Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-26

the 22d; much earlier than usual,
being closed 1903 days.
A. A. Brown has rented and NOV
ed into the Gilman house.-John At
kins has moved back to S. b. Felch's.
Westield.
Dana Edmunds has gone to work
at Newport.
E. HI. Hitchcock, who has been
confined to the house with bilious
troubles, is out again.
Geo. Hoyt is making necessary re-
pairs on his store, and Jacob Steb-
bins is repairing his buildings
Judge Hoyt is to build an office at
the village.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSbury.
N. M. Scott & Co., have recently sub
scribed for a telephone instrument in their
store. Their business seems to be on the
increase.
Miss. Mira Fl. Cowles of Albany, VT,
for nearly two years past teacher in the
Summerville schools, was married April
9th, at Little Rock, Ark, to George M.
Glines of Morriltown, Ark. Both grad
uated in this Academy in the class of 'S4,
and both had parts in the commencement
exercises. Mr.. Glines is now station
agent at Morriltown-a growing town in
Arkansas. Both will be pleasantly re-
membered by large number of friends
in this vicinity who will wish them much
joy in their married life Union.
Burke
James knights of Franconia n. H., re-
Gently sold three-year old colt, sired
by the Glover Boy, owned by Geo. Dun
klee of this town, for 1915.
Miss Eta Corliss of Newark, has charge
of the village school, with prospect that
it will be a successful term.
Dr.Lanes practice has so increased,
that he has purchased another horse. He
is fine man, and has had excellent sue
cess in his profession.
wheeIOck.
Mr.. Hammond who had shock some
time since, does not amend rapidly.
Dis. No. 8, has got through with their
| l., ct,it OF Of huf thav
going to have the tax just the same.
Geo. Graves was recently visited by a
large number of friends, who left as tan
| gible mementoes of their friendship,
about twenty dollars worth of the neces-
saries of life. This is kind Of sympathy
which helps one in misfortune, and it is
appreciated by Mr.. Graves people.
East Hard~vick.
Justin Page of Mass. is In town.
Edison Stickney and Bert jameson of
Stannard are clerking for Hunt & Babbitt.
Sugar makers are happy, having had
sweet and short season with good
run Of sap. Sugar five cents.
Rev. O. Baker of Jamaica refuses to
serve, and the Congregational church
will be under the necessity of. trying
again.
| Myron Stevens and his BRIDE from Ran
do lph are home to spend the honeymoon
at his fathers. Myron will carry on his
mothers farm.
Captain w. Davis, aged 65, was
stricken down last Saturday afternoon
by IA paralytic shock while ascending the
hin to his home in the village. At this
writing he is unable to speak or use his
| right side.
Mrs. Eliza w ard died Tuesday, aged
40 years. The funeral was held Thurs
day and her remains were carried to VOL
colt for burial. Mrs. Taylor, sister OF
Mrs. Ward, of w. Concord, was with
her during her sickness.
Hardwick.
Ira Batchelder arrived in town Monday
He drove team from Lexington, Mass
He will soon take possession of the Cen.
tennial House.
Will Kibbee is soon to move into A. E.
Judevine's tenement, opposite Mrs. Full.
er's. George Trow takes the tenement
vacated by Kibbee.
MI. V. Dutton was married to Miss
Nellie Wakefield, Saturday last. The
band serenaded him Monday evening, at
ter which he invited them in to partake
of refreshments.
w. S. Drenan has taken the village
school at East Hardwick for period o.
one year. Warner has had considerable
experience as teacher, and will without
doubt make the school a success.
Wheeler & Shipman are unable to re
pair their mill dam until the water in the
river subsidies. They endeavored to pu
in some logs, fastening them with chains
but they were Immediately washed out
Attempts thus far have proved fruitless
Two sugar houses were burned tn,
past week. M. Schuyler Wells on Yves
hill, Tuesday night, containing 260 lbs
of sugar; and Seth Commits togethe
with $50 pounds Wednesday night. /
seems to he an unlucky year for evapora
tors and sugar houses.
sutton.
Alden Ranney sawed off part of ont
of his fingers, one day last week.
Miss Eta Whipple has gone to st
Johnsbury to work this summer.
Ed. Roundy is the richest man in town
the bov weiged nine pounds.
L. B. Harris has just come into tow
with three ponies for the three boys
Dani Ruggles who for a long time ha:
been in feeble health says he is feeling
better now than he has before for year
Sugaring seems to be over for thi:
spring. There has been but one goo(
run OF sap, but that was the larges
known for many wears. 1t is not remem
bered when so large an amount OF sugar