Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-14

Barney Reagan, who went with severa
: other men from here to Parkersburgh, w
Va, afew weeks ago, has become dissat
istied with the change he has made and
is soon to come back here.
A lad named Donegan, living in West
Derby, while watering COW last Thurs
day, carelessIy tied the halter around his
own body, and the COW taking fright ran
with him, injuring him SO that he died
Saturday.
NewDOrG Center.
Ha! Ha! a boy to Ellery Percys.
Mrs George Percy and Mrs. Horn are
sick.
Fred Hildreth, who recently bought out
his fathers mercantile business, has
received a nobby lot of new goods.
North Troy.
Byron Sherman, bad character was
arrested and taken to Newport Jail We'd
nesdaY last.
C. H. Butterfield of the Palladium was
sick during last week.-Mrs.. G. p. Ewens
and Mrs. Harry Marsh are both sick.
Hon. H. C. Wilson is making extensive
repairs on his residence.
Mrs. Donegan widow of the late Owen
Donegan, died at her East Hill home last
week. The funeral was held at Newport.
westHeld.
[. D. Johnson has moved to Troy, and
Frank Belrose to Jay.
Winnie Rider has gone to Burlington
as an attendant in the Children's Home in
that place.
! FL. P. Woodwork has sold the buildings
and five acres of land off the place that
he bought of Mrs. L. P. James, to Mark
Hitchcock.
Will Wright and Jennie Ward were
married recently, land have gone to house
keeping near Hoyt's mill and will board
the help at the mill.
Walter Burnham, l.. S. Woodwork
and Jack Coburn, who have new iron SUI
gar arches recently, discovered that they
set the floor of their sugar houses on fire.
Brown & Miller have been running
their saw-mill night and day, of late. A
breakage occurred last Friday night,
which suspended operations for a time.
On account of illness, Rev. E. Rose did
not hold Fast Day services at the Cong.
church, as had been appointed. An ex-
cellent Easter sermon was preached by
him on Sunday, Apr. 6, however.
E. III. Wood has broken up housekeep-
ing since the death of his wife. His moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Chase, has returned to
her home in Waterville. His little daugh-
ter, Flossie, has gone to live at Arad
Browns.
Sunday evening, April 9th, the Y. P S.
G. E. elected the following officers for
the ensuing six months Pres, Prof. NJ.
S. Stone vice president, w. D. Miller;
Sec. and Treas, w. B. Gilphin lookout
Com, Albert Farman, Jessie Woodwork,
Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock; prayer meeting
committee, Albert Rider, Eliza Brown,
Mrs. H Woodwork social Com. Mrs
w. d. Miller, Lillian Wright Lizzie Hitch
cock, Mrs. Homer Burnham, w. B. Gill
pin; musical Com, Lillian Wright, Car
RE Miller, Ethel Wright, EIgie Brown.
WeStmOre.
Solomon Jesseman, died the 10th. hav-
ing suffered since early in the winter with
paralysis.
The Pike Co. are pulling down the old
starch-factory and will take the timber to
Evansville to put into the new stone shop.
Ind
taken possession of the Facto farm,
The Conley Bros. have moved back
from Groton, and report good winters
work.
HardwIclx.
Hon. Henry Perley, one of the best
known business men in this vicinity died
of pneumonia at late hour Saturday eve
ming, He had been out on Wednesday,
when he had chill, which developed in
to pneumonia with the above result. Mr..
Perley was a native of Euosburgh, but
came to this town many years ago and
engaged in business, operating a grist,
-four and feed mill and other local indus
tries. He is said to have been the oldest
trial justice in the state, having received
his first commission from Gov. Erastus
Fairbanks in 1860, and this has been re-
newed by each successive governor since.
The funeral was held at his resid ence on
Tuesday " dled0nidR.
East HardNvIcIx.
Mrs. George Goodrich is confined to
her bed.
Mary Blake is slowly recovering from
her illness.
Rev ID. N.Prentiss from Conn. will sup
ply at the Congregational church through
April.
M RS. Keller is building house, John
Nichols is doing the carpenter and joiner
work.
Sutton
G. M. Campbell started for Kansas
Friday.
Oscar BundY and Mrs. Fisher are able
to be out again.
Fremont Campbell is here from New
port for short visit.
Solomon Jesseman, a brother of Ira
from Westmore.
Word comes that John Darling and
wife are on their way home to bury their
only child, Herbert. 1t seems a very sad
case, it being only a few years since their
other son died with the same dread dis
ease, consumption.
East Burke.
Harrison Finney, has sold his farm to
B, T. Lincoln, and bought the Dunton
farm in Lyndon.
w, E. Fairbanks has sold his groceri-
es and other goods to G. P. Frasier.
Mrs. D. B. Cushing, will open her mill
ernary shop again this spring.
A Mrs. Stevens of Lancaster is visiting
her neice Mrs. w. E. Fairbanks.
Title Lowell goes back as teacher at
T,VndOnvilla next Monday