Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-03

winch opens n0AG wednesday,, dSSiSU-
ant judges, N. S. Rogers of Ne wport,
Joseph G. Orne of Bloomington.
Joseph Richlieu has commenced to
build a new house near George Has
let's. j. r. Huse has the contract
Wa. Blair is putting in the founda-
ton for a new house on Highland av-
enue.-A. j. White has strengthened
and improved his shop roof, making
it secure against heavy falls of snow.
L. II. Holbrook has built verandas
on the front and back sides of his ten
ement house.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walker made them a genuine surprise
visit few evenings since, it being the
seventy fifth birthday of Mrs. Walk
err. Numerous presents were made,
including a nice rocking chair, glass
ware, etc, land sum of money, which
were left as slight token of the es-
teem in which they were held by their
friends and neighbors. The presen-
tation speech was made by Rev. DIR.
Cooper, who was at his best. The
evening was spent in social way, in
terspersed with music, and everybody
went home happy.
Westfield.
Geo. Townsend and wife are board
ing at Byron Gilman's.
MIR. Traver has moved from Lyndon
Vile into A. III. Hoyt's house.
The Eppworth League of Jay held
union meeting with the League here
last Saturday evening.
NJ. w. Farman gave report of the
Cleveland convention before the Q. 3.
Society on Sunday evening, Sept. 2.
Rev. E. Rose of Jericho Center was
in town calling on friends last week.
Mrs. Petty of Montpelier has been
in town visiting her sisters.
Lillian Wright has gone to Burling-
ton for medical advice.-Mrs: Hiram
Miller was thrown from wagon re-
Gently, and injured. She is doing we'll.
Mitchell Daniels has purchased the
FIemming farm in Lowell and taken
possession.-Peter Martin has moved
from Lowell back to his farm on West
Hill.
Rev.I.P. Chase of ST. Johnsbury
Center preached in the Meth. church
last Sunday. Communion was observ-
ed at the Cong. Church on Sunday;
the preparatory services were held
the preceding Friday.
The Republicans have nominated @.
W. Bryant as candidate for town re-
preventative. We do not know as the
Democrats have candidate. 1t is re-
ported that only one person was
present at the party caucus. sl.s
westmOre. TIavo.g -e4,y
School at Mill Brook commences
to-day, with Miss Hitchcock, teacher.
Mrs Gill, mother of Rev. G. o. Gill,
is stopping at the Willoughby House.
For town representative, Capt.
Rufus Averill and David Orne are
nominated.
The school house on the west side
larger and newly painted.
{ts Mr. Farman, the blind orator, will
lecture at Mill Brook school-house,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 5.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Hardwick.
The Democrats had their caucus
Friday night and nominated J. Yer
non Dutton for representative. The
justice ticket is union one as usual.
The Republican caucus was held
Thursday evening and Geo. w. Bridg-
man was unanimously nominated for
town representative.
East Burke.
The village school, to be taught by
Mrs Lucia, commences to-day.
Clarence Wyman and family have
taken a carriage drive to Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frasier leave
here Saturday for North Troy, where
he has situation in store.-Mrs. j.
P Stafford has gone to Utica, n. Y,
visiting her daughters Fair
banks has returned to Watertown,
Mass, for another year of school.
West Burke.
Hilaman Walter is painting hill
house.
Rev. Granger has returned from his
trip to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hartwell have |
returned from their wedding trip.
Geo. Smith has gone to Lyndonville, |
where he will go into the tin and
hardware business