Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-25


the marriage Of Miss Minnie Il. Wa
S. Wheelocll 60 Mr.. Levi O. Wild,
Middlesex, on the 10Th inst. Miss
is known i'm this town, having taught
terms OF school here during the pr
year. The happy couple viii resid
Middlesex.
Andrew Crawford and Oscar =. WI
had lawsuit last Wednesday In the
hall; J.. X. Annis, father OF the MI
attorney, appeared for the plaintiff,
Peter Connall for the defendant. Pa
engaged i'm litigation should employ
gentlemen "to shake their learned cur
each other in legal rivalry"
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Following is the list of jurors drawn
service at the December term OF co
court:
Barnet-Wm. j. Findley, n. r. Rob
Burke-Jonathan Jenkins, John 4.
rest.
Danville-James Stevens, j. w. Gn
Groton-Charles Morrison.
Hardwick-Fred N. Hovey, II. j. II
Kirby-C. A. Noyes.
Lyndon-C. r.. Hoyt, VIM. ID. Goss.
Newark Harris ID. Packer.
Peacham-P. II. Ferguson, Moses Ma
Ryegate-Fr Frank w. whitehill, john
McAllister.
st. Johnsbury-L. B. Hartshorn, III
Allbee.
Shefiield-Bert Whitney.
Stannard-Pe Blair.
Sutton-Freeman Hyde, Frank. WhiTl
Walden-O. c. Kittridge, David n. 4
son.
Waterford-J. w. stoddard Menie
Carpenter.
Wheelock-Joseph Barber.
East Burke.
Ralph Parker has gone TO Lyndons|
to work in the II. r. shops.
Miss Ida Farmer attended the con,|
tion at st. Johnsbury last week.
Rev. S. S. Brigham assisted the 4
tor in revival meetings this week.
Rev, Mr.. Hamilton preached IN the
f. church last Sabbath at Quarterly md
ing.
f. A. Jenkins has commenced his sd
ing school here, 60 be held Wednesd
night.
West Burke.
Quite a good number attended the Cd
cert at Barton last week.
Chas. Spencer has rented his farm
Mr.. Knapp, of Randolph, and win m(
TO Mass.
Mrs. John Mcclellan and her ehndI
are spending few days with her fatli
Geo. Dean.
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell goes 10 Plymou
this week Thursday TO spend few we,
with her son, w. w. Hartwell.
VIM. Dunmore has finished work nc
B. Watches, and has opened blac
smith shop at Burke Hollow.
Harry May OF ST. Johnsbury commend
a term OF singing school at the M.
church last week. Those wishing 30
tend will please give their names and su
scriptions TO M. b. Parsons.
Ray Ruggles, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ruggles, died I'm Topeka, Kansas, last III
day, aged Is years. His health had be-
failing for many month; his frien
thought perhaps the climate OF Coloras
or New Mexico might be beneficial, al
two months ago his father went with hi
to Colorado. With hopes and fears Tn,
tried different localities, but finally th'
thought best TO return and got as far
Topeka, Kansas, when he became so wea
they could get no farther and there
passed away. He leaves wife whose so
row is harder that she could not be Wi
the deepest sympathy OF every one. n
remains were brought home Tuesday. M
Ruggles was one OF our finest young me
and universally respected.
LyndOnville.
The village has laid concrete Sidewalk
and done other work on the streets whis
has cost 81 500.
The r. r. Co. are adding new force {
help i'm the work of putting In new a
brakes on two or three thousand freigl
cars.
Frank Silsby and wife will spend IN
winter i'm Florida. Frank will sell IN
whole state at auction IL the Floridian
are not careful.
Curtis Mooney, the well-known carpen
ter and builder, received nice silver. ca
As gift of the workmen under his emplo
in the construction OF the Ide block.
The new business blocks are nearly com
oleted with the exception of the Ster
and the occupants are moving i'm
20 their new and commodious quarters.
Milo l.. Stems, whose tub factory wa
burned has decided not TO rebuilt
N this village. He has q thought abou
Y. Troy as a suitable place TO start up th
business.
Mrs. Martha Sanborn Copeland, wife O
Dr.. Copeland and sister OF I. w. Sanbori
lied of pneumonia last week aged 81 years