Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-24

gle and boarding considerably, but
did no serious damage. The fash pass
ed near a neighbours house and uncere-
moniously threw a woman out OF bed,
either by fright or an electric shock
Greensboro.
Jason Young has raised his new
barn.
@. w. Wiley is here from II. /. to
return this week.
Rev. @. l.. Guild and wife were
called to Boston, Tuesday, to see
their daughter Lora, who is critically
i'll.
Mrs. William Wilson was buried
Monday, the funeral at the residence
of her son-in-law, III. r.. Rutledge.
The son William arrived but a few
hours before his mothers death.
Will MONITOR readers give the
solution to the following problem ?
A lets his sugar place to Il, on shares.
b to have 200 pounds more than one
half the sugar made. b made 1872 lbs.
w naU SnOulu eacn receiver
Moses Haines died Monday, after
an illness of a little more than a week.
He had lived i'm town many years,
and was a quiet and respected citizen.
He leaves a widow and one young
son, besides two sons and two daugh-
tiers who have families of their own.
Holland.
Mr.. .Chas. Ladd leaves for Compton,
p. O., tomorrow to attend the June
drill.
Rev. Baxendale and family attend
ed preachers meeting at Sheffield,
going from there to johnson on n
visit
Mrs. l.. r. Tabor Of Manhattan, Kan
sas, and G.. w. Tabor and family of
Waterbury, VT, are visiting here. We
are glad to welcome them.
Will Smith has erected a large and
commodious building, which is a COM
bination of blacksmith and paint shop,
barber shop and grocery.
j. A. Bradford has a hens egg that
measures 8 by g. inches, and weighs
"A ID. Mrs. Alfred Davis brought
him four which weighed one pound.
H. A. Bryant is keeping a first class
boarding house at Caswell & Sons
mills. He has several steady boarders
and many transient. In connection
with the boarding house they have a
first class bakery.
Irasburgh.
Frank Lee is home again, having
been as far west rs Washington this
time.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at Mr.. T. p. Church's next Fri
day afternoon.
The first half of the May chees
sold for eight cents pound. IL pays
to make a good article.
Mrs. w. f. Morey, accompanied by
her son Roy, is visiting an invalid
brother at Lynn, Mass.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band will
meet at the M. E. parsonage Saturday
afternoon at half-past two.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Thompson at
tended the graduation Of their daugh-
ter, Helen, at St. Johnsbury last
week,
Mrs. Charles Curtis and son, of
N. H., are stopping with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ranger.
The Golden Gate" was presented
as Children's day exercise at The M.
L. church yesterday. The floral dec
orations were beautiful.
Irasburgh was visited by an earth
quake at about eleven O'Clock Satur-
day night, which in many places
caused dishes TO rattle quite percepti-
bly,. The rumble lasted several
seconds.
f. +. Smiths horses started out for
what might have been quite a serious
runaway, Saturday forenoon. AS IL
was they demolished the upright part
of S. Stanford's hay scales, scattered
the lumber wagon in various places
and finally brought up against a tree
at the corner of w. S. Taplin's house.
no one was injured.
Last Thursday afternoon the So.
Academy ball club Jeanne
up to cross bats with the Irasburgh
boys. Until near its close the game
was close and exciting, and thorough
Iy enjoyed by a large number OF
spectators. The boys proved them
selves to be gentlemen, and we would
De pleased to see them here again.
Score, Irasburgh II, st. Johnsbury 8.