Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-12

IaoorS al Troy ana VIII hencef
preach here and at Lowell.
There was an oyster supper q
in the town hall last Wednesday o,
ing for the benefit Of the Metho
society. Receipts over twenty dol
We understand that the tim,
holding the religious services OF
Epworth League of the M. K. chu
has been changed from SATURDAY
Sunday evening.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
st. JOhnsbury.
There is altogether too much
phoid fever about town.
The First National Bank propose
reduce its capital stock from $500
to 100000.
Scott Bros. are building a two 81
addition to their block and will
it as soon as completed.
L. ID. Hazen has bought a town
of land near Lowelltown Maine,
will build a lumber mill there 4
season.
William Daniels has bought the
lage property owned by Mrs. Mar
Blake for "a 900 and will build a b
ness block on it.
Thos. Ward refuses $40, 900 for
land in the burnt district. AT
rate it would not seem that he we|
great suffer from the late fire.
County court is in session, I'D
Ross presiding. The docket is 81
and not of usual importance. The
Geo. Ranney, administrator, VS.. 4
q l.. @. r. r. is on trial. This
recover damages for the accide
death of Ruth Richards of Concor'
The Governor declines to pal
Thomas Ward, saying that he w
not interfere with any case where
courts have rendered n just sent
and thus indicated the law.
refusal is somewhat OF a surpris
the long list of petitioners who 4
all about the offense, the trial, the
and the sentence before they 81
the petition, but, considering the m
age, his good behavior in continent
etc, felt that a pardon would bi
offense to justice.
st. Johnsbury will be handso
represented at the Worlds Fai
the e. & t. Fairbanks q Co., VI
will make a splendid display d
manufactures. The corporation
just received an assignment of
in the Mechanics building from
the superintendent. The bui
covers Is 1-2 acres, and there arr
plications for five times that am
of space. st. Johnsburians will
something at the fair to boast OF.
this connection we may add that
E. q t. Fairbanks & Co, is no
work upon a large order for
scales, to go to Russia. They wi
be shipped to Moscow and will q
be distributed TO various parts o
Czar's dominions.-Re Republican.
LyndOnville.
The 4sth District Union Of the
Templars of Caledonia and
counties was held with Rive
Lodge at Lyndonville, Tuesday,
9th. 1t was large and enthua
session. Many very pleasant fea
were introduced and all seem
enjoy it. The membership o
Union has largely increased d
the year and there is quite su
the treasury. The public meeti
the evening was well attended
interest. 1t being the annual me
the following officers were ED
ID. T., E. M. Campbell; ID. V. IT,,
l.. M. Brown; ID. Sec, Mrs. Il. q
ney; ID. t., j. j. Sulloway; ID.
K. p. Shore; ID. c., A. l.. Aldric
p. t., M. III Gibson; ID. M, q. II
son; S. s. j. t., Mrs. @. Chase;
Miss Annie Stafford; ID. s., M.
lette; ID. A. s., Mrs. w. II. Wiln
ID. ID. M, Mrs. Julia Carpenter.
West Burke.
Mrs. Lyman Brown has so far
cred as to return TO her home.
Geo. Otis, Sherman Rowland,
ME Huntley and Emily Densmo
school nc the InstitI
Lyndon Centre.
Michael Bartlett and A. l.. It'd
wife start Tuesday morning
where they are TO
through the winter.