Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-08

8 80 p. m. Going East the mail train
leaves here at :25 p. III. and mixed at
4 As D. N. The mixed train from the
West arrives here :l5 p. m, the mail
from the East at :55 p. m. Some of the
above are material changes in view of
the removal of the Expresses and the
travellers on the Lake road will need
to look sharp.
West Burke
Willie Marshall is to put IA stock of
groceries in Allard's building.
A. L. Aldrich has removed his jewelry
business into Allard's block.
Emma Densmore is quite sick with
typhoid fever.-The Doyle sisters are
failing.
HardvicE-
Henry McLoud was in Boston last
week buying goods.
Almond Harrington recently had five
calves killed by the cars.
John Kibby, our veterinary physician
is full of business night and day.
Mrs. Judevine's buildings are having
a new coat of paint which greatly adds
to their beauty.
Lorenzo Warren has bought seven
carloads of potatoes here. He pays 35
cents per bushel.
The stonemen are putting in heavy
set of scales, and the railroad stone will
be sold by weight instead of measure.
The Ladies Aid are to give harvest
supper on the evening of Oct. 17th The
children's cantata will be repeated at
that time.
John DreDan and Benz. Smith have
each had their pensions increased; we
are glad of this for they deserve all the
government will pay them.
The Chautauqua circle have their new
books and commence another year of
study. This is the Greek year; Zoology
and Chemistry are also in this years
course
Hast Hard wick
Mrs. w. H. Bailey, son and daughter
of Peacham have been visiting friends
in town.-Mrs R. b. EMERSON of Peach
am is visiting here and in Walden.
Henry Warner has moved into Hunt
& Babbitt's house on Pleasant street
E. E. Cummings has moved into the
village, occupying the house vacated by
DR.. Jones.-Mr. Springer from Walden
occupies Mrs Stevens Bushby house,
TT TnhayiOp
house.
Sutton
Mrs. Wesley Colby has gone to Lyn-
don to work for L. B. Harris.
Edward Prior Of Lowell, Mass, is Wis
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Fisher.
Elmore Berry has moved from Sheffield
back to his place near Whipple's mill.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryant from Sherbrooke
were visiting at j. f Wentworths last
week
John Clark has rented Il tenement in
Mrs. Betsey Blake's house and will move
in this week.
julius Parker has gone to Danville to
work.-Bele Barker is home from her
teaching in Lyndon.
Mr.. Fisk is improving slowly.-Mrs
Lewis Gordon is failing very fast. 1t is
feared she will live but a short time.
sheffield.
| The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Charles Chesley next Friday afternoon
and evening.
| DR.. S. A. Jones has moved to town.
| Mr.. Hills people have moved from the
| Hall house back to their farm. Mr.. Hall
has moved into his house.
Mrs. George Phillips has gone to Tur-
ners Falls to meet her husband who went
| there short time ago.-Miss Hattie
Kenaston has been visiting friends here.
| H. P. Simpson has bought the Christie
| building and report says will put in a
store.-Dr. Dow has the stone work
nearly completed preparatory to building
| barn.
Mrs. Orlana (Elkins) Root has return
ed to her home in Boston, having been
here to attend the funeral of her brother,
Harrison Elkins, who was brought here
from Nebraska last week and buried by
the side of his parents.
WheelOclx-
Silas Williams, from n. II. was i'll town
last week.
Mr.. L. Sulloway is quite feeble this fall
and so is E. T. Kelley.
The selectmen talk of taking up one of
the bridges at the north end of the town.
S. N. Sawyer is going to fix up the
flume to the repair shop and will do all
sorts of repairing. M. d. Park is going
to making cider in the same building.