Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-05-28
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Carter Fowler is the happy possessol
of another heir.
Bears are making sad havoc among O
p. Wright's sheep.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown is very sick. and
it is feared she will not recover.
n. C. Hoyt and Willis Wakefield have
taken their annual fishing tour to Canads
and report good luck.
| Mabel,a three-year- daughter of w
recently.
| N. Root has bargained his shop to Mrs,
Asahel Smith for dwelling house, and
will build larger one.
| Westmore.
Fishing is fairly begun
Remember the Sunday services-a SER
mon read each Sunday.
H. E. Lyon is laid up with bad cash
in his foot, cut with an ak.
E. G. Sanborn has been to N. H. deliv-
ering nursery stock for Miller & House.
The engine in the bobbin mill is being
replaced by one of greater power, which
will be arranged to burn dust and shay
ings, thereby saving fuel.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
The June conference of the Congrega-
tional churches will be held at East
Hardwick June and 6.
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Union of Caledonia county will hold
their annual institute at North Danville,
June Is and IA. Each auxiliary union is
entitled to three delegates. Other tenn
perance organizations and churches in
the county where no unions exist are
invited to send two representatives.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore will deliver
the address at the Lyndon Institute an
niversary this year. Date, June 9Th.
Place, Music hall, Lyndonville. Sub
ject, GA dream of tomorrow" Special
rates will be granted those living on the
Passumpsic line, and the evening train
south will he held until after the lecture.
St. JOhnSburv.
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G. road is being filed. Aside from the
long trestle at Pumpkin hill there is
now only one other between here and
Danville. The story that the Pumpkin
hill trestle is to be filed is entirely with
out foundation.
Edward E. Higgins has closed his
connection with the Standard Electric
light company to engage in the business
representing the Sprague Electric and
Motor company. He will probably be
located at Rochester, n. Y.
Ed. Drew, who has been in Jail at this
ceny, was taken to Newport on Saturday
by his father, Jerry Drew. The young
man showed symptoms of arrangement
some weeks ago and he has grown weak
er of late seeming to be partially par
alyzed.
West Burke.
VIM. G. Anger is appointed section
boss.
Willis Bowman will open barber
shop.
The third district union l. o. G. t.
holds its meeting at West Burke on
Friday next. Public session in the even
ing. good programme is made and
the meeting promises to be useful and
pleasant.
Lyndon
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Quimby are expected
Since their return from Florida they have
been staying in Pawtucket, which is
Mrs. Quimby's old home.
The Hall & Chase saw mill started up
this week and will turn out $4,000 feet
of lumber a day. They have 100000
feet of logs which came down from East
Haven, and which they had some diff
Guilty in keeping within the boom dur
ing high water.
The Lyndon carriage company have
turned out 80 carriages this year and
made so sleighs during the winter. Their
trade outlook is brighter than ever and
only recently they shipped carload of
carriages to Minneapolis. The style of
buggies and carriages this year has been
changed by lowering the bodies fully
six inches.
HaTdWicIx.
Dan. Aiken is expected home soon.
Mrs. Vern Dutton and niece have gone
to ST. Stephens, n. B., on visit.
Henry Mack is in New Hampshire put
ting up large job of granite which has
been completed in his shop this winter.
Gary Houston has moved into the house
which Mr.. Clement vacated.-Mr Bar
rett's family have moved into the house
hack of the church