Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-04

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in the mountain region of Eastern
Tennessee.
Miss Lucretia Pettingill teaches at
North Troy-Miss Blanche Erwins at
the Center. 1t is expected that Miss
Ella Harvey will teach on the East side
of the river. Schools begin about
May 18th.
Westfeld.
Mrs. d. A. Winslow is lie poor health.
w. w. Wood has moved to Rich
ford.
Frank Clement has sold his black
smith business to Mr.. Boutillette.
Prof. B. G. Day held teachers ex-
animation here Friday, May 1. There
were eleven applicants for certificates.
Mrs. Ida Wakefield has been en-
gagged to teach the school in district
No. Z, on the west side of the noun
tain.
WeStmOre.
J. P. Robinson of Barton has been
fixing up and putting in a drag saw
for S. M. Cole.
Nellie Case Of Barton commences
the summer term of school at Mill
Brook to-day, May 4th.
VIM. King has moved back from Ev
ansville, where he has worked in the
stone shop the past winter.
Mr.. Garfield took the stage route
May 1. The time is changed; he goes
down to West Burke in the morning
and back af night after the mail train
comes in.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
Harris Smith was buried last Friday
Isaac Gage has bought a place at
Lyndonville.
w. E. Fairbanks has returned from
California somewhat improved in
health-Dr. H. J. Lane is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Stoddard, who has been i'll for
a long time, died Thursday, April %.
The funeral was attended at the house
on Saturday, Rev. J. E. Farrow offici-
ating. Mrs. Stoddard was 80 years
old and had lived in this village about
20 years. She was faithful and de-
voted Christian woman and was loved
and respected by all who knew her.
Captain Humphrey, who has been
very feeble and nearly blind since his
illness last winter, fell in his room last
Saturday, hurting his head somewhat,
and for a time it was feared his hip
was broken, but it was badly hurt and
he is now in a critical condition. He
was 50 years old last Sunday and has
been very smart until his illness q few
weeks ago.
sheffield.
A. A. Barber has moved back to his
FARM. 3. Bradley has moved
into his house in the village.-Frank
Barber has moved to his farm.
Aaron Gray has moved his house
and will put a new on one on the same
site Clement Gray does the work.
Mr.. Hanscom will build a new sugar
house and repair other buildings.
Harry Phillips and A. S. Chase and
wife were thrown from a wagon,
while going to Greensboro Bend re-
Gently, where Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
were to take the cars for Loon Lake,
N Y. They were quite badly, but
not seriously hurt.
West Burke.
Jacob Salmon is hard sick with the
lagrippe Morrill, Cole is failing.
Rev. Abner Howard and Mrs. Clark
were called to Newbury last week to
attend the funeral of their brotherin
law, Rev. John Currier, a man well
known throughout this vicinity.
Mrs. Frank Parent has sold her farm
on North Ridge in Sutton to Almos
Glidden for five hundred dollars, and
has bought the Marvin house at the
north end of School street, paying S400.
Lyndon.
Mrs. W. P.Ballou and daughter Eth
ell left for Wisconsin Wednesday morn
ing, where they will spend the sum-
mer with Ben Odiorne, Mrs. BallOu's
father
It is high time some measures were
taken to close up a certain rum hole
in the east part of this town and the
proprietor put where he can not carry
on his illegal business. The morals of
this town should be somewhat improv-
ed, and they would be if the law was
strictly enforced. ST. JohRsbury Re
publican.
WheeIOck.
Mrs. Bradley is gaining slowly.
Warren Wilson has gone to Morris
vile for a few days.
Mrs. Gilbert Gray has gone to st.
Johnsbury to help take care of her
grandchildren that are sick with
measles.
Dan Booth interviewed S. G. Cree's
circular saw the other day and now he
is minus the little finger on his right
hand.
Chester 0. Bradley, son Of Horace
Bradley, was found dead by the Sullo-
way brook near the II. Deos buildings
on Friday, where it is supposed he
fell in a fit and died from the effect of
the fit or from a blow on the head
which he received in the fan. He was
about % years old and afflicted with
epilepsy. He leaves a father and
mother each in very poor health.
East HardWick.
Mrs. David Wiley at Maplewood
farm is very sick.
Bert Cowles of Craftsbury is work
ing for H. A. Smith for the season.
Harry Grovro moves from the Mrs.
Woods house to w. S. Bailey's tene-
ement at the street.-Jacob LovejOy
is moving to the j. Cobb place. Jacob
w Farr to the Mrs. Nutting house.
Island Pond.
Rev. j. n. Walker, Congo. pastor
will soon close his labor in this place.
The G. A, r. Boys have an exhibit