. j. Boynton
has the inside track for the post-of
fee.
W. D. Miller has bought of Henry
Miller piece of land on the brook.
Price 500.
Mitchell Bellrose has bought of D.
E. Wright building lot and will
build this summer.
VIM. Edmnuds is receiving visit
from his father and mother, whom he
has not seen for 80 years.
Frank Sherbutt has moved to
Montgomery, and Peter Benware will
take possession of his place.
1t is said the selectmen will build
a new bridge near the old starch fac
tory. 1t ought to be a covered one.
Rodney R. Foster was seriously
hurt at Hoyt & Wakeield's mill last
week while hauling in logs with the
pull wheel.
Miss Miller from johnson will sup
ply the ladies with the latest style of
millinery goods if they will call at
J. HI. Bucks store.
Last Monday, the 18th inst, HON.
er. son of S. S. and G. L. Johnson,
aged IL years months, died quite
suddenly. He was an intelligent boy
who was held in high esteem by
many as was shown by the large
number of friends who attended the
funeral on Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson take this means of
publicly thanking their friends for
their kindly assistance, tokens of
affection and expressions of sympa-
thy in the sickness, death and burial
of their dear son.
WeStmOre.
Mrs. Rufus Averil! is still very
sick with little Improvement in her
condition.
There are four generations of the
Litchfield family living under one
roof in this place.
A great number of logs are float
ing in the lake, making it an insight
ly place and dangerous for boating.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
The following is a list of grand
jurors for June term of court 1885:
Barnet, VIM. B. Marden; Burke,
VIM. Belden; Danville, Chas. Brain
ard Groton, B. F. Clark; Hard
wick, L. D. Leavitt; Kirby, Ira
Moves Lyndon, VIM. P. Houghton
Newark, E. W. Corliss; Peacham,
Hiram A. Sanborn Ryegate, Thorn
as Nelson; St. Johnsbury, w. G.
Lewis, j. r. Stevens Sheffield, Sal.
ma Davis; Stannard, Samuel Win
chester; Sutton, M. A. Taft: Wal.
den, F. Harrington Waterford, Amos
B. Carpenter Wheelock, VIM. Nor.
gan.
PETIT JURORS. - Barnet, w. A
Dow, Daniel Harvey; Burke, G. w
Adams, Alison Brown; Danville
Geo. G. Sanborn, D. o. Gookin
Groton, Albert P. Whitehill; Hard
wick, Lyman S. Orion, w. H. Bax.
ter; Kirby, M. L. Hovey; Lyndon
l A. 0. Bemis, Jonathan A. Hunter
Newark, Fl. Parker; Peacham, Chas.
7 A. Hutchinson, Robert Esden; Rye
gate, D. G. Roben, Henry McCole
St. Johnsbury, Geo. L. Bradley, B
] F. Rollins; Sheffield, Ward Bradley
, Stannard, R. L. Smith; Sutton, j
w. Colby, S. N. Whipple; Walden
T. Goodenough, S. V. Meader Wa
3 terford, w. S. Hastings, E. w
Brown; Wheelock, Danforth B. Les
| lie.
Lyndon.
p Editor Chase is home from his trir
among the alligators.
5 Diphtheria prevails here to consid
cradle extent.
The Lyndon Savings bank now has
$50 depositors and s2S, 200 on depos
its, a pretty good showing for sc
young an institution.
} 7. N. Vale is selling off his fancy
r stock on the Bigelow farm, and has
: taken his horses to Montpelier. t.
l B. Harris will have charge of the
farm this summer. Vale has discov.
: cred that fancy farming is not profit.
, able to man who has more tele.
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