Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

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Df potatoes. a tool house near by which
tanned tools valued at $500 was also
royed. Loss, probably about $500;
france, $500.
st Burke.
iss Mabel Austin is home from Mont
er for a two weeks vacation.
he campfire at the NJ. E. church Mon
evening was quite interesting.
tev. Geo. Howe of Island Pond preach
n the NJ. E. church Tuesday, Wednes-
and Thursday evenings of last week.
viii Harvey died at Lancaster, n. II.
Wednesday and was brought here for
rial the next day. He was a son of n. B.
rvey of this place.
est Burke.
Dan Huntley is sick with typhoid fever.
Ir. and Mrs. A. B. Gl1dden are home
m their visit to Canada.
me grist mill has started at Burke HoI-
h and is doing good work.
Mice Varney is home on a two weeks
cation from her school at Sutton Corner.
Mrs. Julia (Solomon) Wyzanski, and her
ildren have returned to their home in
stOn.
Warren has the frame up for a barn.
viii postpone building his house until
ring.
Rev. G. H. Wright has gone to Barre, to
be his mid-year examination in his
urse Of study.
l5elim Doyle and Wishart have snapped
rms, Doyle paying Wishart 1000 differ
ce. They will make the change at once.
Mrs. Frank Cheney of Littleton, n. H.,
rs been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fl.
1mmings, the past week, and returned to
r home the early part of last week.
Jonathan Powers had an auction last
kturday at Mrs P CIark's He spent last
eek in this vicinity, disposing of some of
v S property and trying to settle up his
B1siness matters.
he lecture course in Barton last winter
hid were pleased with it. They have an
Their course there the coming fall and
inter that they expect will go ahead of
! st year.
East HardWick.
George Wheeler has rented the J. o.
Porter farm for three years.
Andrew Whitcher, aged II years, died
bet. 3Oth. He had been resident of this
bwn for fifty years.
The snow storm which the CALEDoNI-
Ms correspondent remembers to have
occurred on the 21st day of October, 1843,
occurred on the 22nd of the month. The
halter of a day amounts to a little, how
YER The storm in this vicinity was heavy
nd the first snow stuck by till pretty late
n May, the next spring.
Sheffield.
At the T. Baptist society meeting Oct.
2, the following officers were elected:
Jerk, H. L. Davis; treasurer, John Oar
ing; desk committee, DR.. S. A. Jones,
AARON Gray, G. E. Kendall.
Bert Hall is making extensive repairs on
lis house. What next, Bert?-Geo. Ken
lall is making extensive repairs on his
house. and when completed will have one
If the most convenient sets of farm build
ngs in town.
As Rev. S. G. Johnson and wife were
irving to Geo. KendaITs, their horse be-
anne frightened and jumped off a stone
bridge, a distance Of six feet, but the
1Iucl1y parson held to the straps and sue
,eeded in keeping the carriage right side
Up, and both escaped serious injury.
VIII o'clock
A fine girl baby at Charles Dana's.
Ira Davis was considerably injured re-
Gently while laying wall.
Mason Hall of St. Johnsbury is foreman
On the Sawyer buildings.
Miss Abbie Taylor has closed a success
iul term of school in the village.
\. D. Sawyer has his house frame up
D. B. Leslie has been repairing his horse
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. w. Farnham have
gone to Maine.-B. F. Taylor visited in ST.
Johnsbury last week.
Holmes, the murderer on the Pietzel
family and others has been found gull
ty in a trial held at Philadelphia. 1t
is generally believed that he has MUIR
dered nearly twenty persons.
In the great foot ball game between
and Princeton the latter won
on a score of II to 4. It was strong
" contested game.
The Boston Journal after a close
made canvass figures out republi-
can majority of over $1,000 in the ell
ection TO be held tomorrow.
Anthony Hopes new Greek novel
''Phroso," about which so much has
been said, has been secured by Nc
Clure's Magazine. 1t is said to be the
most exciting novel of adventure
written for many years The maya
zine will also publish Stevenson's last
novel, and short stories by Rudyard
Ian Maclaren, Bobert Barr
o,,1 PPat Hartn