Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-13
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sick with heart trouble, but is some
what better at this writing.
The drivers have got their work
completed on the new coal shed al
this station and the carpenters will
soon begin to put on the timbers and
bring things into line.
Tolman, Simpson & Co. have com
nenced to build a new tenement
house in this village.-David Goozey
has his house and barn up and cover
Ma. G. Lawrence and J. Williams OF
East Hardwick are doing the work.
10. J. Howard has begun on @. Mar
Neie's house and barn.
1rasburgh.
Miss Eunice Wheeler is home again
after three months stay in Georgia,
W.
Henry Wells of Norwood, N. Y,
formerly of Irasburgh, is stopping in
Town.
81 G.. w. Wheeler is brushing up his
house and store with new coat OF
paint.
Charles, son of Rev. F. B. Phelps, of
6reenwich, Conn, is spending a few
DAYS with his parents.
Soldiers of Co. E., 9th VT. Vols. will
Remember the reunion to be held at
John Ord's hotel June 25th-the 30th
anniversary of the foundation of the
company.
The Irasburgh Cornet Band has tax
EN- a new lease of life by the admission
of new members and re-organizing
hinder the direction of Rev. w. G.
johnson, their old time leader.
Lizzie Collins, who for some time
bast has acted as stenographer and
type writer in Judge Thompson's
Office, has returned to her home in
Oswego, n. Y.
The hearing at the Irasburgh House
Wednesday before Justice Sergeant
of Newport resulted in a disagree
rhent of the jury. The parties, E. j.
Kingsley VS.. A. G.. Bryant were rep
Resented by E. A. Cook for plaintiff
md o. III. Austin for defendant.
Kingsley sued to recover pay for la
Dor, and Bryant defended on the
ground of part payment, failure to full
fill contract and consequent damage.
Lowell
Will Cooledge's mouth looks like a
big cave in small side hill. 1t is
boy.
Edgar Coolidge found a nice two
FEARS old colt dead in the pasture re-
eently.
Jones & Gilman have their new en-
line running and it is an unusually
] me machine.
The Common has been plowed, set
put to trees, seeded down and fenced
d. Score one for the ladies.
lIOrgan Center
Lincoln Goodsell is at home from
Iaine.
Sylvester Blake has lately reshingled
lis house and barn.
A circle of Kings Daughters was
instituted here last week.
A. j. Calkins and wife, and Mrs.
have gone to Canada on
isit.
@. j. Barnes, a former resident of
his place, was here last week to SUI
erintend the work of setting a fine
on his lot in the cemetery
IewpOrt. .~.-
Cora Wedgeworth arrived +, last
to care for her sister, Agnes.
John Paul was arrested last Thurs
ay for intoxication the Sunday pre-
ious. He had jury trial which re-
llted in disagreement of the Jury.
@. S. Moulton's house is receiving a
'esh coat of paint.-John Enos has
ainted his house on South street.
. S. Campbell has painted his house
n Second street.
The orchestra at the Memphrema-
og House will begin about the 18th
this month. Myron Blair is the
ader and Annie Green, pianist-the
lme as last season.
Miss Minnie Ready returned from
Ionth's vacation June 5. During the
me she visited Chattanooga, Tenn,
!. Louis and Indianapolis, land speaks
high terms of the country and eli
ate.
Mr.. Hatch of Hartland, VT, was in
wn last week. He was formerly in
lsiness here.-Mrs. A. A. Earle goes
Thite River Junction this week. Mrs.
arle will spend the summer visiting !
lends in this state and Massachu- /;
tts.-Luther Baker of Richford was
town last week.