Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-24

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dred pounds of sugar, besides lot of
sap in holders. 1t is hard loss for him.
| North Troy.
The AFRO Chamberlain farm near the
| s'Creek" mill, across the line, has been
| sold to VIM. Bashaw, who has carried
on Robert Gardyne's farm for several
years past. Consideration, $4,000.
DIV Porter's sugar house was con-
sumed by fire last Friday night. The
contents were saved. Mr.. Porter was
determined, however, not to give up
sugar making this spring for such
small mishap as that, and by noon
Monday, he had new arch built and
was boiling sap as serenely as if moth
ing had happened.
Westfield.
Edith Hartwell, of Lowell, teaches
the school in the Mill district.
On Thursday of last week David
Jacques sold his personal effects at
auction, preparatory to leaving town.
The old set of post boxes has been
moved out of the post office, and it's
place taken by larger set of boxes,
which includes a number Of lock
drawers.
Martin and Byron Gilman have
rented the blacksmith shop, opposite
the hotel, for term of three years,
and have engaged a blacksmith to
work there
Rodney Foster and Horace StetsoD
tried to indulge in a lawsuit last
Thursday, but the justice ruled
the writ to be worthless, therefore the
trial came to an untimely end.
Our aged townsman, Luther Hen
dirk, is in a feeble condition being a
sufferer from the effects of the grip
combined with those of a fall Mrs.
Hendrix has also been on the sick list.
After an illness of only few days,
Alex Ducharme died of pneumonia, at
the house of his father in this village,
on Saturday morning, Apr. Is. The
funeral and interment occurred at Lo-
we'll the following Tuesday, Rev.
Father Claremont officiating. The de-
ceased was % years of age.
Westmore.
Newton Boutwell, of N. H. is in this
section on visit.
Luther Hendrix is in feeble condi-
ton; Mrs. Hendrix is also IN poor
health.
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid Society held a
social at Mrs. Josiah Miller's last We'd
nesday p. m.
Alex. Ducharme died of pneumonia
on Saturday morning, April Is, after
an illness of only few days. His age
was % years.
The Gilman Bros. have rented the
blacksmith shop opposite the hotel
for term of three years, and have set
a good blacksmith at work thereon |
account Of i'll health, Julius Mudgett
was obliged to stop clerking for Her
bert Miller and return to his home in
Johnson; Homer Edmunds is clerking
for a few weeks.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Danyille.
The school board at recent meet
ing appointed Rev. Albert Gregory
school superintendent. Mr.. Gregory |
will deliver the Memorial Day Ad- |
dress.
West Burke.
Lucian Still has moved into the D.
HENDERSON house.
Nellie Forrest has commenced her
school at ST. Johnsbury.
A goodly number from this place
attended the conference at Barton last
week.
Mrs. Goodell, and Mrs. Emerson Way
are in Boston. Mrs. Goodell will pur
chase her spring stock of millinery.
East Burke.
John Drown has moved into John
house.
S. L. Thurber is repairing and paint
ing his house.
Mrs. Della Randall has been visit
ing her relatives here.
Mr.. Sherburne has good stock of
groceries and is ready for business.
VIM. Brockway sold his goods at
auction Thursday as he is about to
move.
Mrs. Bion Humphrey is gaining rap
Lydia Randall, who has
been very sick, is improving.
Hugh Mathewson hurt his foot quite
badly while gathering sap.
Mrs Thomas ldrich has Onened