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


district school is soon to be reopened
with only one teacher for the term.
The Temperance Division propose
to change their meeting from Thursday
evening to Saturday evening of each
week.
Napoleon Cluchie has taken job
of the ST. Johnsbury granite compa-
nv to haul the granite blocks from
the quarry in Greensboro to the de-
pot and load it upon cars. He is to
load thirty cars as quick as he can
after the roads get settled.
Ala Mcclellan, while going home
from East Greensboro to Walden, as
he was walking on the track near this
place about II o'clock last Monday
night with a gun on his shoulder fell
down and the gun discharged and
the charge entered his leg just above
the instep. He was attended by DR..
Kinney, who took thirty-four shot
from the wound. There were no
bones broken He is a young man
about twenty years of age.
Holland.
Chas. B. Chellis has moved to N.
H.
Mails interrupted by impossible
roads
Daniel Hall has returned from
Massachusetts, where he spent last
year.
Thomas Crosby has sold his place
to William Addison and gives imme-
date possession.
Caswell & French will run a million
feet of timber down their new slmce-
way from the pond to their mill.
lrasbuI.gh.
Ira Hill has moved to the Jim.
Chapman farm.
H. B. Cushman has sold his place
to George K. Hill.
W. D. Tyler has moved his barn
off the Cong'l soil and put it on his
own land.
Burbank & Williams from Coven-
try commenced running their logs
last Monday.
John Ord has a new lot of New
Home sewing machines and they are
in good demand.
Harley Arlington was badly hurt
by being caught under some rolling
logs at the Burbank & Williams log
way and had a very narrow escape
from death.
The high water last week caused
considerable damage to the highway
in front of Brewster's mill the wa
ter from the dam came into the road
and it will be impossible for some
time.
On Friday last a little son of Jerry
Dion fell into an unused well which
had been left open and was drown
ed. His father, after quite long
search found him drowned. This is
the second child Mr.. Dion has lost
within the last few months.
Lowell.
Mrs. Ramsdell has returned from
Montreal.
Harding & Thayer have their stock
of timber cut out.
Wilson, the jeweler, has returned
and opened shop in Watson's block
Rev. j. W. Buzzell will preach al
the Baptist house the first Sunday il
May.
Miss Nellie Davis and Miss Ids
Campbell are to teach the village
school this summer.
The community deeply regrets thu
proposed removal of Mr.. Irwin Ste
venson to St. Johnsbury; he expects
to leave town the 1st of May.
Morgan.
| Jacob Mansur from California il
visiting friends and relatives here.
B. F. Moore intends going to Bos
ton this week, to buy his spring
stock of goods.
Newport.
Mrs. J. H. Daniels breaks VI
housekeeping and has an auction
May End.
Mr.. Folsom preached his farewell
sermon in this place yesterday. W.
are sorry to lose him.
Let. SWEET moves into the tenemen
to be vacated by j. S. Stiles an,
Hite. Green moves into the tenemen
vacated by Mr.. SWEET.
Newport Center.
Sam. Bowley has made 400 lbs. o
sugar from 1870 trees this year.
Heman Bates and MI. Watson kav
each moved into their new houses
AFRO Tracy has moved back to hi
place.
W. G. Brown of Barton was il
town one day last week looking TO
horses he bought span of Longe
way and one of o. Williams.
Westfe1d.
Michael Gilbert has moved int
the house on Capt. Bucks farm.
Peter Benware will move on to tn
Blanchard place the first part o
May.
1t is reported that Mabel Wood
worth teaches the summer school a
North Hill.
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