Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-04-27

JOnn IleIce, WHO Is ONSt ~ years
of age, and has been seriously troub-
led with stomach and bowel difficult
ty, was recently treated by DR.. Camp
bell with his worm powders, produc-
ing a result that need not be describ-
ed, but which has very greatly i'm
proved his health. At one time it
was thought he had a cancer or Ill
GERS in his stomach.
Barton Landing.
G. II. Colley goes to Boston to-
day to work at his trade.
F. S. Twombly took his large bay
horse to market last week.
Joshua Twombly returned home to
Boston Friday, on account of his
wife falling and breaking her wrist.
j. G.. Bartlett commenced to pillow
stubble ground the 18th. Considera-
BILE farm work was done last week on
dry land.
Charles Folsom of Sheffield has
moved to this village; other parties
were here last week looking for tene-
ments. The natural business center,
you see.
Some one suggests that "David
Hip put in rhyme a little adventure
D. w. Hildreth had recently, while
out on duck shoot. If he got no
ducks, he did not escape a "duck-
ing"
Jared Hyde, who is blessed not
only with a competence, but with a
benevolent heart, has been in town of
late. He bought the Ray house of
L. D. Webster paying $500, and
gave it to Horace Hyde, his needy
nephew.
The mother OF H. I. Jones, aged
92 years, who died in New Hamp-
shire, was brought here and buried
from the residence of Mr.. Jones Apr.
10Th, Rev. L. Dodd officiating,
making three days in succession that
he had attended q funeral.
Bloomington.
Charlie Scribner has gone to Dan
vile to his uncle John MaxwelPs.
Asa Randall's youngest boy, while
visiting his sister at Barton Landing,
fell and broke his arm.
Chas. Lapointe has moved to Bar.
ton Landing where he will work fol
VIM. Flanders. Sorry to lose him.
Winnie Seavey is sick with lung
trouble. Mrs. A. P. Alexander with
pneumonia. Arthur Miles mother,
who has been sick at his sisters Mrs
WIN. Pierce, has so far recovered as
to return home.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Mary Ann Blake will sell Il
COWS at her auction here Wednesday
May 9th.
Evansville.
Do not fight about a dog.
Albert Gallup, who has run thu
mail route for about eight years, has
sold the route to Charles Atkins O
Westmore.
Harvey Foster is driving his shin
gle-mill toward completion as fast a
possible and will have it ready TO
the machinery very soon.
AS a result of Rev. L. Dodd'
faithful labors here, five persons join
ed the church here on the 10Th inst.
and others are on probation.
Recently, while Horace Smith wa
at work under the mill dam repairin,
the bulk head, he escaped death prov
identially, by being called from hi
work just as the water broke through
and carried all before it.
Coventry.
Much sickness in this locality.
Henry A. Hill has taken S. Bun
banks farm.
Mrs. jennie Mcdonald is HON
on account of the death of he
mother.
Mrs. Prudence French died of ty
phoid pneumonia on the 21st inst
She was fatally sick before physi
clan was called.
The ladies social will give an en-
tertainment with supper on Frida
eve, May 1st. Entertainment an
supper, 40 cents couple.
Crattsburv.
Miss Olive Litch is preparing t
build store at Mill Village. Th
lumber is purchased and the buildin
will be erected as soon as possible
1t is said the people of the vicinit
will make a contribution of $50
toward the erection of the store.
Derby.
Mrs. Daniel Davis goes to Below
Falls and Saxton's River for fe
days to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. 1. R. Aldrich, who has bee
visiting friends in town for a fe
days, returns to New York to-day.
Mr.. E. o. Silver is at home for
few days, having closed his conne'
ton with D. Appleton 6 Co., of Ne
York, by whom he has been enploye
for about two years. to acceE
a position as publishing manage
with headquarters in Boston.
Glover.
Mrs. J. E. Dwinell is quite sick.
The sugar-makers are having al
other good run of sap.
The grist-mill is again in runnin
ord or op6 ;C do;pn oool hnc;,oeo