Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25


and the amputation of a leg almost at
the close of the war. He was an hon
orable and much esteemed gentleman.
n. M. Scott & Sons have begun work
on the Nelson block, recently purchas-
ed. They will remove the present pi-
azza and build a more desirable one,
put in two plate glass windows, and
extend the store so feet i'm length with
a basement under the whole. They
will build a new office for Geo. p.
Moore just west of the present build
ing and his scales will be located still
west of his Office, so that teams can
drive on from Pearl street or the Ave-
nue..
Rumors about the financial condition
of the Passumpsic Savings Bank have
been not altogether pleasant of late;
but there appears to be no grounds of
alarm. About one half of their in
vestments are in Vermont, and the
bank is sound.
The June term of the county court
cOnvenes here June ?, Hon. Loveland
Munson presiding There are about
25 cases set for the jury, none special
ly important.
GRAND JURORS.
Barnet, Henry A. Gilfllan.
Burke, Wilbur b. Goddng.
Danville, Hiram A. Kelsey.
GrotOn, J. r. Darling.
Hardwick, J. B. Livingston.
Kirby, Milo Jenkins.
Lyndon, Daniel S. Winter.
Newark, Adna ID. Blake.
Peacham, Plynn Bolton.
Ryegate, George Cochran.
st. Johnsbury, Henry f. Griswold, Albert
Worcester.
Sheffield, Ward Bradley.
Stannard, Hiram Daniels.
Sutton, Dustin E. Kimball.
Walden, 5. n. Davis.
Waterford, Emery E. Hovey.
Wheelock, William Morgan
PETIT JURORS.
Barnet, James r. Galbraith, Jacob 5. Gould.
Burke George w. Woodruff Daniel S.Towns-
end.
Danville Frank Pettingill, Byron p. Cole.
Groton, William Z. Goodwin.
Hardwick, James Kelso, Clinton Keith.
Kirby, o. w. Nickerson.
Lyndon, William l.. Park, Jonathan A.
Hunter.
Newark, Rufus G. Foster.
Peacham, Walter N.Blanchard, Frank Shaw.
Ryegate, Charles +. Lampher, Solomon
Chamberlain.
ent.
Sheffield George Williams.
Stannard, J. n. Sawtelle.
Sutton, Orrin T. Curtis, Fred A. Roundy.
Walden, Elijah kimball, Nathaniel Burbank.
Waterford, r, p: Carpenter, Wilbur L.Green.
Wheelock, William w. Bean.
East Burke.
Bion Humphrey has gone to CRANKY
to work
Isaac Gage has bought a place and
moved to Lyndonville.
Mr.. Thomas Fairbrother, one of our
oldest citizens is in poor health.
Everybody has got the grippe and
the rest have whooping cough or
humps.
Mrs. H. p. Cushing is about closing
up her affairs here and moving to Bar
re, where she will reside permanently.
West Burke.
Willie Bishop is at home sick with
typhoid fever.
Hiram Bugbee is hard sick and his
recovery very doubtful.
Lorenzo Warren, Amos Glidden
and ID. r. Densmore have gone to
Windsor as jurymen in L. S. District
court.
Last week Grace Porter was taken
with a severe attack of lagrippe after
which pneumonia set in and at pres
ent writing it is thought that she can
not live.
At their annual meeting, Caledonia
Lodge, No. 81 +. & A. NJ. elected the
following officers for the year ensu
ing: H. H. Packer,W NJ; w. G. Che
ney,S. W; A. B. Stoddard, J. w;
Jason Allard, Sec; J. f. Ruggles,
Treas; H. NJ. ,Moulton, S. D.; Alba
Moulton, J. D.; G.. E. Moulton S. S.;
A. E. Hall, J. s.; c. w. Rowland, Ty-
err; S. E. Leach, Chap; j. b. Watch
lie, NJ.
East HardWick.
Albert Fort has gone to Barre to
work
The stills are laid to the new Hunt
block and the frame is going right up.
J. j. Burdick occupies his house that
was vacated by Mr.. Fort.
Sutton.
Gertie Morrill, goes to Sugar Hill to
work in hotel this season.
Deacon Rawson Stoddard is very
sick with pneumonia with little hopes
of recovery.
DR.. Colby has treated about fly cas-
es of lagrippe. The disease is some
what abating.
Frank Holmes, who runs first-class
store here, is well stocked up with
goods and is having a good patronage.
ON. Fogg, a respected citizen of
this town, died on May II. Funeral
services conducted by Rev. p. N.
Granger.
Mrs. Sturgeon has returned from
Boston, after having been sick there
several weeks, and opens her millinery
store.
At the annual meeting of the sun
day School Mrs. Forbes was e-elected
Sup't; f. M. Abbott, Assistant; Sadie
Blake, Sec. and Treas.
Rockwell d. Richardson, formerly
pastor of the f. b. church in this place,
died recently in Penn, where he has
of late resided. He married in this
town and was a successful pastor.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Harley E. Paige is quite poorly
this spring.
j. d. Paige and wife went to Calais
last week to visit their daughter.
DIR. Jones has gone to Burlington a
few days.
Mrs. George Phillips is visiting at
her fathers, Charles Bickford.
Human Frost has moved from N.