Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-10

West Burke
E. Burns, station agent, has moved
from his house to the tenement over the
depot
Wilbur Gaskill has returned from
short visit to Lynn, Mass, where his vile
is visiting her sister Mrs. f. Norris.
Rev. p. N Granger and wife went to
Walden Monday, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Granger neice, who has been sick
for long time with consumption.
Fred Davis has his stable full of colts
and horses, which he is breaking and
training. He will enlarge his stable ca
pacity soon He is one of the best horse
m en- in this vicinity
The Union meetings every evening, un-
der the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfiand, |
were continued during last week. Con-
siderable interest was shown in the SER |
vices.
LYndOnvilIe.
Geo Fl. Smalley, Gen. Agent for the
Connecticut General Life ms. Co., will |
move to Burlington on the beginning OF
/ the new year, where he will make his
HEADQUARTERS. We are sorry to lose Mr..
Smalley from our community. He has
been a very useful member of society, ac-
tive in church, temperance and all good
work, and reliable in every way.
Sutton
Sixty five persons attended the Ladies'
Aid Society at Dr. Colby's, last week.
f. A. Holmes, Ed. Brockway, Herman
Chapman and A. j. Rennie are spending
several days in Boston.
Mrs. J. e. Willard has been appointed
agent in this town to solicit funds for
the Mary Washington Monument Associ-
alton.
Riley Rennie has got home from Bos-
ton, where he has been running an ice
cart through the summer.-Mrs. +. Nj.
Abbott and little daughter have returned
from Boston.
Hard wick.
w. w. Marshall has rented the Aiken
tenement, Vacated by G. w. Bailey.
: Miss Maria Still has sold her place at
the Center to Fred Smith.
The donation to Elder Worthen was
quite well attended. About $50 was re-
: allied.
: Another teachers meeting is to be held
at East Hardwick, November ID. All
: teachers in Walden, Hardwick and Stan
nard are specially invited.
The negotiations for the sale of the
Centennial House property to George I'll.
Watson are not fully completed 1t is
expected, however, that some arrange
u ment will be made soon, as Mr.. Watson
. desires immediate possession to enable
. him to make some needed repairs and inn
u provements before winter. The price
mentioned is SO 900 for the hotel, livery
stable and farm at the Center.
ssNo rosin' in Brussels soap. "Last:
% thrice as long as cheap soap for laundr'
use.
st. .Johnsbury Centre
Hervey Cowdry narrowly escaped ter
rible death last Tuesday. He was work
! ing in ditch laying sewer pipe between
his house and the river, when the side o
= the ditch caved in upon him, burying hin
:, in depth of about three feet OF eartE
A man passing at the time saw the acc
dent and called for help, which was nea
at hand, and he was soon rescued fror
: his perilous position. He was very fol
- tunate in escaping with no injuries. A
amusing incident connected with this az
cideut occurred while the friends wer
extricating Mr.. Cowdry from the ditcl
g After H. NJ. Scott, who weighs in ii
neighborhood of 200 pounds, had bee
re digging a short time, he felt somethln
lis move beneath him and discovered that
had been standing upon Mr.. Cowdry
to was bad enough to be buried alive, but
IT. be stepped on and held down was mo
than Mr.. Cowdry expected.
ais sheffield.
all Mrs. Fred Kimball has gone to Bost'
for medical treatment.
ee- Mrs. Campbell from Newport is sto
at ping in town for few days.
Asa Brown, whose home Is in Canao
Did has been visiting friends in town.
err Hermon Simpson has put in telepho
ay running from the store to his house.
NJ Miss Edna Batchelder closed succe:
c. ful term of school in district No. 2.
Charles Sisco and wife have gone
IT. visit friends in Troy and other places.
DIS Noah Roberts has moved from the to
farm to Lyndon, on to the Pierce farm
ana Amasa Gray has rented his farm to
bina Simpson, and Mr.. Gray and
ted have gone to st. Johnsbury to work.
School in district No. 8, taught by Nj
FRS. Hattie Burroughs, closed Tuesday, NJ
tev- 4th. On Wednesday evening the sch
gave an exhibition, which was credl
both teacher and scholars.
ght East Hard wick.
lay A sa,a Of the Delano farm at the Stl
is talked of.
oys- G. l.. Johnson's engine for the ste
FIJI mill at Coles Pond was drawn from
station by Jerre Currier; he was
Ilgia days about it.
Ada The writer's family ate good-si
SQUASH raised from the seed of a SOU
visit grown in the season of 1990-two CT
is a in one season.
lie l. We understand that the maple su
manufactured after April LIST, 1891,
man he entitled to a bounty under the
e by law on certain conditions 1st, that
Nov. cense is seasonably obtained by the 4
1g in err; I'd, that the sugar shall attain
rman tain degree OF purity and solidity.
.sNo rosiu'' in Brussels soap. IL
az at t,rice as long" as cheap soap for lau
chool use.
noin WheeIOcEx.
each The long law suit, district VS.. Mes
fund : doo;dod in favor of the district.
and ,.b, hoS a h,
faculty of convincing people thaC
Z. Il. are in need of goods, sold lot for
hurcn ID. Parks on Sat. evening at good pr