Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-20


harles Bridges is laid up with a
on his ankle.
w. Thompson had bull die from
effects of the heat, Saturday, May
], and Geo. Spier had five sheep
ish from cold the following Mon
N Irs. Jas. Borland, from Danville, is
piping with her friends here for
present.-G. l.. Page and wife
\ tm Cabot are visiting friends in
vicinity.
Rev. J. W Harris was taken sick
W lie away on business, and is in a
Bpital in Boston, but we hear that
trouble is not as dangerous as was
it reported.
Hugh G.. Calderwood, from Lock
1T, n. Y, who went West from this
ce about so years ago, and in the
Mi antime has travelled extensively
the West, is here for short visit.
is reported that Samuel CampbelPs
gar house was burned recently, to-
NJ ther with about 1000 buckets and
her utensils. AS there had been no
b in the building for at least a week
looks like incendiarism.
B. Calderwood appealed from the
ton of the listers, and the board of
- hn n OF
turday, Horace Graham appear
for Mr.. Calderwood. The board
cided that Mr.. Calderwood was not
bic to be taxed as assessed by the
tiers.
reensbOrO Bend.
There is to be box party at P. G..
|lmon's hall Saturday evening. A
cd time is expected and cordial
'vitation extended.
IOlland.
Mrs. Thos. Goddard is dangerously
|, DIR. Human is attending her.
Ia. B. Moulton has let his house on
ain St. to E. E. Welch for one year,
hid he has moved into Geo. Mosher's
buse.
l.. A. Wheeler has rented his place
his brother, Lemuel, for one year.
Charles Blake has rented his fathers
ACE.
At Geo. Mosher's au tion things
I'D remarkably we'll. The sale
to about 1925. For the
resent Geo. will make it his home
it'll M. w. Peavey's people.
1t is feared that the late frost has
lied all the fruit. In 1888 we had
ost and snow storm on the 10th of
Inc that killed most of the corn, and
le next year we had a similar storm
lie 18th of June.
Chandeliers mill is running nights.
Mrs. Charles Curtis has returned to
sr home at Lakeport, n. H.
F. Nj. Sears has moved into the
ouse recently vacated by Geo. Rus
IL
The Young Ladies' Mission Band will
eet at the M. E. parsonage Saturday
ternoon at 2:3O.
P. Beauclerk has been threatened
it'll pneumonia and quite sick at
the past week. He is I'M
erstood to be on the gain at present.
Mrs. E. A. Leach of Morrisville
ade US a short visit last week. She
pes to Fargo, N. D., in short time
reside with her daughter, Mrs. G.
Phelps.
Rev. P. n. Granger is hard at work
sitting the sick and doing other pas
raj work. The people here realize
at they have secured a prize in Rev.
and wife.
Rev. L. Dodd exchanged desks with
ev. A. @. Swain of Barton yesterday.
lnday May 81 will be observed as
emorial Sunday by union service
the Cong. church.
John Ord and his son Ernest start
r Grass Valley, California, Tuesday
orning. John has closed up his
1siness here, and expects to make
Ie West his permanent home.
The first ball game of the season,
Id one of the pleasantest games ever
en in the county was that played on
le Common Saturday afternoon be-
Veen the home team and the Barton
ub. The score of for Irasburg and
for Barton showed close work, and
DIT much chance to brag on either
de-
DWELL
The dedication Of the Methodist
lurch win occur Tuesday, May %.
The funeral of Mr.. Isaiah Sylvester