Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-12-02

Frank ID. Hill, Apt; ThomaS FLOOD
james Gilman; w. III. II. Bingham, Apt,
Oscar Wards estate; John III. Dunning V
George Meserve ct ais, Apis; Mary f..
Burt, Apt, Alonzo II. Lucas's estate
Charles Z. Palmer ct uX., Apis. Luther
S. Jewett; w. H. & NJ. L. Gilchrist Rye
gate Granite works; Justus +. Shedd V
E. & Il. Fairbanks & Co. Leon Couture
Adolphus Porrell, Apt. M. f. Church
of Sutton Town of Sutton, Alexander
Roy William Roy.
Hardxvick-
Dr. Darling moved into his new house.
Lieutenant-Gov. Fuller was in the place
last week.
Crit. Collier has decided his place back
to Mr.. Sawyer.
Widow French is very low and cannot
| survive but few days unless she gets
help at once.
The Masons have their new hall fitted
ready for use, and held their first meet
ing in it on Wednesday evening, Nov. 27.
A. FL. Hooker from Plainfield, has
bought building lot of Merrill Hall and
intends to put up set of buildings next
summer.
Wheeler & Shipman are making prepa-
rations to do quite extensive numbering
business this winter Their business for
the last season has been very prosperous.
The Hardwick item in regard to the
school here should have read, Mr.. An
drus and Misses Baker and Lewis have
each done remarkably well for the dis
trict.
east EIaTdvick.
The fire company are building an en-
CINE house in the corner of school house
lot.
Dr. Hubert has returned from his
western tour and occupied the desk of
the Congregational church last Sabbath
sutton
Mrs Harris is still confined to her bed
and suffers greatly.
The winter term of school begins Mon
day. Mrs. Henry Ball will teach.
Ida Allen is home from Laconia to spend
the winter with her mother, Mrs. Daniel
Lee.
julius Parker has bought an incubator
and will try his luck at raising incubated
chickens.
The Ladies' Aid will meet: with Mrs.
HI. A. Blake Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Quite a gathering of children and grand
children met at n. X. Campbell's to cele-
brate thanks giving. Among the number
were f j. Campbell and wife and two
children, Sherman Campbell from New
port George Abbott and wife and two
children from Lebanon, N. H., and. Mrs
Fred Winslow and girl from Lyndonville.
w est Burke
The sleigh Co. have 20 sleighs nearly
completed which they are ready to sell.
A. B. Stoddard goes this week to take
charge of one of Fitzgerald's mills near
Norton.
School commences next Tuesday. MIR.
w. Heath in the higher and Miss May
Keller in the primary; both arc Johnson
graduates.
The Roundy Bros. have returned to
Lowell. Alpha Boyce is home for the
winter.-Myrtie Aldrich spent her vaca-
ton in Haverhill, Mass.
Ira Chappell was thrown from his load
of lumber last Wednesday, coming down
tho Woodruff hill, severely shaking him
up but he is now able to be dressed.
East Burke
Between fifty and sixty of the relatives
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. ID. w.
Cushing met at their pleasant nome last
| Wednesday to celebrate their golden we'd
ding pleasant time was enjoyed by all
and many useful and valuable presents
were left for the worthy couple.
| wheelOcix.
There will be donation visit and oys-
ter supper Tuesday eve, Dec. 10, at the
| Town Hall for the benefit of Rev. j. C..
Nelson. Cordial invitation to all.
| Island Pond.
g. f. Clark has converted the old odd