Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-21

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the neighborhood at the ex-
MN north end, occupying the sum-
Nbttages and houses, is livelier
yer before.
NJ bobbin factory of Cole & Foster
Id fire in the roof last Wednes-
ID burned to the ground. Five
IDS of bobbins and spindles and
'ntity of logs were destroyed. A
Wind and the dry weather made
4 work at the mill, and lively
10 save other buildings which
Nd several times. Cole & Foster
600; insured for $4,000. This
fourth time Mr.. Cole has been
MI out.
ALEDONIA COUNTY.
MN hnsbury.
nv M. Scott & Co. bought out
Mter & Gray and will continue
heat business. III. M. Scott has
manager of Scott Bros store at
Mhnsbury Center, but this store
bw be closed and Mr.. Scott will
Nhe head of the new meat mar
H. S. Calderwood died early
Iksday morning, after short i'll
His sickness was caused by an
mt which occurred about 10
Ego. He was holding his horse
saw-mill of Russell & Follansby
bod on the ground, resting on
4 the wheels of his carriage. His
became frightened at passing
8 nd he was thrown violently to
FOUND and struck on his spine.
htinued his practice until Satur-
when he was obliged to give up
From that date he was a very
IAN, though few knew he was Sc
n i'll. DIR. Calderwood was born
aensboro in 1854. He was edu-
at the Stowe high school and
Graduated from the College of
fians and Surgeons, New York
b 1870. He was at Moretown two
Greensboro six years and has
III in st. Johnsbury Is years.
4 his residence at Greensboro,
bis education was completed, he
I as their town superintendent
presented the town in the leg
e from 1874 to 1876. DIR. Cal
cd was a physician who had a
practice in this community and
PARTICULARLY interested in the
of the village. Recognizing
act, he was recently appointed
mt health officer. He leaves
Others, G. A. Calderwood of this
and a brother at Greensboro
70 sisters He had a wide ac
ance and many friends.-Cale- |
wick.
raj of the granite cutters with !
miles have been discharged and |
eft town. If the situation does
nprove there will be more of a
own. .- es... ~'}
wall for the school |
~ is all in, the stills and base
framed and the underpinning
IRE being fitted. The ditch for
ain and water pipes are being
ID Mr.. Stewart is finishing the |
3.
following are the board of in
Prs for the coming school year:
FL. Taylor, B. S., principals;
Pnnett Varnum, preceptress and
par Dept; Mrs. G. III. McNair,
[ediate department; Miss Kath-
;. Kidder, primary department;
larry E. Ward, instrumental mu-
[rs- Ella Nj. McLoud, vocal mu-
rs. Carrie Fairman Crane, Miss
Bridgman, elocution; Mrs.Lina
Jorge, painting and drawing.
aspect is fine for large school.
Nv building is contracted to be
Tor the winter term.
Hardwick.
it Curriers' wife died Saturday
|e 18th inst.
Hancock is very feeble and ev-
near death. His children have
h called home.
|onday a team drawing a heavy
boards became unmanageable
Flown the hill past the stores
into the bay window in the
|eler7s store.
day, the 18th inst, was a day
ter here w. B. Young's pair
les ran away, going three or
les before they were stopped;
lheeler and daughter were driv-
r the Livingston crossing, and
7earod tho track n troll, on