Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-19

belongs TO Gne CaioOOn1a county HuO
fishing Co. and is sold by the receiver
Charles Rogers. The concern was rul
by @. t. Walter, and when he failed i
was found to be badly involved il
debt. Since the failure it has beer
carefully run by Mr.. Johnson, editor
doing as we'll as might be expected
under the circumstances. 1t is gooG
property under good management.
LyndOnville.
The Stearns butter tub factory has
started up with a full gang of help
Some of the R. R. shop buildings
have been covered with steel roofing.
The new town clock is in position in
the belfry Of the Catholic church, and
is marking the time regularly.
WheelOck.
John Burkley is putting up barn.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman is home again,
much to the joy of her friends.
At the Hoffman auction the best
COW sold for $47.50, sheep sold at low
tariff prices, the best at $2.35.
A. Drown of Melrose, Mass, who
bought the Burbank house has moved
into it. Glad to welcome the family
to the village.
I. K. Gray, who bought the Charles
Garland place opposite the hotel three
months ago, has thoroughly repaired
the barn by raising it, putting under
new wall, shingling, etc. This place
cost Gray 800. 1t is comfortable
house and barn and has Is acres of
good land. Since purchasing he has
bought the Switser place adjoining, a
good barn and Is acres of land, for
$3.50. This gives him a good village
home and small farm combined.
Sheffield.
About $50 was received at the do
nation for Rev. Armstrong.
The M. E. church people are to re-
pair their church by raising the floor,
putting in a vestry, etc.
Mrs. A. J. Giffin was bitten in the
face while playing with the store
watch dog, recently.
Union revival services have been
held at the Free Baptist church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Reeder.
DR.. Dickerman, who has lately
moved into the place, says he has
come to stay. We are glad to hear it.
The Methodist society have decided
to repair their church and put yes
try underneath. Work will begin at
once if the weather is favorable.
Rev. H. A. Spencer of Montpelier
preached at the Methodist church
both ,n orning, and evening, and gave
the Epworth, League. a talk in the
afternoon.
DIR. N. L. Dow has sued Aaron Gray
I'd for second payment on place, sold
him last spring. Gray claims he is
unable to pay and wants the place to
go on mortgage, but Dow thinks 9TH
erwise and has summoned F. w. Sils
by to disclose, as he holds chattel
mortgage on all Gray possesses.
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s Henry BeckWl4it arrived home from
Chicago and New York. Monday night,
having been gone few weeks on a
business trip.
Miss Delphine Nelson from st.
Johnsbury, was visiting with Mrs.
Hattie Hartwell and other friends in
town last week.
Charles Rhodes and wife are in town
visiting relatives and friends. They
used to live here twenty years ago.
Charles looks very natural, but SO
many have passed away that he finds
only few of his old associates here.
The West Burke Dramatic club will /
present to the public the temperance
drama, "Turn of the Tide' or
Wrecked in PART" at G.. A. r. hall
Wednesday evening, Nov. ri, instead |
Of Friday evening, the 10Th, as stated
asst week.
DIR. E. s. Tracy has advertised his
effects to be sold at auction
vt 1890 p. M, Nov. 20, and intends to
move to Winter Haven, Florida,
where he will spend the winter, and if
he climate agrees with him he will
emain there permanently and engage
n the orange and pineapple business.
Mrs. Jennie Bugbee Bailey, daught-
r of Serene Bugbee, died of pneumo-
liza after only a few days sickness in
sarre, where she lived. Her remains
we're brought here Tuesday and the
uneral was held at the M. E. Church.
he leaves a husband and one child
nd large circle Of friends to mourn
or loss