Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-16
CALEDONIA COUNTY.


|ept. IL, II and 13.
The statement of the Citizens Saw
bgs Bank shows prosperous condi-
on of affairs. The bank has $34, 900
|ndivided profits; pays its stock
Plders on the last six months bust
Pss per cent and its depositors 2
PC cent, guaranteeing per cent per
mum to all depositors.
AT the county convention, held last
hesday, the following were selected
the offices named: L. D. Hazen of
Johnsbury and Chas. P. Bell of
alden, senator's; Preston H. Graves
Kirby and S. J. Hastings of Pas
mpsic, assistant judges; L. D. Sullo-
~, sheriff; D. B. Leslie, high bal
w. II. Weeks of Hardwick, coun-
commissioners; w. P. Smith of st.
hnsbury, Judge of Probate; j. L.
Pason of Lyndonville, Perry Porter,
rke, G. P. Blair, Barnet, county
nmittee.
The meeting of the Executive
ard of the Woman's Missionary
iety of the Vermont Conference
be held at st. Johnsbury, July Is,
Il o'clock a. m. and 2 p. m. The
owing st. Johnsbury ladies are
mbers of this board: Conference
Rsurer, Mrs. S. K. Huse; secretary
supplies, Mrs. J. A. Marshall; resi-
t managers, Mrs. Caleb Marshall,
). George Ranney, Mrs. @. HI. Bag
Mrs. L. Sulloway, Mrs. Harry
dgett, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. J. @. Gray,
J. Cyrus Sargent, Mrs. E. N. Ran
he Streeter trial at Minneapolis
llted in disagreement of the jury,
ping understood that they stood s
for acquittal. In this case it is
btful if the case is ever tried again.
en- indictments stand against him
the case will be called up in the
Eemoer term and, perhaps, will be
again, but the two to one in his
II on first trial may discourage a
nd one. Many who read the evil
be in the Minneapo us Journal in
tie that the jury was tampere d
but such intimations are COM
where verdict goes contrary to
or expectation. No one knows
hing about it, and the presump-
is that the iurymen were honest.
dwick.
w. Lawson is doing quite an ex-
We job on his building. 3s4
separator near the depot will
running order next week! = ~
L. Hines is at home doing his
~, and will return to Lowell
pesday.
}. Carrie Crane seems to be i'm
ng, although she has been dan
sly sick.
n Bell has sold his place on
IN ST. to Allie Wheeler, and
Ell P. will occupy it. rs a.-t.
). Johnson, Geo. W. Bridgman,
Warren, and T. G, Bronson were
d delegates, for the Caledonia
convention.
Bridgman boys, John Henry
Ector have been in town few
looking after matters connect
b their mothers estate.
M. E. church have received a
on of $1,000 to be used for a new
age and furnishing the same.
ghat can be realized from the
the old one it will give the
a good house. We understand
hs been bargained for.
Pnville.
1ies' Aid society is being formed
place, making the sixteenth
hs society.
on B. Eastman, fireman, was
Priously injured Monday, while
G his engine. He fell from the
and as he fell thrust his arm
the window of a caboose,
was standing on the opposite
Six arteries and the cords Of
BIT were cut off, but it is thought
hand can be saved, though it
slightly awkward.
eer Brockway has moved the
f Eugene Berry into the Geo.
use.
@. F. Literary Club, gave
entertainment last Friday
Several prize winners from
Institute gave selections in
ed by music on the autoharp
ca and violin by Roscoe
rhe speakers were Miss Grace
Miss Flora Campbell, Mr..
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