Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30

The three foundations for dwelling i,
of Blodgett, Guild and Collision are
started and the work will be pushed
as fast as possible. G. E. Ruggles has
started a house on the extension OF
East street, the towns addition, which
makes three houses in that locality.
There may be others to go up before
the season is over. Repairing and
painting is going on in different parts
of the village. Union.
West Burke.
Moses Noyes died in Sutton, North
Ridge) Apr. oath, after a short illness
with pneumonia and heart disease,
aged 56 years.
Caledonia lodge, No. SO, of F. & A.
NJ, met at their hall at regular com
munication and the following officers
were installed for the following year:
A. B. Stoddard, w. NJ; N. J. Wash
burn, S. W.; Alvah Moulton, j. W.;
j. F. Ruggles, T.; J. Allard, S.; w.
G. Cheney, S. D.; w. G. Anger, j.
D.; M K. Colby, T.; S. Leach, Chap;
G. E. Moulton, S. S.; G. S. Densmore,
J. S.; J. B. Watchie, M.
WheelOck.
Mrs Frank Taylor from Hardwick
was here on a visit last week.
Mr.. Jennings and wife have arrived
for the summer. Glad to welcome
them back.
bought of the Willard estate to Mar
shall Way.
School will commence in the village
to- day, Monday, with Miss Abbie
Taylor, teacher.
Hardwick.
DIR. Lewis is back again from st.
Johnsbury hotel d'Sulloway.
Prof. w. FL. Taylor and wife are
very happy on account Of the arrivai
of girl baby at their home last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Doyle of the Centennial Livery
Stable, has moved his family from
Burke, and will occupy a tenement in
L. G. Roundy's house.
Rev. W. S. Smithers, who is sent
here to supply the desk at the M. E.
church is one of the best and most
popular preachers in the Vermont
Conference.
The reception and good-by visit to
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Worthen on
Wednesday evening last at the church
vestry was a very pleasant affair.
large number assembled and the oc-
casion was much enjoyed by all. Dur
ing Mr.. Worthen's passionate much
has been done toward improving the
church buildings enlarging the libra
ry, fixing up the parsonage, and in
the general work of the church. Mr..
Smithers, the incoming pastors, de-
serves and will receive very hearty
welcome.
ST. JOhnSbiry.
The water was very high last week,
but no serious damage was done.
The county Christian Endeavor
meeting will be held at. E. ST. Johns
oury, June June, llf,eg.h te4~v 3 q @"e
| The democrats will hold a caucus
for the nomination Of a postmaster.
The Citizens Savings Bank and Trust
Co. of st. Johnsbury, commenced
business in 1887, and now has deposits
of nearly 100000 with surplus Of
$32, 900. Their growth seems to de-
mand that they should have build
ing Of their own, which they have
commenced to build on one of the
best sites in St. Johnsbury. This
building will have an attractive APP
pearance on the outside, and will also
contain a steel vault with the latest
modern fire proof and burglar pro-
lection. We are told that this bank
paid all of it's depositors without no
tice during the past year, which was
an exceedingly trying one, and also
accommodated all of it's regular Gus
toners with funds.
East HardWick.
Mrs. Nellie harrington is somewhat
improved in health.
Miss Mary Hovey teaches in Victo
ry.-Miss Myrtle Field at Sheffield,
and Miss Stella Sto we in Greensboro.
Barton Prices Current.
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