Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-18
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

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tack
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
East Burke.
DR.. F. a. Newell of Lunenburgh has
bought the Rev. H. P. Gushing place.
The M. E. church has lost by death
three of it's Oldest members within a
short time-Capt. Erastus Humph-
rey, aged "a, Harris Smith, aged 88
and Mrs. Amelia Stoddard aged 81.
Others are quite sick.
West Burke.
Jacob Solomonis slowly recovering.
Geo. Kimban has gone to Henni-
ker, n. H, to work as section hand on
the railroad.
Walter Cheney has sold his farm
and farming tools to his son, William,
for $1,000.
The ladies of the w. R. G. will fur
nish hot tea and coffee in their hall
on Memorial Sunday for the members
of the Post and Corps and their fam
lilies. Each one is expected to bring
his own lunch.
Eldorado Gasken has moved into
Jason Allard's hOuse.-Horace Gill
man has moved to the George Smith
pIace.-Clarlze KimbalI has moved
from Pettigrew's house to S. @. OTIS
honse.-Willbur Gaskell into the house
vacated by Kimball,
Harmony Lodge No. 80, at their
regular meeting, May ID, installed the
following officers: L. w. Green, G. T;
Mrs. NJ. w. Smith, V. T.; Mrs. Carl
Gillfllan, S. j. T.; Mrs. NJ. a. Varney,
T.; Mrs. P. N. Granger, Chap; Har-
ris Colby, M; Miss Ella Mooney. G.;
J. A. Berry, Sen; Miss Cora Gilman,
D. NJ; Miss Viola Allard, A. s.. The
meetings are well attended and the
Lodge is in a prosperous condition.
East HariIWicl<.
Mr.. Hunt is painting his house. Mr..
Robinson is doing the job.
Ansel B. Hunt and Gertrude Fay
were married May 4 and went TO Bos-
ton on a wedding trip.
Clinton Keith has moved the old
Porter house for Mr.. Hunt and a new
building viii be erected for a dwelling
and store for Ansel Hunt.
c.. /. Baker of Greensboro and Mrs.
J. w Haskell Of st. Johnsbury have
gone to Montpelier to attend the fun
eral OF their brother-in-law.
VIII somebody tell US why there
should be so much cred tape'' about
the sugar bounty matter. Why ask
for bonds for obeying government in
structions of the nature of which we
can have no idea?
Answer: Government is only trying
to protect itself against fraudulent
claims, and in order to do this there
must be some agreement with penal
ties for violations.
sutton.
Mrs. Ora Jessamin is better.
The cemetery has been enlarged.
Rev Mr.. Church has arrived with
his family by team. His goods came
by train.
John Beclzwith of St. Louis is max
ing thorough repairs on the buildings
occupied by Mrs. Wilson. He intends
to return in about two weeks.
Uncle Daniel Lee, IS years of age,
has worked in every spring for 20
years.
George Clark, who lives near the
railroad station, has memorial tree
in his yard which he set out the day
after President Lincoln was shot 1t
is a pine tree and at that time he
woods on his shoulders, to-day it is
about 40 feet high.
Sheffield
Mrs. Staples is gaining.
Paul Willard has sold his farm to
Levi Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Giffin have re-
turned from Boston.
Mrs. Stone, who has been caring
for Mrs. Staples, has returned home.
A. E. and T. Benham are home from
their trip to Canada.
Mrs. DR.. Dow is home from a few
days visit among relatives.
Mrs. George f. Leavitt has been
visiting friends in town.
School in district No. 8, commenced
last Monday, with Miss Jennie Salmon
/ as teacher.
/ WheeIocI<.
A.J.Heath is appointed liquor agent.
John Flanders is building new barn
on the Willard place.
Reuben Kelley of North Danville
has moved here to care for his mother
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