Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-08-25

Miss Belle Gleason has rheumatic fever
Mrs. DR.. Lane is quite sick and it is
feared will have fever.-Mrs. Horace
Gage is confined to the house with rheu-
matte trouble.
A sociable was held Wednesday even
/ ing in the Cong. church for the purpose
of giving all an opportunity to bid good
bye to DR.. Burton and family who leave
here next week for their new home in
Minneapolis. They leave host of friends
and will be greatly missed.
w est Burke.
Ezra Allard is home from Spring Val
ley on a visit.
| Willoughby Lake hotel under Mr.. Rich
ardsons management increases in popu-
larity and patronage from year to year.
The railroad commissioners are to Wis
it this place by request of petitioners
who desire to have the p. m. express
train stop here.
Pensions granted under Porter's agen-
cy the past week: O. c. Spencer, resto-
ration and increase, So; Mrs. Samuel
Cole, original, So; Dana Howe, original,
So; Charles Hapgood, original, So.
Hardxvicx-
A. d. Kimball from Plainfeld will open
"a law office here.
Brush & Curtis will erect stone sheds
near the steam mill.
Joel Foster OF Montpelier has been
looking over the matter of water sup
ply for the village through the Aiken
water line.
The M. E. church people have bought
the land in rear of their church and pur-
pose to make improvements about the
church in the removal of horse sheds, etc.
L. Martin has purchased lot of the
Bridgman sisters, near the DR.. Darling
house where he intends to build house
j. B. Livingstone of the east village
will build on the Porter lot near the
bridge.
Lyndon Center.
L. B. Harris entered fine herd of Is
Hereford cattle and flock of 20 Shrop-
shire sheep in the New England fair to
be held at Worcester, Mass, Sept. 2-5
inclusive. His stock ranks among the
best in New England and is sure to win
recognition wherever they are exhibited.
sheffield.
Ivers Ferguson has let his farm to
George Newell.
Amasa Chase and wife have returned
from visit in Canada.
Quite number have been attending the
campmeeting at Lyndonville.
Mrs. Mary Newell has daughter from
the West visiting her.
Miss Abbie Taylor Is engaged to teach
in Dist No. 3 this fall.
Herbert Drown and family have been
to Waterford and Concord visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. J. Giffin is improving slowly.
Mrs. E. X. Hill is better.-Mrs. Tim
othy Hill is sick.
Jacob is informed that Lyndonville is
in Caledonia county, and that mourning
goods will be at discount if he has
occasion to move.
Sutton
The remains of David Jenness, for
mer townsman, were brought here for
burial week ago last Friday from Burke
Hollow where he has lived for a few
years.
Miss Sadie Drown of Washington,
ID. c., is at III. A. Blake's.-Mrs Edward
Flint of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting her
father, n. X. Campbell.-Mrs. j. p. Otis
from Clay Centre, Kansas, is visiting her
childhood friends and home. All are glad
to meet her again after three years alb
sence. Quite number of strangers are
in town at present renewing former ac-
quaintanceS. Among them is Daniel Ball,
brother of A. FL. Ball, from Colorado,
who has been in town but once in 20
years.
EAST Hard wick.
Edwin Hovey is home from Denver,
Col, for short visit.
The Boardman bridge, above the viii
lage, is being rebuilt by Clinton Keith.
The fast horses from the Maplewood
stock farm are at Mystic Park, and will
60 to the Rutland races before their re-
turn home.
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