Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-05-12
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Mrs. Horace Bradley has brother and
his wife from Wisconsin visiting her.
Mr.. Fox from Mass. was in town last
week, looking after car load of cows.
Elijah Willard, a respected man, who
was born and always lived in town, died
Apr. II.
School district No. (which has a grand
list of only $50, made $40, 800 pounds of
sugar the present season. District No
made 90, SOC pounds. The sugar crop will
bring a large amount of money into town.
East HardNVicIx.
J. A. Kidder has blossomed out with a
bay window.
Rev. c. H. Merritt, Sec. of Domestic
Missions, preached at the Cong. church
Nav 18th.
East Burke
E. b. Gaskil has rented the old harness
shop and will do repairing. He will board
at w. B. Goddings.
The funeral of Carlos Parker was held
at the NJ. L. church, Tuesday. The pas
tor, Rev. j. +. Farrow, ofliciated, assist
ed by Revs. Donaldson, Granger, Cush-
ing and Howard who also assisted as
bearers Mr.. Parker was SO years old. a
devoted Christian, and loved and respect
ed by all who knew him.
Island Pond.
Quite number of members of Erastus
ID,
new Post at Morgan Cetner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Rawson have re-
turned from the South. Mr.. Rawson will
resume his place in the drug store.
Pat. Boyle is in the limbo on account
of smuggling operations in liquor. Loss
of team and stuff is the penalty.
Mr.. F. O. Call of Sutton Junction, p.
O., and Miss Mabel Wing of this village
were married last week. Their home will
be in Sutton, P. Q.
Is it not mistaken kindness to raise
subscription to pay Il rumseller's fine?
This is the noble work some of our citi-
Gems have lately been engaged in.
Mr.. Robert Hay of Richmond, Que, for
six years Division Supt. on this district
having left the service, his position is
assumed by Mr.. j. Freeman.
M. H. Davis is in financial difficulty and
is trying to effect Il settlement with his
creditors.-Mrs. O. A. Chase's creditors
are arranging to put her into insolvency.
Bert Fellows meat cart has appeared
on our streets again, and is a welcome
visitor. Queer how the prices of meat
went up when we could buy at only one
place.
The Essex County Teachers Institute
convenes at Guildhall, May 81. Reduced
rates will be given over the G.. T. r. r.,
and very interesting program has been
arranged.
Some think an editors lot is not a hap
ply one, but we learn that Bro. Bishop
holds the first certificate of deposit in our
new savings bank, so the BUD is ap-
parently prosperous.
Rev. E. j. Rooms, rector of Christ
church, died at Philadelphia last Thurs
day Although a comparative stranger
here, his eloquent tongue and pleasant
greeting won him the regard of every one,
and he will be missed and regretted by
all.
She field.
Mrs L. B. Bradley is about the same.
Percival Gray has girl sick with diph
liberia.
Cora Sherburne teaches in the Hall dis
trict.
Charlie and Lila Wood have gone to
r. I. on visit.
William Simpson has buried two chill
dren with diphtheria. 1t is hoped the dis
ease will not spread any farther.
Jesse Christie has moved in with his
father. Aaron Gray has moved into the
house vacated by Christie.
Omer Chesley has gone on to the road
for j. G. Eaton. Omer will make good
peddler no doubt.