Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-25
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Mrs. Clark Smith is visiting in Fair
lee, Lyme and vicinity.
Mr.. Lovelace, of whom mention was
made last week, died at the hotel
Tuesday morning. On the following
day his remains were taken to his
former home at Glenn Falls,N Y, for
burial.
Irwin Kelley has traded his farm in
Newark for the Chas. Bruce farm, near
Newark st. He will move to his new
home the first of May.-Bert Lucier
has bought the Lewis Winslow farm
and takes possession at once.
East Burke.
Mr.. CA Harris died Tuesday night,
after a two days illness with pneu
monia. Funeral Friday.
The musical convention was grand
success every way and thanks are due
to singers from Orleans county for
their presence and help. Mr.. Jenkins
is one of the best teachers we ever
had here and the convention was what
all conventions should be, especially
helpful to home talent and the COM
munity generally. 1t is hoped that
the good work begun will continue
next year.
East HardWick.
HI. III. Warner has traded his new
house with Justin Page, for his land
down the river.
Messrs. Beede & Dow have petition
ed for bankruptcy. In the meantime
their store and goods are in the sber-
iff's hands.
Mr.. Remington moves to Sheldon
this week and will go on to the road
for the Vermont Farm Machine Co.
Guy Fl. Allbee of Newfane takes his
place in the creamery here. aH
Mrs. J. B. Chandler, who has been
so sick during the winter, as to be in
mpetent to keep her house and has
been carried to her fathers in Calais.
If she is not better she will go to the
asylum at Waterbury for treatment.
W. L. Dow has let his farm to A.
G.. Aston. Mr.. Aston has bought
the III. w. Stevens house at the r. r.
crossing for 5000 and will occupy it
for a residence. Mr.. Fairbrother will
live in the up stairs tenement over F.
T. Russel's store and will board Mr..
and Mrs. Russell.
Sheffield.
The Ladies Of the M. E. society will
furnish warm dinners on town meeting
day in the Epworth League rooms.
James Salmon has moved to II. P.
Simpsons tenement and B. Simpson
has moved to the house vacated by
Salmon.
John Gray is dead his son Ri
vey has moved home from Lyndon
ville.-The eldest daughter of w. E.
McNeal is very sick with typhoid few
er.
Sutton.
Mrs Ada Butterfield is visiting rel
atives at circuit Falls, NJ, Fl.
There have been twelve graves dug
in the village cemetry during the past
year.
Miss Mamie Mutt has finished work
at Kirby and is home for a vacation
until April
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Smith
of Penn, will preach here on trial
next Sabbath, March 8.
The A. G. F. society will hold their
devotional services at the church on
Sat-, eyes,, at O'Clock for the pres
ent.
The remains of Mrs. Richard Gage
of East Burke, known here as Ellen
Anger, were brought here for inter-
ment last Tuesday.
WheeIOck.
Rev. Fl. Stiles was in town last week. |
The revival meetings continued last
week with hopeful interest.
Mrs. Geo. Barber suffered surgical |
operation Saturday for the removal of |
a cancer.
The ladies furnish dinners town
mO0IlHS gay d0 IHO HOUoI. ffOcSOuS
for church repairs.
The citizens will hold a caucus in |
town hall, Saturday evening, March
I'd to nominate of town officers.
Octave Abar was arrested recently
for assaulting Geo. Bean, but the jury
thought the proof not sufficient to
commit him.
One who formerly taught two terms
of school in the village district was
present to talk on war matters at the /