Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-22

leg near the body. The large hook pen
etrated his leg nearly two inches, making
serious wound. DR. Kinney was consult
/ ed and he is now doing we'll
The hearing before w. W. Goss, Esq,
! of State VS.. Charles Miles resulted in
binding Miles up in $3.50 bail, which he
| failed to procure and was taken To New
port Jail the next day by Sheriff Graham
to await the next session of Orleans
county court. He is also under bail for
| appearance before the June term
Caledonia county court, for assault and
battery. 1t is hoped that he will be
dealt with as he deserves
Greensboro Bend.
Miss Nettie Clark is engaged to teach
the school in district No. 6, where she
has taught two very successful terms
Holland.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis and Isaac Baldwin
and family have returned from Lowell,
Mass, where they have been visiting
their friends.
Charles BARRIERS heart is filled with
joy, for now he has an infant boy; a
daughter, too, he has to greet and thus
his joy is more complete.
Jay
NJ. S. and c. D. Chamberlin have rented
the L. A. Crandall farm for year, and
take possession May LIST.
A,c L CboCo bod n c,,oor ,,a,.+,, NO
Gently at which nearly 70 were present.
A very pleasant gathering.
Rev. F. E. Currier has gone to confer
ence.-Moses Baraw and family have gone
to Bradford N. H., for work.-Stella
Campbell and her children go to Spencer,
Mass, to spend the season.
| Lowell.
The following resolutions were ak0pt-
ed by Hazen Post, G. A. R., April 10Th:
WHEREAS, Our comrade, James Arthur
| Edwards, has been summoned by death
! from our midst to the encampment above,
| therefore
! ReSOlUed, That while we reverently
| submissively bow to the mandate of Him
who doeth all things well, yet when the
/ ties of comradeShip are severed and our
ranks are broken, we realize that we shall
meet our comrade here no more, our
hearts are burdened with sorrow.
ResOlUed, That the amiable, unobtrusive
demeanor of our late comrade, his high
| moral worth, his sterling integrity, his
unblemished character, his pure, upright
| Christian life, and his patriotic devotion
| to his country will be held by US in sacred
! remembrance.
| Res0lUed, That we deeply sympathize
with the family and friends of our depart
ed comrade in their great bereavement.
RUFUS KINsLEY, (o,,,,,,;ttoo
JOHN SAWYER,
Morgan Center.
Gray & Gilmore have started their
saw mill.
Henry Bean and Joseph Gilman have
gone to New York.
J. A. Gray has leased his Maplesden
farm to Alonzo Ewins for three years.
L. H. Wheeler has bought Joseph Pills
bury's farm in Holland.
Newport.
Mrs. S. S. Gilbert, who has been very
sick, is better.
Charles Brady is thoroughly repairing
his village residence.
May (HalD Jerome has gone to Califor-
MIA to join her husband who is there.
The Congregational people will hold
religious services in the court house while
building their new church.
DIR. Gaines has bought out the old yes
try building and will move 1t to a lot on
the Fuller estate and convert it into a
tenement house.
Frank Mitchell has built shop for his
business near the foot of sand hill in
West Derby on the land bought by him
from the Grandy estate.
Wonder if the village authorities are
going to let our fast horse men use Main
street as trotting course? The accidents
already occurring show that there will be
something worse ere long.
About two months ago S. G. Scott bot
a horse of a man who came along here
and gave his name as Wilson. Last week
a man by the name of Burke came here
from Bangor, Maine, and claimed the
horse as one which had been stolen from
him.
NEWPORT Center.
d. L. Hildreth has sold his cows and
their calves to G. T. Shaw of So. Troy.
Jack Courtney has recovered from his in
juries and gone back to work on the rail-
road.-Albert Tracy is home from Boston.
Lorenzo Wiley died April Is of con-
sumption, leaving wife and two chill
dren He was buried with Masonic hon.
ors on Wednesday. He was man uni
versally esteemed. Mrs. Wiley has gone
to Enosburg with her mother.
North Troy.
Fred Hunt appears in more than ordi-
nary spirts-there is new girl at his
house
George Rice and Miss Bessie Reail,
both of this town were united in mar
rage by Elder w. P. Drown on the 4th
inst.
VIII Austin is in the tolls of the law,
being arrested this morning by officer
Lake, charged with intoxication. Prob
ably Il fine will be the outcome of Aust
ms escapade.
WeStGeld.
Miss Blanchard teaches the spring
term in dist ).
Ben Wedge and Luvia Dixon are made
one by marriage.
The river men are running saw logs.
The stock along the river is heavy.
There is quite feeling here in regard
to the guardian matter of Ethel May
Davis, which the death of her mother,
Jennie (Hoyt) Davis, tends to make more
intense. Mrs. Davis has been sick and
unable to care for the child for some time
and there had been long ''hearing' in
the case, which stands adjourned. 1t is
hoped that Judge Austin will grant the
dying request of the mother and let the
child remain with its grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Hoyt. 1t is reported that
Davis has been here for the purpose of
removing the child, but was warned to
laava nv. the citizens and soon diSanpaar