Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-08
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l.. A. Lyon will give an entertainment
With his gramophone at the schoolhouse
| on the west side of the lake next Saturday
evening. Admission 10 cents.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Albert Hickey has been having a siege
for several days with sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. Louisa Burt who is in feeble health,
has come to live with her son Nelson of this
place.
w. e. Fogg has sold his farm on the
North Ridge in Sutton, to Mr.. Jones from
Bloomington. Price $11OO. Possession
given Immediately.
LAMONT Smith has gone to White River
junction to work in the railroad Shops
Mrs. Frank Smith has gone to Charleston
N. II. to visit her daughter.-M Misses Celia
Spencer and Florence Locke have returned
to Holyoke, Mass, where they are attend
ing school.-Frank Miner has returned to
his home in Canada and Mrs. Chas.
Ia1t, who have been visiting friends and
relatives in town for several weeks, return
ed to their home in Troy, N. c., last week
East HardWick.
Moses A. Mills is home from Worcester,
Mass, where he has worked for year.
The annual reunion of the Cong'I church
the last Friday of the old year was success,
Florence Little was out of school week
by the sickness and death of her cousin,
Malissa Webb.
Clarence Bailey has been seriously ill.
He was drawn as juror but was was unable
to attend court.
Nathan Field has bought Adyotes horse
that he left when he went to Virginia;
price seventy-five dollars.
Charley Kelton of Glover is to cut the
ice on lake Caspion for the East Hardwick
creamery at one cent cake, and he will
servethe farmers at the same rate. He will
be on hand about Jan. 18th, if the ice is in
condition to use.
Sheffield.
Perry Barber was quite sick Friday and
here was no school at the village until Mon
day.
Amos Chase, David Wood, Lydia Brown,
Bert Hall and several others have been on
the sick list.
Charley Richard is at home for few
days, but expects to go to Kennebunk
Maine soon
a large amount of hay is being drawn to
Lyndonville for shipment. It sells for
about $11. per ton.
Mrs. c. B. Joy, an old lady seventy years
old has just finished a log ca bin quilt which
has 100 pieces.
There was birthday party at Salma
Davis Tuesday evening it being Harry
Davis twenty first birthday.
Lola Brown has been to st. Johnsbury
several days caring for her brothers. wife,
Minnie Brown, who has been quite sick.
Several young people attended the sur
PRISE party at George billiards. on the even
ing of Dec. 26th, it being his twenty-fifth
birthday.
Sanford Gray who was convicted of the
offence of selling liquor, and confined
in st. Johnsbury Jail, has paid his fine and
is at home again.-C. u. Blake who was
also confined for assault is out.
There was gathering at James Kings
Friday, it being the fifteenth anniversary
OF their marriage. Quite number of their
friends from Wheelock and other places at
tended and had a very pleasant time.
WheeIOck.
Geo. Meacham has had his arm taken off
att tho hospital in Lowell.
. Fred Day has moved his household
goods into Fred Darling's house.
Ray Twombly returned to Boston Satur-
day, and Geo. Rannie returned Sunday
John Dunning, who was carried to
Waterbury few weeks ago, died last
week and was buried there.