Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12

Caspian Lake Lodge, F. & A. NJ, held its
annual meeting and election of officers
Wednesday evening. j. V. Dutton, W. M;
w. B. Crsndall, S. W.; j. E. Appolt, J. W.;
NJ. w. Jennings, Treas; d. s. Stanford,
Sec'y.; J. r. Stewart, s. D.; j. o. LaJoy,
j. D.; F. A. &c orge, s. s.; F. Fl. Stone, j.
S B. E. Billiard, Mar; E. Brush, tyler.
EAST HARDWICK.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The W. r. c. installed their officers Jan.
2.
Henry Eldridge is going to Craftsbury
to team this winter.
George Lovejoy has finished Asa Wood
bury's house at Hardwick.
Eugene Marsh was called to Winooski
Thursday by the severe illness of his
father.
SHEFFIELD.
s. A. Buck is home from his vacation.
Earle Davis has gone back to West
Derby.
Mrs. Walker has been visiting at the F.
B. parsonage.
Clifton Gray has engaged to work for
W. j. Smith.
Byron Kendall has returnen from Gale
donna county court.
The farmers meeting held here last Fri
day was we'll 5tended.
We learn of the death of Mes. Julia Gray,
former resident OF this town.
G. E. Kendall invited his Sunday schooI
class to his home last Friday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harley Davis attended the
lecture at Lyndonville Saturday evening.
Mr.. Aldrich and two daughters OF St.
Johnsbury visited at d. Miles last week.
Elmer Fuller has been visiting his
brother Harry and his sister, Mrs. E. <
Hill.
Mrs. Fanny Giffin of St. Johnsbury has
been the guest OF her daugh liter, Mrs. Inez
Jones.
Robert Wright and Miss Carrie circuit
were uniIed i'll marriage Saturday evening,
Jan. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedard of 81. Johnsbury
passed New Years at Mrs. Bedards old
hone.
A tenn oerance rally was held Friday eve.
ming in the schoolhouse is Dist. No. 8
also one Saturday evening in Dist. No. g.
I The friends and schoolmates of Mis-
| Alice Jenness met at her home Frida,
7 evening, Jan. 9, the occasion being hel
birthday.
SUTTON.
Myrtle AIlard is working at Charli
| Kimbali's.
Theron Bell of Burke spent Sunday wit
his daughter.
| Went to Lyndon Tuesday.
! Myron Ham has purchased part of tn
Davis farm owned by Eugene French.
Mrs W. F. Burlington and Mrs. Cass G
Lyndon visited at L. B. Fairs Monday.
Mrs. Lucia Chappell spent New Year
with her daug liter, Mrs. Harley Bishop.
+ Mrs. Alkaline Allard is spending .fe
weeks with Mrs. Emma Ford at We.
Burke.
Frank Wilson of st. Johnsbury sper
the holidays with his brother in-lav
Charles Varney.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Edwin Curtis recently sold a lumber Il
70 Roy Roundy for $3.50.
Will Bishop has 80 far recovered fro
his long illness as to ride out.
Theodore Sanborn has employment
night watch for r. B. Lang at South Ba
ton.
Warren Gilman has been quite sick I,
two or three weeks with an abscess in Il
head. .: =.
Philbrook of the Arcadia Lumber G
has moved his mill back to the Willought
, lake road. <.,.
Riley Richardson and family and r.
Curtis and wife Of Barre spent New Year
: at Ernest Richardson's. ga
Mr. Marshall of New Hampshire spe
Christmas with mis- father, VIM. Marsha
before going to his new home in Tennessee
A shocking accident occurred at Bacon
Crossing, st. Johnsbury Center, Saturda
/ when an accommodation train struck al
ran over a coverei sleigh containing M
and Mrs. Harvey Berry of this town. T
occupants were instantly killed a.
mangled almost beyond recog milton. T
o sleigh was demolished, but the horse
capped unhur5. The. highway runs paral
: to the track, but owing to the extrel
cold Mr.. and Mrs. Berry were 30 wrapp
10 that they did not hear the approac hil
rain.