Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11

8ctive duties, when he gave up tn
homestead to his son John. He bull
set of buildings where F. FL. Perciv
now lives. Two barns which h
uilt are still in use, the house wa
Destroyed by fire in March, 1913, blu
Fas Immediately rebuilt by John ant
| still standing. Mr.. Crane died il
B43 aged " years, his wife survived
inn and died Sept. 2, 1862 at the ad
aneed age of 81 years. Peace to Their
Bhes. o. V. P.
Vest Glover.
Mr.. Davis is home from SaxtonS
liver.
AImon Gray has sold his farm tc
I'm. Hawkins; possession given at
bee.
HQuartus Graves has bought of Rob-
1t Young the place he formerly own
price S2,525.
John Thornton, who has been sick
his home in Sheffield, is driving the
eamery team again.
Miss Ida Miles teaches the winter
rm of school in Dist. No. 1, where
e taught in the fall. Rose Sherburn
aches in the Center Dist.
reensbOrO.
Mrs. o. A. Goodrich has returned
Ter one years absence West.
Lake Caspian froze over the night
Dec. 4, furnishing good skating for
W ose who like that sport.
W. S. Calderwood has gone to La
" mia, N. H, and when he comes back
ll be accompanied by wife.
" bland.
Norman Johnson has rented his
ice to Chandler Horn for one year.
Amasa Lewis, while rolling log,
ashed one of his thumbs quite bad
]alvin Bennett has bought the Cur
place for $3.50. Chauncey Elliott
} bought VIM. Vinton's place.
Feorge Tice and his daughter Jen-
are recovering from diphtheria,
three of his daughters have died.
ey were three excellent girls, loved
all who knew them. The surviving
Fnds have the sympathy of the en-
community. May God impart to.
m His grace and fill their hearts
h love and peace.
sburgh.
hose who attend the "Trip to the
N rld's Fair" at Barton Wednesday
ming will be well paid for their
" lb1e.
" ct everybody attend the Farmers
itute, to be held at Irasburgh
rsday and Friday, Dec. IA and Is,
er the auspices of the State Board
griculture. The first meeting will
held Thursday afternoon.
any of our farmers are suffering
S h an acute attack of the dehorning
be. Cruel as it may seem, no one
W prts any serious inconvenience re-
ing therefrom, and it is to be hop
that the good results may more
offset the bad ones.
ne Paine saw-mill is expected to
{ up this week.
I'm Hogaboom, an aged and re-
Fted man, died recently, leaving a
ennis Ford is home from Ohio and |
move on to his farm, A Evarts,
ipant, moving to the village.
rah Chase returned from Newport
ter with a husband, Eben Bailey,
will work at the @. P. Stevens
". Mr.. Parsons and wife, (Minnie
Ee) are here making a farewell Wis
fore going to Bogota, So. Ameri-
is missionaries.
Shepard has been in town dehorn-
cattle, and some are shuddering
he thought, thinking lit a cruel
tice. The same parties would de-
lamb and think nothing of it.
Fen
n. Kennedy has moved into his
house.
e village schools have begun with
Lee and Edith Hartwell in charge.
ra Mulligan's people are called to
el, Mass, by the sickness OF a
Inter.
Jung Hank White and Ross Kins-
ave filled up the upper story of
| hufelt's new shop, and are paint
arriages and sleighs.
port.
hool closed Friday for a three
KS vacation.
v. w. B. Cliff has closed his labors