Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-11
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convenience.
Mrs. Lucretia M. Dane has moved from
! Runy Dawney's to this village, and occu-
pies the Lyman Williams house-Mr
VIM. Williams has rented the George Has
/ lett house, and will move in as soon as
necessary repairs are made.
! N. S. Rogers has in his possession the
/ inaugural address of President William
Henry Harrison delivered March 18th. 1871,
and published in the New Hampshire
Courier at Concord, New Hampshire, Fri
! day, March 18th, 1871. The paper also
/ contains an account of the inaugural GER
/ emory as carried out on that occasion
! Mr.. Rogers accidentally found it among
some old papers of his fathers, who was
staunch wing and voted for Harrison
Albert Tracy has rented his farm to
Hardy Pettingill for one year, and Tracy
goes to Boston to work in a restaurant
Mrs. Dorothea Baker has rented her farm
to Alvah Larabee for one year, and will
move to Newport.
South Troy.
There will be a term of school in the
village this spring-two grades.
Mr.. Stevens has returned from Wash
ingtOn. His box shop is shut down on
account of broken machinery.
WestHeld.
Some of our sugar makers have made
quite lot of sugar in the last few warm
days.
d. A. Winslow moves on to his farm
and S. B. Perkins, who has rented the
farm for three years, goes to Lowell.
School closed in district no. 5 on Fri
day with an exhibition in the evening
that proved to be a good entertainment,
and reflected credit upon both teacher
and scholars.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Sutton.
D. E. Ruggles has let his farm to Syl-
vester Gray of Newark.
j. E. Willard was elected town clerk
for the twentieth time last Tuesday.
Eta Whipple has gone to st. Johnsbury
to finish out term of school for a sick
teacher.
The Home Circle close their enter
tainments Saturday night with mas
querade.
The new Good Templars Lodge has
made choice of S. S. Dowd for w. C.
and have chosen the name of Hillside
Lodge.
Peter Grasset fell from tree a distance
Of 40 feet and lodged in a snow drift.
Peter says he struck on his head, but
does not think that he broke his neck al
though it is pretty lame.
Frank Abbott's little girl stood in the
door the othe evening blowing toward Their
moon. Her father observed her and in
quired "Lillie, what are you doing?"
Trying to blow out the moon,' was the
answer.
Prof. NJ III. Eddy, teacher in st. Johns
bury academy and organist in the South
church, was in town last Friday. He will
come here in May to give music lessons
if sufficient number of scholars can be
obtained. This will give a good chance
for good instruction at home. Inquire of
DR.. Colby.
Hardxviclx.
Considerable sickness in this vicinity.
Mrs. Stone has the pneumonia.
Charles NJ. Ide is now at home. He
has recently been to Fort Payne, Ala.
Corporal Tanner is expected to lecture
here March 20, under the auspices OF the
Grand Army post.
w. 1. Leonard is furnishing stone for
o. H. Marshs new building. and is now
drawing them.
Judge Fl. H. Powers is announced to
deliver an address here March II, upon
"The Industries of Hardwick."
The selectmens report of the opera
tions of the liquor agency shows sales of
liquor for the part year of S652.37, with
profit on sales of Sl98.
Mrs. Anna Kittredge has bought the
grocery business and stock of her late
husbands estate, and continues the bus
mess on her own account.
Geo. w. Bridgman has rented his faith
er's old homestead near this village to
James and Edwin Lane, and moved his
family, including his mother and sister,
to the Perrin place, near Jackson bridge,
which he has rented.
East Ha1-dxvicIk.
Mrs. Stevens is quite sick.-Miss Lu-
cinda Goodrich is very sick and her re-
covery doubtful
John Chandler has taken the Simeon
Goodrich farm for one year.-Seth w.
Conant has taken w. H. Underwood's
farm for one year.
Rev. G. B. Hurlbert is a candidate for
supervisor of schools for Caledonia coun-
ty. We hope he may get the election.
No better choice could be made.
The remains of Miss Eta p. Stevens
who died in Iowa came by express March
I'd, and the funeral was attended by DR..
Hurlbert at the Dea. Stevens residence
on Saturday, the Sd inst, by large con-
course of people.
West Burke.
Lyman Morris of r. L., former resi-
dent was in town last week.
The Quebec Lumber Co.'S mill was shut
down for repairs last week.
DR.. A. A. Cheney was elected a member
of the board of education from this town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Corlis of Barnston,
Que, were visiting A. L. Aldrich last
week.
Ray Ruggles and Fred Porter, with
their ladies attended the marriage of
Addie Trull, daughter of David Trull of
st Johnsbury, to Robert Rayner last Tues
day eve.
WheelOclx.
Fred Hoffman is looking for that horse
that he has claim on.
VIM. Ranney is going to carry on the
Sulloway sugar place, and Geo. Barber
carries on Mrs. Wards.
G.L.Gerry of ST. Johnsbury has bought
the Geo. Messerve farm.-Chas. Hoyt