Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-06


trot, among them one Buck and George
Audette
tramp named Meeken, drunken and
bruised from intoxicated turmoil, was
prowling around the streets the latter
part of last week until threatened by the
authorities, when he left
we@tGeId.
Mrs. Lucinda Burba recently received
severe injuries from fall.
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co, pay Jasper Phillips S13 to settle his
recent loss by the fire in his house
Luke Miller has gone to Conn, on
visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Elbrdge Hitch
cock went to Bolton, P. O., last Saturday
on a visit.
M. w. Farman delivered his lecture on
the .sOne-armed Admiral in the Congl
/. church last Friday evening, Sept. g. un-
der the Auspices of Y. P. S. c. E. There
was good attendance. 1t is said the
lecture was first class.
The Congl Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
d. e. Wright last Friday afternoon and
evening. There were about fifty present
and the society recognized, electing the
following officers: Pres, Mrs. Emory
Miller; vice pres, Lizzie Hitchcock: sec,
Lillian Wright: treas, Elva FarmaD
committee, Mrs. Sidney Hendrix, Mrs.
d. E. Wright, Mrs. Dea Ryder.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
DanviIIe.
The remains of Mr.. Burnside of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were brought here recently
for burial. Mr.. Burnside was a native of
| this town ana lived here during the early
part of his life, his childhood home being
on the spot where Thurber's hotel is loca-
ted. Mrs. Elvira Cook, formerly of Dan
vile, is sister of Mr.. Burnside and she
has been with him for two years past.
There were present at the burial son
from Newton, Mass, and two sisters
Mrs. Cook of Cleveland and Mrs. Wool
son of Montpelier, besides other relatives
Mr. Burnsides age was about 65 and he
had been sick for several months.
East Hard wick.
J. H. George has new silled portion
of his store.
Mrs. Sanderson, sister of Mrs j. M.
Hancock is visiting her and their sister,
Mrs. John Woodbury. also.
Ed. Dow is still at work on his house
1t will be fine looking one when COM
pleted.
The style of the new store will be Nc
Daniels & Springer, the New York bar
gain house. New goods for the store
are being received
The East Hardwick local correspon- |
dent, or is it the editor of the Hardwick |
Gazette, would do well to remember the
old proverb, ''Those who live in glass |
houses should not throw stones"
The through freight train, No 5, met |
with slight accident here at 11.3O Mon |
day morning. AS the train was passing |
over the switch at the lower end of the |
yard one of the cars climbed the switch |
and three cars were deraiIed. The cars |
were laden with corn and were badly |
smashed. The track was torn up a good |
deal and trains delayed several hours. |
for Lewiston, Me. The IO4, 4.26. and |
5.25 trains carried by and the track was |
not cleared until O'Clock the next morn |
ing. One of the cars was so badly smash
ed that it was destroyed The other two |
cars will be saved.
LyndOnViIIe.
ChaS. Folsom and A. NJ Stone have |
gone to New Mexico to be gone several |
weeks.
Taylor & Wadleigh, who have bought |
Fred Winslow's stock of drugs and med |
icines, have taken possession.
j. t. Crawford, storekeeper at the
railroad shops, moves from Burke to the |
tenement house owned by C. S. LeBour-
veau.
The engineers and tiremen of the Pas
sumpsic division are to receive an in |
crease in pay of ten cents day, this in |
crease dating from Sept. l.
On Tuesday morning the engines in
the yard gave quite fire alarm. The |
fire was soon found to be in the roof of |
C. P. Chase's house and was quickly ex-
tinguished.
sheffield.
Mrs. S. d. Atwood has returned to st.
Johnsbury after visit among relatives.
Perry Hanscom is home from Boston
Louise Ferguson has gone to St. Johns
bury TO stop with her aunt Mrs. Jenness.
Mrs. Hood has returned to her home.
George Newell and Laban Bradley have
moved to Ivers Ferguson's farm.-A. A.
Barber has rented Laban Bradley's house
in the village.
wheeIoclx.
The way of the transgressor is hard.
Remember the campfire Wednesday eve
Oct. s.
Ward Bradley came home from Mont
pelier last Friday sick.
j. G. King from Chicago has been here
to visit his brother II. P. King.
E. t. Kelley is very feeble and fears
ard entertained that he will not recover.
Calvin Rogers, brother of Charles
Rogers from Mass, is here on a visit.
Mrs. Harry Squires is here from St.
Johnsbury on visit.-Mrs. Frank Tay-
lor is in town.
| The lawsuit Monday, was between
Mrs. C. Piper and Amos G. Drown for
trespass. The court found for plaintiff
and cost $40.