Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

gned under the statutes fer causing
IN slaughter.
Irth Troy.
elder Drown is building a(barn on
2 river road.
The Baptist church has been shin
ID and given other needed repairs.
caucus at the Johnson
lool-house on Wednesday eve to
ct delegates to the county conven-
n
Ezekiel Currier died on July 14th,
d was buried from the residence
Hon. J. w. Currier. He was about
years old.
The Juvenile circus of Butterfield
Ps. and Harvey gave quite a good
|libition on the 14th. and promise
bther entertainment later. Ed.
kford says it was good, and he
! ms to be authority.
|estfieId.
fne day last week Henry Roberts
|empted to commit suicide by tax
paris green. Remedies were used
he still lives.
he lady evangelists held services
the West Hill last week. They
Quoted services in the Troy church
terday.
RS. Mary Jackson Galloway and
children of Wisconsin visited in
n last week. Mrs. Galloway went
st from here nearly thirty years
rs. Lucinda Burba, aged ninety
recently visited her daughter,
H. E. Bedell of West Derby.
Burba is remarkably vigorous
pne of her years.-C. A Gardyne
wife were in town recently.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Bloomsbury.
be merchants generally report
ness unusually dull, though the
cts appear as lively as ever.
G. Belden, formerly of this town,
been nominated as a candidate for
pit Judge in Minneapolis.
+e third Vermont regiment will
a reunion in the GAR. hall on
9th of August. Several good men
expected to be present, among
Senator Proctor, Judge Veasey
others. This regiment was or
zed in this town in 1861. Co. G,
Allen, was recruited in this
% as-iao 7-aP stI# bra hot
e Referees report in othe -imporsl
lumber suit of the Olcott Falls
bany against L. D. Hazen has
received and will be filed in the
isor County court. The report
ely exonerates Mr.. Hazen from
or Misrepresentation in the
The referees find that every
of land possessed by plaintiffs at
me of contract was conveyed to
ompany by Hazen, and plaintiffs
no ground of complaint or re
y. Timber land valued. at $50,
involved in the suit. The suit
rought some two years ago.
g. Howe pleaded guilty to Is
ID offenses for selling liquor.
ourt continued the case for SEN
until the December term and
Ir. Howe that the case would be
up for sentence then. The Sc
of the sentence would be gov
somewhat by whether he kept
edge that no liquor whatever
be sold in the meantime at
the Avenue or the ST. Johns
House. The minimum sentence
be court can impose is a fine of
nd so days in the workhouse.
aximum sentence is a fine Of
md one year in the workhouse.
pnvilIe.
Pler Murch spent last week at
home in Bridgeton, Me.
copal services were held in Uni
st hall last Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Appleton, of st.
ury, who had a good audience.
Village Improvement Society
S12953 in the treasury. The
are doing an excellent work
[tifying the village, making a
money go a great ways, and
|e especially good work in STIR
village patriotism, under the
of which the spirit of i'm
Pent possesses the individual
good effect in the aggregate
fvable everywhere.
Good Templars have just pur-
a new regalia at an expense of
his society has a membership
t $50, and is prospecting better
or hafore durinp the Sr1mner