Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-13


Morse, pastor.
The village blacksmith recently lost his
wallet containing quite sum of money
which was picked up by an honest boy
and returned to the owner. Good boys
are not all dead
North Troy.
Mrs. Francis Parker is visiting friends
in Newport and Barton this week.
The Baptists held sugar social in
Grand Army hall on Tuesday eve.
Mrs. e. p. Lewis and Mrs. Minnie
Jackson were in Boston last week.
Homer Edmunds has returned from
Westfield and is back in the Kelley drug
store.
G. O.FOwler is intending to erect fine
residence on Highland Avenue and has
begun the work.
c. +. Ranney occupied the pulpit of the
Cong. church on Sunday last, owing to
the absence of the pastor
Henry E. Harris went to Newport on
Monday to work in the office of the Bos-
ton & Maine road. His wife will JOIN him
| soon.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
organization of the Grand Army of the
Republic was observed by Bailey Post at
their hall on Monday evening. The pro-
| gram consisted Of music by u select quar-
tette and speeches. A short description
of the organization of Bailey Post was
| given by j. S. Dorman
w eStfieId.
Lester Miller is in town on a visit.
The Cong1 Ladies Aid will give an en-
| tertainment in the town hall next Friday
evening.
Saml Hitchcock is sick with pneumo-
nia.-James Conant who has been sick
is better
New officers were elected by the Y. p.
S. G. E., Sunday eve, Apr. 81 Pres, w.
B. Gilpin; vice pres, Mrs. E. H. Hitch
cock, sec Ada Brown; treas, Guy Far
man.
Recently Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin
were given a genuine surprise by good
" number of friends who gathered at
their home and celebrated the 25th ami
versary of their marriage.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
LyndOnviIle.
Some of the sugar makers have been try
ing to sweeten and fill up the editor of the
Journal. 1t is hard job.
Gov. Page has accepted an invitation
to attend the Lyndon centennial celebra-
ton.
Mrs. L. B. Brown, who was returning
from Boston last Wednesday, had both
feet crushed by falling under the wheels
of car. One was amputated and the
other may be be saved in part.
East Burke.
Rev. E. Walbridge Of Bangor, Me-,
was here visiting recently.
Charles Harris is little better, and
Mrs. Harris is very sick with pneumo-
mia.
Miss Lottie BrOckway, who attends
the school for deaf mutes at Hartford,
CT, has been sick with the measles and is
home to recruit.
w est Burke.
Morrill, Cole, who has been sick during
moved to Loren Green's.
Frank Warren is at home from Mass.
Elder Smith of Berlin Falls, n. H., Wis
tied relatives and friends here last week.
The village schools are to be taught by
Miss Emma Stevens of Lyndon and Miss
Viola Allard of this place. Mrs. Towns
end is to teach at Burke Hollow and Miss
Sadie Gaskll at East Haven.
Newell Whitcher, who has worked for
the Quebec Lumber Co. for nine years,
has gone to Lyndonville to work in the
r. r. shops aud will move his family
there as soon as he can secure tenement.
East Hard <SicE1.
Mary Cobb is on the gain.
There is much sickness among the hor-
SEES C. NJ. Bailey lost his best horse
Edgar Hunt, we understand is to erect
two story building on the James Porter
place in the village.
School district No elected d. e
Goodrich as committee and voted to
paint the school house. District No. 4
voted that the teacher board around
Jacob Loveioy is at work for Geo. Will
cox in Greensboro. He will take pos
session of the place he bought in town
after sugaring.
WheelOct&-
Rev. r. j. Christie of Glover will de-
liver the memorial day address here.
C. O. Bradley has returned from n. Y,
where he has been for medical treatment.
James Ball has moved into Mrs. Bull
locks house, and Mrs Bullock will board
with them.
Mrs Horace Bradley had a partial
shock last Friday. Her sister, Mrs. Os-
born Ward is in town to care for her.
Sutton
Mr.. Smith has moved into DR.. Colby's
house on the river
Mrs. D. S. Townsend of West Burke is
to teach school in the Whipple district,
and Myra Ball in the Bundy district.
Rev. Mr. Church is to move into the
Tibbetts house. julius Parker has moved
back to Corydon Parker's.-Ed. Allard
has moved into the Albert Allard house.
There was quite furry of excitement
in this village Saturday morning, caused
by the house occupied by Charlie Peck,
catching fire on the roof. The fire was
soon subdued by the energetic work of
the early risers.
The promptness and certainty of its cure have
made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy famous. 1t is
intended especially for coughs, colds, Group aud
whooping cough and it is the most efectual remedy
known for these diseases. 80 cent bottles for sale
by IL. c. Pierce.