Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-12

sideration, $780, Mr.. Wright win move
into the house i'm the village owned by the
Thomas Gilbert estate.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnsbury.
Richard Doneghy, plumber, died April
End in his barn from the effects of heart
disease, aged AZ years.
Avery L. Pike, prominent and respect
ed citizen, died of apoplexy last Wednes-
day, aged about 90 years.
Packard g. Thorne have Just finished
drawing plans for a $1,000 residence for
F. E. Dwinell Of Lyndonville.
! b. f. Rollins, another prominent bust
ness man, died April Sd, aged 20 years. lie
did business at PaddoclSs Village an a man
ufacturer.
Mrs. Sarah r.. Johnson has received
from the Connecticut Mutual Lie Insur-
ance Co., through their special agent, /. ID.
Bemis of East Burke, q, 100 insurance.
S. ID. Atwood has purchased Mrs. Elisha
Bowker's house on Summer St. for $1,000.
Possession, first of May. Mr.. Atwood
Will make some repairs on the house be-
fore moving in.
Mrs. Il. c. Pierce, OF the firm of II. q.
Pierce d Co., and trimmer, have Just re-
turned from market, and have advertised
their opening of spring and summer milli-
merry, to take place April IL and 10.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith OF Brookaeld. VT.
recently gave one thousand dollars TO st.
Johnsbury Academy, the interest TO be
used yearly a scholarship. This bene-
faction is in memory of her son, Henry
Smith
East Hardwick.
The sick are on the gain.
VIII o. Brown is working in the cream
cry.
Harry Nelson will run the separator at
the Bend.
Snow is going rapidly and the sugar
maker is on the jump.
Sheffield.
Listers and sugar makers are busy these
days.
Sam Ash is recovering from an attack of
the grip.
b. Webster and wife Of Derby visited at
Ira Davis last week
We learn OF the death of Mrs. Asa
Chamberlin of Glover, former resident of
this town.
The f. b. society gave sugar party in
their parsonage Friday evening April 2.
and good time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Thomas have re-
turned from Glover where they have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. James Teller.
A. A. Barber, who has been carrying ON
the Drown farm in South Barton for five
years, has moved back TO his old home and
his neighbors rejoice.
Rev. r. Heine has closed his passionate
with the Il. 3. church and moved 60 JEFF
ferson, n. ii. His place VIII be taken b.
ID. c. Harmon Of Maine.
Lila Lawson, wife of Dwight Chene,
died at the home Of her parents. March q
She leaves husband and daughter fe
months old, father and mother, tv
brothers and one sister, Mrs. Hiram Clev
land of Lyndon.
sutton.
Mrs. Mary Holton has moved to Lyn-
donville.
Harley Willard has been appointed
superintendent of schools.
Geo. Hartman has bought the building
on what is known as the John Darling
farm.
Ezekiel Miles daughter Jenny from Bos-
ton and his son Deming from 81. Johns
bury are visiting him.
Amos Jenness has sold his village place
to Mrs. Joanna Cole of Barton, who ex
poets to move into IL about the first o
May.
Henry Ball was at his fathers for few
days last week.-Mrs.. Royal Wiggin made
her parents a few days visit lately.-Iiart-
ley Anger OF Laconia, n. H., has beer
spending the last two weeks at his fathers
West Burke.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Nellie ars
both better.
James Boyce was at home from Worces
ter, Mass, for a short vacation last week.
The sugar party given by the Epworth
League, was well attended and about
added to the treasury.
Charles Densmore has bought the house