Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-07

III. Fox and wife are visiting at
port and Troy
T. King will move to Evansville,
work on the milestone shop. He
NM rented his farm here.
rough the efforts of our teacher,
Nellie Case, the scholars and 9TH
have purchased a flag for our
uol house in Dist. No. 2. 1t was
10 Oct. 21st, with appropriate
rcises-
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
nffield.
"aban Bradley is no better.
rs. G.. F. Leavitt and her brother,
|||us Ferguson, have been in town
ling.
enry Adams has moved to John
WINS farm.-David Dopp has NOV
10 VIM. Merriam's farm in Glover.
homas Mosher, who bought the J..
INGALLS, farm, has moved his fami-
here. They are stopping at Bina
Npson's for few days.
kst Burke.
BIN Buzzen has had his pension
Feased from So to S12 per month.
arley Ryther was injured in the
bach by a piece of board and is
Mined to his bed.
A bhn Mcdonald, resident of Burke
low, was found dead in his bed
y. 2. His death is supposed to have
pa caused by heart failure. His age
about fifty years.
lido Gaskill has moved into Will
this house. Mrs. James Bishop
En Newark has moved into the ten
INT vacated by Mr.. Gaskill's peo-
John Woodruff has bought
Nn at Passumpsic and will move
IRE soon.
st Hardwick.
RS. @. J. Bell spent last Sabbath in
lnson with Mrs. E. L. Wallingford.
harles Gould of Chicago, who came
Ne at his fathers death, is in poor
18th.
ohn Chandler, who has rented Mrs.
gusta Commits farm for the last
) years,is moving to his recently
Rchased farm in Greensboro.
MleeIOck.
Vm. Peak is repairing his house.
ames Ball has taken a boarder = it
boy.
YIN. Jones is going to move to Der
sorry to lose him.
III. Weeks is moving on to his new
n, the Ward Bradley place, and is
Ppy. -@t-.-s--. 2--
here will be an oyster supper at
Town Hall, Friday evening, Nov.11,
" the benefit of Rev. G. L. Wells. All
n cordially invited.
ttOn.
" ren Philbrick has moved to Mrs. D.
wards.
[rs. Sturgeon went to Boston re-
lily to purchase millinery.
lev. Burton Minard, an evangelist,
gliding a series of meetings here
week.
NINA and Addie Philbrick have
g to Boston intending to learn
e-writing-
JOhnSbury.
frs. Rogers, wife of the West Con-
N a insurance agent, was instantly
. ed, in this village, at o'clock, on
dnesday of this week. She was sit
=, alone, in a car on the train wait
to go to West Concord. The way
light from Danville came in and, by
pms of a misplaced switch, ran off
the track with the Concord train,
the engine plunged into the rear
where Mrs. Rogers was sitting,
wing half way through it, killing
woman instantly, and mangling
body in a shocking manner.
N i've of NJ. j. Caldbeck's men went
Jraftsbury on Monday to take the
Thains of their foreman, James
ichell, back to his old home. The
.hains of Mrs. Marshall, who was
ned with Mitchell in the fire of
kday night, were buried here on
fsday forenoon. Mr. Mitchell was
NJ of the best house carpenters in
n. He has been in Caldbeck's en-
~ 20 years, and has built hundreds
Inc dwellings in this and adjoining
ms. He was foreman on the New
L court house, all the new build,
+ in Danville, and on many of the
Il blocks in this village including the
N where he lost his life. Michael
"dbeck will probably take his place.
ne different charitable institutions
taken steps towards supplying re-
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