Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-12
Smith house, and Roy Roundy from Hard
wick has int Rriolrotf


died at the home of his son Oct. 9th, aged
IS years. Funeral services at the M. E.
church Thursday, Rev. G. III. Wright Of
floating.
HardWick.
| The Electric Light company has COM
menced stringing wires
Landlord Standings daughter has the
| typhoid fever, also L. @. Foss.
| The bakery changed hands last week,
Mr.. Kimball selling out to Sanford Hook
er.
The railroad is completed to Robinson's
Mountain, and trains are now running on
schedule time.
Hon. I'll. FL. Powers was in town last
week on business appertaining to the
Judevine estate.
Miss Eta Rogers, daughter of Judge
Rogers of ST. Johnsbury, is making
friends short visit in this vicinity
East Hardwick.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Danville is visit
ing friends here.
Rev. G. P. Byington is away taking his
vacation, and Rev. Mr.. Briar of Olcott sup
piled the pulpit last sabbath.
Sneak thieves continue their operations,
w. L. Dow lost two bags of oats last Sun
day night, when some men were seen
prowling about the village.
Sutton.
j. E. Wentworth and wife have return
ed home after quite a long visit in the
West.
Ira Jesseman sold all his personal prop
erty at auction last Monday. He has sold
his farm to Mr.. Still of Burke.
Mrs. Joseph Peavey, who has been sick
for some time with erysipelas, died Friday
and was buried Saturday. She was IS
years of age.
Charles Taft, a former resident of this
town, who has been in the lumber business
in n. Carolina for some years, was in town
last week. He is here for his health.
Lyndonville.
Harry Hunter has moved into one of G..
J. Bundy's houses on Main street.
Conductor Ernest Brown and bride have
returned here and are boarding at the
Union house.
John Murch goes to Boston on business
this week, and will also visit his old home
in Bridgeton, Me.
Mrs Anna Pearl opened her kindergart
en- school at her residence Monday, with
good number of children in attendance.
Henry Graves of Chicago, with his two
daughters and his sister-in-laW, Mrs.
Mann, have returned home after visiting
his sisters, the Misses Graves, a few weeks.
The railroad shops are running six days
week, beginning Monday, October 4,
working on nine hours time. This ar
rangement viii probably continue until
after EGcKinley's election.
Hon. S. w. Mccall and wife of Winches-
ter, Mass, visited her mother, Mrs. S. S.
Thompson last week, Mrs. Mccall will re-
main for a few days. Mr.. Mccall was un
renominated for Congress by
the eighth district republicans last week.
Wheeloci.
A little girl at Chas. Fl. Snelling's.
Jacob Day and wife are visiting in Hard
wick. eI2tstfaa g 'i7a
L. n. Cree has gone to Barton to work
for the winter.
W. G. Sanborn, the new miller, is Civ
ing good satisfaction in the mill.
A. Gray is putting in stone work under
his barn. G. Gray is doing the job.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie are as home again,
after being absent about three weeks.
A. Ranney is getting everything ready at
the hotel for 6 grand opening in the near
future.
independent Grange viii hold their next
meeting, Saturday, Oct. nth, 10 O'Clock a.
m, at the town hall in Sheffield.
The marriage OF Ernest Brown Of st.
Johnsbury and Minnie Simpson Of this
place is announced to occur Oct. 14th.
island Pond.
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