Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-10

VI OhO Sun, al VI Lue elBnLBen chill
dren are now living.
Election passed off quietly. o. w.
Bryant was elected representative on
the first ballot by a majority OF n.
MIR. Bryant is a keen, conservative
business man, and he was elected by
a larger majority than any one in this
town for many years. Eleazer w.
Miller, the democratic candidate re-
ceived 20 votes, II votes more than
were cast for the democratic candi-
date for governor.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Will Coe is shingling his buildings.
Fred Porter was elected town rem
resentative on the seventeenth ballot
by majority Of ten.
Cyrus Varney, who is clerlsing for
A. p. Underwood of Claremont. N. H..
is home for a two weeks vacation.
Bert Wheeler has bought Mrs. Hib-
bard's house, and will take possession
the first Of October. 49, Mrs j. S. Kim
ball has purchased the Winchester
house.
Wendall Silsby, while at work with
some machinery, had powder blown
in his face cutting il considerably. It
was a narrow escape from losing his
eyesight
The village schools commenced
Sept. Sd; Mr.. Smith and Miss Wright
are the teachers. - Miss Mary Beck
with has returned TO Massachusetts
where she has a position as teacher
Alice Townsend has commenced her
school at Lyndon Center. - Nellia
Forrest has returned 60 st. Johnsbury
and Rose Cummings TO Danville.
The remains of Mrs. Elvira Newell
Vance, wife of the late Reuben Vance
were brought here for burial las
week. Mrs. Vance died from the Of
fects Of injuries received i'm Glover bI
her clothes taking fire, living N
great suffering several days after hei
injury. Mrs. Vance was born in chi
town and was a daughter OF Truman
Newell. She leaves several sisters,
brother and three children TO mourn
her loss. She was tenderly cared 70
by Mrs. Mary Darling and daughte
of Glover, and by DR.. Ruggles, bu
there was no hope OF her recoverI
from the first.
East HardwicIx.
1t is not true that that the Fossa
have bought Chas. smith'ssfarm.
George Lovejoy and family hav
returned TO their homeg in Concord
N. II.
Arthur Cheever, Hunt & Rabbit
old clerk, has moved 60 Hardwicy an
will clerk for Mr.. Titus.
Hunt q Babbitt have invoiced the
goods and Bedee s. Dow will SOD
have their new goods ready for GU
toners.
Henry Warmers old post-ollice I'D
been moved on to the new site pu
chased Of Mr.. Farr, 60 be fitted up +
a tenement.
Mark Stone will occupy the M
Daniels tenement, where Charles w
merson vaeates. - DR.. Martin h
moved out of Mr.. Hunts house
give place for Mr. Dow.
Many voters gave G.. w. Bridgma
representative elect, a call Tuesd
evening. The band discoursed n
music and the company were treat
to ice cream, cake, cigars and apple
1t was very pleasant time.
Charles Willis has a tub Of water
his barn yard and running water
his house. This farm has been 3,
tied for hundred years and the "
ter has been brought up the hin
pals until this time.
Sutton.
Rev. Churchill and family are no
from Ocean Park.
Mrs. Hayward has been spend
several weeks in Stanstead.
Ulysses Parker has gone TO Ca
bridge and Mr.. Vose TO Chicago.
Deacon Taft has bought the S.
Otis place east of the Corner and
move there soon.
n. A. Blake and wife, Mrs. l..
Wilson and Jennie Miles attended
f. B quarterly meeting at West To
nam.