Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-03

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SaIem-Derby.
Mrs Albert Burroughs is suffering from
paralysis.
John Powers recently cut an ugly cash
in his leg.
Lewis Campbell of Tunbridge is visit
ing hereabouts.
Willie Wilson is here from New York.
He has had fever and the measles.
Sunday school in the Crandall district
Sept 8, at O'Clock, p. M, followed by
preaching by Rev. D. c. Stevens at
O'Clock.
Glover.
Cora Whitney died on Wednesday night
at midnight, of diphtheria. She was a
lovely child and her death was grief to
many.
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Rev. L. P. Chase will preach to the
young people, Sunday, Sept. 8. Subject,
ssThe Snare and the Victim"
Lowell.
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drop in and balance accounts at the same
time they will discover very large line
of new and seasonable goods.
Newport.
The mother of Mrs. S. w. Keith, with
lady friend are visiting here.
DR.. d. w. Blanchard is in very feeble
health and sits up but very little.
r. A. Spear has taken job of c. S.
Magoon to build tenement house.
John Watkins family have friends Wis
iting them for few days from Boston,
Mass.
II. S. Lawrence has been very sick dur
Ing the last few days with Inflammation
of the bowels.
Geo. Beauregard is building an addition
to his village residence, P. T. Morey do
ing the work.
George Root and family of Lowell,
Mass, brother of H. S. ROOTS visiting
friends in this village.
P. T. Morey has contracted to build
house on South street for Mrs. Elkins, on
the F. P. Davis place.
A fireman in the employ of the R. r.
Co. was killed here Saturday, 25th, while
coupling cars. We have not learned his
name.
Another severe thunder storm passed
over this place last Friday (24th) night.
The old slaughter house just in the rear
of S. G. SCOTS buildings was struck by
the lightning and completely demolished.
There was a large gathering in Opera
Hall last Wednesday to hear Hon. Geo.
NJ Dewey of Michigan discuss the tariff
question. 1t must have been a warm
was under conviction.
A certain band which came here recent
ly to play at rally, was seen on its re-
turn to be playing on instruments"
which resembled long-necked bottles. We
Judge that the music from such instru
ments must be somewhat muddled.
Last week two Frenchmen or Italians
came into town leading each huge Gin
namon bear. They were promptly arrest
ed, but plead ignorance of the law and
our tender hearted officers released them
on promise to return at once to Canada;
but the rascals went directly to Troy and
Westfeld. We think if they had paid the
full penalty of the law here before being
released and then put on board the Lady
Of the Lake and left at Owls Head, they
would know more about law next time.
We have no sympathy at all with this
foreign element that will tramp all over
our country in rags and filth with any
sort of show to get penny without
work Let them be compelled to clear
the country or get an honest living.
Center
Fred Hunt shot a henhawk recently
that measured #. 1917 inches from tip
to tip of wings.
The Methodist Society have built new
platform in front of their church, which
was very much needed.
Several democrats in this part of the
town have signified their intention to vote
for Harrison and Morton. They can not
go Cleveland this time.
The Fall term of the village schools
last Monday with Miss Nellie
Wright and Miss Nettie Jones teachers.
Last Tusday, as Consta bic Stickney
was returning from Newpot Village, where
he had been to arrest man for drunken
I; he
thrown from his carriage, striking his
face on the forward axle, and infiicting a
severe bruise under and around his left
eye and across his forehead, but he right
ed up things and attended court with his
prisoner This is the third accident that
has befallen him since early spring, and
seems almost enough for one-legged vet
eran.
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There will be big dance at Willough-
by Lake house, on Friday evening Sept.
9TH.
w est BR1-i<e.
The prohibitionists are talking of get
ting up flag.
Harry Cheney and wife have returned
from their visit to Kansas.
Republican f1ag-raising at Burke Hol- |
low, Saturday night with Fl. c. Ide as
speaker.
Station agt Kimball and wife and F.
A. Way and wife, have been attic ending a |
Spiritist convention at Weirs, n. FL.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
DR.. Fred Newell has moved his family |
10 Lunenburgh.
Mrs. c. A. Humphrey and her mother
have gone to Mass. visiting.
There are several cases of cholera in
fantum and typhoid fever about here
Mr.. VIM. Garfield received injuries
from vicious COW last week from which |
he has not recovered
Walter Russell has taken possession