Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-05-17
The doctor has been absent

friends. The doctor has been absent
IA years.
The Towle Bros. have recently
opened their new store with a good
supply of furniture, carpeting, wall
paper and tinware. They have
barber shop in the rear part of the
store.
Newport.
Fred Davis is to run his stage TO
Charleston hereafter.
New girl baby at Charlie Reynolds
and Charlie steps high.
The body of young Graves, drown
ed in the lake last fall, was found on
Thursday at Adam bay.
G. I'll. Green recently had an at
tack of heart disease or other trouble
that rendered him unconscious for
some time. He is better.
Oracle Thurber died Saturday, of
diphtheria. She was bright, lively
little girl and will be sadly missed.
Her remains were taken to East
Burke for burial.
On May 1st bundle of papers was
found in pasture near VIM. Bow
ley's which proved to be a part of
those stolen from the safe of Lane
& Davis last fall, and since then an
other bundle has been found near the
same place, which returns all the
property stolen except about $500
which was the property of the firm.
Newport Center.
Fred Campbell has sold his farm
to Curtis and Charlie Calhoun.
Sam. Rogers has gone to. Yer
&c mes and will have the position Of
keeper In the Reform School.
Rodney Rice, an aged citizen of
this place, hung himself Saturday,
May 9Th. When found by his son
life was extinct.
South Troy.
Rev. Mr., Tenney has been engag
ed to fill the pulpit at the Cong.
church for another year.
Our district schools are all well
supplied with teachers. Miss Coll.
yer teaches in the village; Belle
Jones at the Mills; Blanche Houston
in the summer district; Josie Done
gan ON east hill Minnie Peck In the
Powers district; Sarah Dodge at the
south part of the town.
The officers of Missisquoi Lodge,
|. O. G. T., were installed May 4th.
and are as follows: DR.. t. M. En-
cry, W. C. T.. Nellie Aiken, w. V.
T.; Rev. j. W. Buzzell, w. c.; M
A. Carpenter, W. S.; Mrs. 7. M
Emery, W. A. s.; Tina Sherman,
w. F. S.; A. L. Pettengill, w. I.
G. M. Martin, W. NJ; Eva Clark
w. d. M. ; Martin Rockwell, w. O.
G.; Nellie Sherman, R. H. S.
Maud Conner, L. H. S.. H. j. Ben
nett, P. w. c. I.
Westmore.
E. G. Sanborn is carrying the mail.
The Orcutt &Clitford mill is running
Milo Grevy has sold his place to a
Barnet man.
John Kerwin's best OK broke his
leg recently. John had one of the
best pairs of cattle in town.
Thos. Averill Is home from school.
He won a prize for best speaking
at close of school.
William Hunter has a sheep which
has brought him six lambs in the last
year.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The following grand and petit jurors
have been drawn for the June term of
court: Grand jurors: Barnet, Alex
Holmes; Burke, A. B. Humphrey; Dan
vile, B. d, Hartshorn; Groton, A. p.
Renfrew; Hardwick, S. P. Wheeler; Kir-
by, George o. Ford: Lyndon, Horace
Baxter; Newark, Edwin b. Smith; Ry-
gate, M. r. Gray Sheffield, John E. Phil
lips; Stannard, J. L. Pierce; Sutton, Geo.
E. Powers; st. Johnsbury, o. p. Bennett,
Z. L. Hovey; Walden, Serene Montgom-
cry; Waterford, c. d Harris Wheelock
Henry Hoffman. Petit Jurors: Barnet,
H. R. Robbie, B. S. Dow; Burke. 1. B.
Bemis, John A. Fyler; Danville, ID. c.
Gage, Wheaton Livingstone; Groton, AL
bert Page; Hardwick, Cyrus Underwood,
Asael Hall; Kirby, B. F. Humphrey; Lyn-
don, George P. Ide. c. w. Carpenter !;
Newark, w. G. Cheney; Ryegate, VIM.
J. Smith, P. L. Sergeant; Sheffield, Will
lam Dexter; Stannard, Robert L. Smith ;
Sutton, F. +. Campbell, Alfred Rice; St.
Johnsbury, Quinton Cook, c. A. Sylves-
ter; Walden, E. F. Osgood, Calvin Ly-
ford; Waterford, John Sanborn, John
Mason; Wheelock, Samuel d. Gray.
st. u ohnSbury.
Arthur Fairbanks, the eldest son of
Prof. Henry Fairbanks, takes the highest
place in the graduating exercises at Dart
mouth.
A. C. Harvey's little girl, Oracle, died
this week after a short illness. Mr.. Har-
vey's people have the sympathy Of the
community in their affiiction.
Fish Commissioner III. A. Cutting was
in town recently, and put several
thousand handbook salmon into the Pas
sumpsic above Paddock village.
The Lake road folks are making con-
siderable improvements all along the line.
Some Is men are engaged on the west
end of the road, and the new steel is COM
ing right along.
Kansas City was visited by a tremen-
dous cyclone, Tuesday, several buildings
(including schoolhouse full of children)
| being blown down and MANY lives lost.