Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-28

arner lFogg of Burke were in town last
eek.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
!. JOhnSbury.
ohm w. Prescott, long time resident
Paddock village, died Oct. goth.
The Academy foot ball team plays the
ontpelier team to-day at 2:3O p. m.
John w. Carpenter, an aged citizen, re-
embers that in 1S43, Oct. n, that snow
IL to considerable depth and did not go
Il till the next spring.
1.-The CALIFORNIAN is moving to its new
harters in the Pythian block, occupying
10 floors, a basement for press room and
first story floor for offices and composing
Som. We congratulate our neighbor in
hving one of the best offices, as well as
be best newspaper outfits in the state.
The State Sunday School convention
N hich was held here last week was well
tended and of great interest. Some of
be best Sunday School men and women
this part of the country were present
bid their addresses were excellent. About
he old board of officers were reelected.
fothing but full and detailed account,
|hich we cannot give at this time, will do
bstice to the character of the work done.
Vest Burke.
The tickets for the Barton Lecture Course
RE on sale at Z. l.. GaskilPs. lF
Willie Bishop and wife have gone to
Worcester, Mass, where he has a situation.
Quite a large number from this place
ave taken advantage of the low rates to
isit the ''Hub.''
Mrs. Lucy Hartwen has gone to Lyndon
o spend a few weeks with the family of
Ir. Hartwell's brother.
6. c. Otis has sold his house in the vii
age to John Donnahue who takes posses
ion at once. The price paid was $500.
A family from Newport by the name of
Wheeler have moved into the tenement in
ieo.Smith's house, vacated by Mr.Bushey.
John Rice is quite sick and his recovery
) doubtful. = Stephen Switser and Hiram
fletcher, both aged gentlemen, are also
N the sick list.
East Burke.
May Harris has gone to Boston visiting.
Mrs. W.R. Streeter is repairing her house
nd grounds.
A. c. Farmer raised 925 bushels of oats
his season.
Frank Magill has moved from the E. A
enkins house to Kirby.
w. B. Godding, who has been in poor
ealth for some time, is better.
Mrs. John Eggleston, former resident,
led in Berlin Falls, n. H., Friday the 18th,
t IL O'Clock, after a few hours illness from
he effects of shock. She was born and
nd ALWAYS lived in this town, occupying
With her husband a farm little out of the
iIIage for nearly 80 years. Her husband
led 10 or u years ago, and three years ago
he went to live with a son in Berlin Falls.
he was nearly 81 years of age.
\. L. Parker, who stuck a pitchfork into
us leg two weeks ago, is slowly improv-
ng. Last week Wednesday his son Cal,
oming home from Lyndon with a load of
rain, lost his balance and fell from the
eat while trying to arrange something
,ehind him in the wagon. His breast
truck the wheel, breaking three ribs and
racking one. The doctor reports him as
-etting along we'll
The saw-mill built by Wyman Bros.
hree years ago on the site of the one
,urned about that time, has been sold to
'arties in Victory, land is now being moved
here. The mill had been idle for year,
he Wymans having put up one about five
niles from here near Victory, which is
learer the Boys and does the work that
he old mill here did to better advantage.
Cast Burke is sorry to lose this mill and
would like to see another one put up in it's
,lace and kept full of business.
sutton.
Schools in town finished last Friday
Frank Ball and wife were in town Sun
lay.
The Aid society meets with Mrs. H. d.
Chapman this week.
F. NJ. Abbott has been appointed con-
table and collector in place of GIN Camp
1eH.
Mrs. f. s. Harrington, an evangelist of
If Boston, is the guest of Madge E. Burn
lam.
F. a. Holmes, Herman Chapman, Mr..
md Mrs. J. E. Wentworth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Brockway, went to Boston on
he excursion.
The a. c. F. society will have social
lext Wednesday eve at Geo. Goodwin's.