Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-14

hall with warm sugar.
Lemuel Stevens goes to Nor
Beach to live with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clark OF Geo
vile visited at Geo. Magoons
week.
Simon Moranville was married
his house keeper, Mrs. Bashaw
day jan, 18th.
Walter Magoon is home from 4
ton. - Mrs. Burt Stevens OF Flor
Mass, is in town.
Special village meeting, Tues(
evening TO elect water commission,
Let there be a full attendance.
The sudden death OF Rev. M. II.
hey is a great sorrow to the many
and young, who learned TO love h
during his labors here, year ago.
Otto Marston has gone to st. Alb.
TO work in n freight-oflice.- Mad
Morse, Lila Copp and Dora wills
went to Richford, VT, last Monday
Derby Line.
DIR. Myron $. Baxter, son OF Por
Baxter and brother OF the late StH
geon j. II. Baxter, died here on Tud|
day last of apoplexy. He was
assistant surgeon during tho war Al
later was connected with the Surge|
Generals Office i'm Washington.
had returned TO Vermont and occ|
pied the old Baxter homestead. II
was a man of a scientific turn OF mi /
and was inventor of many used
things in the line of electrical apparI
tus, and received a compensation d
his royalties. He was a very gent
man.
Salem-Derby.
Hiram Leayens has gone to HyC
Park TO take lumber job.
Ernest Fiheld cut his foot viii
chopping in the woods last week.
Donald Spencer found one of h
horses dead in the stable, one mori
lug recently.
Glover.
Amy Blodgett has gone TO Mar
chester for a few weeks visit
II. S. Chaplin is very sick, with n
hope of recovery. Mrs. Chaplin is in
proving.
Geo. w. McGaffey has sold his stoc
of goods and rented his store to Also
Anderson.
Mrs. Emily Phillips has closed h,
house for the winter and will NAL
her home with her son, Q. s. Phillip
a RECORD or WEATHER FOR I'll
YEAR 1s94.-January was n very col
month; wind was south ten days
west six days; north fifteen days; raj
fell on three days and snow on eight
amount of snow fall, thirty inches
coolest days, 10th, 18th. February
Wind south, two days; west, seve
days; north, II days; rain fell on on
day and snow on eight; coolest day
"a and %; amount of snow fall, 80 IN
March-Wind south, seventeen days
west, four days; north, ten days; raj
fell on four days and snow on six days
amount of snow fall, ~ inches. Apr
Wind south, six days; west, eigh
days; north, sixteen days; rain fol
on three days. May-Wind south, six
teen days; west, six days; north, MIN
days; rain fell on six days. June
Wind south, sixteen days; west, fiv
days; north nine days; rain fell o.
nine days; warmest days 10th and 18th
July-Wind south thirteen days; west
nine days; north, nine days; rain fel
on fourteen days; warmest days, /, Z
10, 20 2s. August-Wind south, six
teen days; west, four days; north
eight days; rain fell on six days. Oc
tober - Wind south, sixteen days
west, seven days; north, seven days
rain fell on eight days. November
Wind south, eleven days; west, nin'
days; north, ten days; rain fell OF
two days and snow on nine days
of snow fall, nineteen inches
De cember - Wind south, fourteen
days; west, eight days; north, min,
days; rain fell on two days and snow
eight days; amount of snow fall, thir'
ty-three inches. An average crop oi
all kinds has rewarded the labor o
the h1sbandman. "The destruction
that walketh in darkness and the pes
5ilence that wasteth at MONDAY" have
not visited us. The promise is fulfilled
hat "while the earth remaineth, seed
lime and harvest, and cold and heat,
Ind summer and winter, and day and
hight shall not cease" And now, at the
of the year 1895, LET
Is as people invoke the blessing OF
he God of our Fathers, that peace
nav reign i'm our bordera haalth I'm