Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

range, WnIl0 Un0ro are mduy mum
tain ponds and trout brooks in the Vi
entity. Mr.. Voris has a wide range OF
acquaintance and expects that he
may be able to fill the hotel with stu
dent friends. It was his intention to
have had the house open at this time,
but scarcity of help prevented. He
hopes to have it open the first of Au-
gust.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. j OhnSbury.
The banks declared their usual
per cent dividends, July LIST.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show will
appear in ST. Johnsbury July 22d.
Daniel Thompson, well-known
machinist and business man, died last
week, aged about 81 years.
In law case between John Kindley
and John Drew on alleged misrepre-
sensations in regard to an insurance
policy, the plaintiff recovered $3.50.
The hotel men in this place receiv-
ed their sentences on Friday for liquor
selling: B. G.. Howe was fined $500
and sent to the Work House for sixty
days; Landlord Chase was fined 5000,
and Landlord Frasier $75. The lesson
ought to be needed. Howe owns the
two largest hotels in the town, letting
the ST. Johnsbury House to Chase; he
also owns the Crystal Lake House and
other property in Barton. His pun
ishment will be great humiliation to
him.
LyndOnyille.
J. G. Eaton & Co have bought F. E.
Dwinell's stock of paints.
Lyndon Boy came in second in the
1927 race at Barre last week.
Thomas Baxter of Boston will begin
on the Mrs NJ. A. Young block soon.
Danyille.
A son of VIM. Stanton from the
West is visiting him.
Farmers who have commenced hay
ing report very light crop.
John Weeks has his store house
and hall nearly completed.-George
Harvey has moved into the new house
he has built on the Lyndon road.
The sub district convention of the
Epworth League, which was held with
the North Danville chapter was car
ried out according to program in all
its parts and was very interesting.
West Burke.
Edmund Bushey is laid up for few
weeks with sprained ankle.
Geo. Smith is home from Burling-
ton for his summer vacation.
Geo. Smith and Geo. Otis are both
on the road as book agents. We be-
speak success for both of the young
men.
Henry Bailey has just placed fine
granite monument on his lot in the
cemetery at this place. Bert Bugbee
doing the work.
Mr.. Pease and family from Conn.
are visiting at Mr.. Pearson's.-Bert
Bugbee from Barre, is visiting at
.. ,.
On Wednesday night there was the
usual racket by Young America.
Among other things, lights of glass
we're broken from several buildings.
1t seems to be about time for the boys
to learn that there is difference be-
tween hoodlumism and patriotism.
WheelOck.
Geo. Bean is on the sick list.
Mrs. Taylor spent last week in
Hardwick.
Ed. Reed has moved back on the
hill and the house is vacant.
Some of the farmers have been
rushing haying the past week.
The boys made quite racket on the
4th. They called it a good time.
Miss Carrie Lafoe, who is attending
school at Johnson, is home on va
cation.
A large attendance and good time
at the masquerade last Wednesday
evening.
Lila Craig finished a successful term
of school in the Chandler district, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Lafoe were in
jured in their tipover, but not danger
ously, their many friends are glad to
learn.
E. j. Dana is moving on to the Blod-
gett farm, recently purchased. His
son Charles remains on the home
place in the village.
Mrs. Horace Bradley and Mrs. Lu
Their Gray went to St. Johnsbury with