Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-04-20

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good moral character from the super
of their town.
LyndonviIle.
Mrs. Fred Herrin, who has been
sick for fifteen weeks, died last Mon
day.
Richard Jenness is to leave town
soon to take charge of the boarding
house at Fairbanks Village.
E. c. Potter has gone to Farnham
to work for the South Eastern Rail
road Co., and will move his family
there if he likes.
Rev. E. Owen, pastor of the Free
Baptist church at the Centre, has re-
signed and will close his labors here
about May 1st.
The Universalist and Methodist
societies commence singing school
Monday evening at Mathewson's hall,
Mathewson's block.
John Allen from a herd of II
cows, of them being two-year-old
heifers, made from Jan. 1884 to Jan.
1885, and sent to Boston 5000 pounds
butter, and estimates that he used in
his family about 800 pounds. Can
any one beat this.
West Burke.
Arch Craig is painting his house,
E. L. Carr does the job.
The sugar party given by the G..
A. R. boys was we'll attended and
good time reported.
The Colby Brothers, at the hotel,
have dissolved partnership M. K.
Colby retains the business.
The Good Templars have receiv-
ed their furniture and dedicated their
hall last Saturday evening.
Moulton & Ruggles are running
their mill to it's full extent and have
all they can do as long as water lasts.
Ed. McGinnis has traded his
blacksmith shop at the Hollow, with
Justin Cobleigh for his farm on the
North Ridge. 1t is supposed that
Cobleigh will try his hand at black
smithing.
Mrs. Jason Allard, who has been
confined to her room for sixteen
months is so far recovered her health
that she is only waiting for the
ground to settle when she will make
her appearance again among her
friends.
F. W. Si!sby has bought the In
gals house on Church St., Lyndon
vile, and will move in about May LIST ;
price $4,000. Mrs. ingalls, paid ST.
500 for this place about three years
ago. Frank will continue the auc-
ton business and this location is
more central for him. He is now
closing out stock of goods at Der
by Line.
The funeral services of Mrs. d. r.
Densmore took place at the M. E.
church last Saturday, Rev. H. P.
Gushing officiating, assisted by Revs.
f. Owen, A. P. Tracy, A. Howard,
S. Virgins and c. S. Boswell, a
large number being present. Text,
Ezekiel oath chapter and 9th verse.
The casket was most beautifully
adorned with rare flowers and floral
emblems. Mrs. Densmore was prom
inent in church, temperance and be-
nevolent work and had great many
friends in all this section, who will
deeply mourn her untimely death.
East Burke.
Revs. Scribner and Kellogg are
both preparing to leave US this
spring.
Joseph burlington and wife have
gone to take charge of the Lyndon
town farm.
G. T. A. Humphrey has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where he
went with his daughter, Mrs. H. o.
Smith.
Hardwic1x.
Two petitions are in circulation
for change of postmasters.
d. w. Aiken's insurance has been
adjusted and he receives the full
amount, $4,000.
Warren Williams, an old and re-
spected citizen, after a painful ILL
ness, died Sunday, April 18th. His
funeral services were held Tuesday.
Sutton.
Public examination of teachers at
the school house, at Sutton Corner,