Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-01-09

raj carloads of bobbins. He will put the
machinery into the building where he
makes shingles.
East BrONvninGton
james Allen lives in Cyrus SINNERS
house and does his chores this winter.
Ethan GiifilIan begins this week to
draw logs from his Westmore lot
The winter school is taught by Miss
Emma Wilson of Charleston. This is
her second term in this district.
Cyrus Skinner was here last week after
more teams to take to Groton. He and
G. w. ConIey have a big lumber job
there.
West Charleston
Temperance sociable in the vestry Tues
day eve, Jan. TO- Admission cents
Will. Hildreth is home from Averills
Mills.-W. ID. Reed has returned from
Boston.-Eugene Clark has returned from
Springfield, Mass.
A brother of Mrs. Cyrus Clarke was
frozen to death in Kansas recently. His
| remains Will DE Drought W DCIDN
for burial
There will be an oyster supper and do
nation for the benefit of Rev. Il. j. Wheel
| er at his residence, Tuesday eve, Jan. II.
All arc ii'i'eu'
Inc annual business meet1hg OF the T.
Dap'ioI soo'e'! was nei'' oe'o"s' 'i'e %
inst. J. B. Holton, George Dane and Y.
N LAWS were 0no'eh MINIS i"i oo'ii'
Ihere was pleasant gatnefihg a1 ehe
mousse OF w. " MlIsoh' Niohoay eVe' jail
"a ABOUT ~ oeihg present. a hah''soihe
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D..;a.. ,al,
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o"'i'' cry 10 '""ei'"s 'i'"' 9 ioi'H
oN ms "'''"
Inc Good IempiafS prayed tue draiha
"Nevada, or the lost mine, the 3oth.
Mrs. Jennie Riley is in town--Simon
MOTTlIl HAS dTI1NCQ IH)iHC IL Jill 1NCW VI n.
Mrs Plinv Brooks went last week TO
Manchester, n. H., after her little girl to
bring her to her new home.
We Iaarp thar Rev q u CLAIM. who
recently had his eye put out, is in danger
of losing the sight of both eyes.
H. c. Cleveland is wintering Sc head of
. Of r old
that he is fattening for market, "a two
year-olds, and six yearlings If any one
wishes to see fine lot OF cattle 1t VIII
pay him to visit his stables.
Burbank & Williams are numbering quite
extensively this winter. They have sew
eral gangs of men employed, and intend
to get in some over two million feet of
logs. Their teams are drawing at the
rate of "a cords of block wood per day.
Mrs. H. c. Cleveland, who has been
sick for many months, is very much bet
ter, and hopes are entertained that she
will fully recover.-Mrs. Frank Stevens
Is quite slck.-Mfs "aiwofth Is SICK
MIS-. Chaihoerilh mas oeeh haru slck' out
Is oetGef.-Eddle Colllns Is stlil cohhhed
TO the oed.
Oscar Cochran has moved INTO the Kin
ney house near the village.
The remains of H. F. Andrus were bro't |
to Craftsbury for burial.
Mrs. Wyman Clark has moved from
Greensboro and taken rooms in a Dav-
isons house.
MISS Eliza Mitcbell has oone tn Ros-
ton to visit her sister and her mother |
sick with neuralgia.
rollers recently and threw David ITrle /
in front of it and it passed over his legs.
i'"'h0i oiooe CALL Dasi"'
The W. CT u. and Good Templars will
give an oyster supper at the NJ. E. church
in Craftsbury village on Monday evening.
Jan. Is. literary entertainment and
music will be furnished. Everybody is
invited.
Darhx
Charles Hidden has moved into one of
the houses on the Bates estate and will
break colts. We notice he seems to be at
home in this line of work.
The Cong. society gave sociahle at
Academy Hall on saturday evenino Dec
n that was we'll attended and tho ..ouilt,
was considerable
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w = Iohnson rood vow, ;,,to.oat;,.
oddr.,s, and ro,,,o,,-, ,,.o,,, -. ,,o4,,o,,
%
will attend school at Darbv .c.domu tho
remainder of the winter and tho Snr;no
term.
E++le ,,orL hos hoo, ,,o,,o ..,
keeping the roads of the town omen nv
building snow fences This is a step in
the rlght dlrectlon, ana many OF the very
worst places might be bettered by fences,
but the town ought to wake up in the
III VI Improvement anu ouilo ooihe