Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-01-28
East CharIeStOn

j. B. Moody.
Geo. Piper and wife have gone to Il
land Pond to work for M. c. Davis in tn
Essex House one year
Luther Trip and family return to Co
orado, stopping on the way to visit Mrs
Trips people, in Canada.-Mr. Nichol
is here on visit, from Maine.
Coventry.
place with Geo. Buck for his place in tn
village.
The Loyal Legion gave the Mothe
Goose entertainment last Wednesday eve
The children deserve much credit.
CraftSburv-
Harvey Libby is clerking at the new
store.
The w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs. jane
Anderson, East Craftsbury, Tuesday Feb
9Th.
Will. Colburn, former employee of L
F. Smith, has returned and hired to hin
again.
Abner Powers is suffering from paraly
sis.-There are several cases of measles
in town.
The Loyal Legion hold an entertain
ment at M. E. church next Saturday ev
ening, Jan. 3.
J. Kier, our tinman, has done quite an
extensive business the past year. In the
last four months ne has sold $500 worth
of the II. A. and J. Kier water heaters,
several having been sent the Maine and
New Hampshire.
James A. Gallagher has bought the
Warren Seaver farm.-Warren Seaver has
bought the Stephen Renfrew farm.-John
Gallagher has bought the James Gala
CHER farm at the Common.~-Frank Chace
has bought the Charles Chace farm in
Greensboro.
Young Peoples society of Christian
Endeavor has been formed at the Com
mon with the following officers: presi-
dent Edward Dutton; vice president, Miss
Anna Paddock; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Kate Dutton; recording secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Woodbury..
Mrs. VIM. Marsh, who has been i'll for
some months, is better and about the
house again. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh are
among the oldest citizens in town. They
live alone at the age of IA years, as happy
as years ago. They desire to thank their
many friends for kindness and assistance
during the illness of Mrs. M.
Derby.
E. Rye has moved his family to Derby
Line, and Charles Hyland has moved into
his tenement. Hyland has bought the
Nourse shop and is shoeing horses.
Derby Line.
c. O. Brigham is in Boston looking af-
ter business matters.
III. |. Hastings and Mrs. H. l. Hastings
have gone to Dakota visiting their friends.
The dam on the river near the r. r.
station has gone out, much to the injury of
the Lawrence feed mill and the machine
shop.
Caswell & French have Go teams and
1S5 men engaged in the lumber business
in Holland, and at their new mill in
Maine.
A. B. Nelson has sold out his boot and
shoe manufacturing business to parties in
Worcester, Mass, and it will be moved
there. We are not pleased to have the
business move out of our village.
Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Leonard, aged
and infirm people, move in with their SON
in-law, Martin Sherburne.
The Greensboro Bend boys gave us
some good music at the promenade. The
Antiquarian supper was success.
Percy and Edwin Williams, aged IL
and years, have drawn out so cords of
manure with steers, besides attending
school this winter.
There will be an entertainment for the
benefit of the W. r. G. on the evening of
Feb. It'll, consisting of music, recitations,
a short address. Supper from to 6.
The Earnest Workers will give rib
bon party and hulled corn supper at the
NJ. E. church on Wednesday evening, Jan.
Both, at which there will be appropriate
musical and literary exercises.
Lackey & Aldrich have decided to put
in creamery apparatus sufficient for
making the butter from a thousand cows.
They work on the cream gathering sys-
tenn, and pay stipulated price for cream,
taking it at the doors of their customers
Bend.
Thos. Ruin has opened meat market
in the rooms vacated by Burt Lang.
Tolman & Simpson have 20 teams draw
ing logs from Wheelock mountain.
A. j. Weed and wife from ST. Johns
bury have been visiting at c. Q. Davi-
sons. Mr.. Weed is in very poor health,
and thinks of going to Texas to see if
that climate will not benefit him.
Mrs. Denville, Mrs. T. S. Daniels and
John Barr are on the sick lst.-The
daughter of William Lang, who has been
hard sick in Victory, has so improved as
to be brought home.-W. S.McDowell is
out again on clutches. Don't break that
leg again, W. S.
James Bradford, from New York, is in
town on visit.
James Burbeck is very low from the eff
fects of paralytic shock.
Judge Fletcher and wife are in New
York, visiting their daughters people.
On Friday last Mr.. Clark Moulton, a
resident of Holland, visited the Line, and
after imbibing freely, left for home with
a bottle of whiskey in his pocket in the
evening. Not arriving home search
was made for him in the morning, and he
was found frozen to death in a field
across which he was evidently taking a
short cut, and was within half a mile of
home when he fell down and sank into
drunken slumber ending in that sleep
from which there is no awaking. For
the paltry pittance obtained for the drink
he used who wonld haye the guilt of this
mans blood on his hands? Yes, the mon
ey so gained was blood money, and the
x,ho cold hin, ba Stuff iS morally