Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-06


adopted which goes into effect at
once in Newport. A franchise
was granted to gas company. The
incorporators are z NJ. Mansur, Geo.
McDermott, Frank Flint, and George
Flint.
Quarantine Regulations No Joke.
George Williams of 81. Johnsbury
was arrested Wednesday on complaint
of Health Officer A. II. Noyes, on the
charge of violating the quarantine
regulations and destroying diphthe-
ria sign posted on his house. A hear
ing was held and Williams was lined
SIC, which included the costs.
Bryan at St. Johnsbury.
The gross receipts from Col. w. j.
Brvau's two addresses in st. johns
bury were nearly $3.50 and it is said
that he had the largest audiences
there OF any place thus far on his New
England tour. He is the third pres
idential candidate that has visited
St. Johnsbury in the past 80 years,
the others being Horace Greeley and
Benjamin II. Bristo.
Honors at St. J. A.
Commencement honors at st.
Johnsbury academy, ST. JohnsourY,
have been announced by Principal
Rowland. Isabel Noyes gets the
valedictory and Emma Hallet the
salutatory. The, other honors, an
nounced alphabetically and not by
rank, 60 to Helena Brown, Harold
Frost, Helen Gray, Elizabeth Laird
Hortense Peters, Jean Stanley. The
sneakers commencement week will
be Helena Brown, Louise Chapman
Harold Frost, Helen Gray, Emma
Ballet, Julian Milan, Rath Morse
Isabel Noyes, Edward Stanford. Al
the foregoing are residents of st
JohnsbuTy except Miss Chapman o
Concord and Julian Nolan of Rye
gate.
Coolest April Since 1875.
The last weather bureau report
that the month OF April had q lowe
mean temperature than any othe
April since 1875. The mean tempera
ture of the month just passed wa
forty FIVE degrees, seven degrees low
err than last year. Ia 1875 the meal
temperature was forty three. Nor
snow fell in April, 1897, than in an,
other April on the weather burea'
record. This year 6.1 inches fell
The best previous to that was, in Apri
1887, 4.1inches. The highest temper
allure of A ril, 1907, was seventy thre
degrees April %. April 2, twenty 81
degrees marked the lowest point &c
the mercury. The precipitation we
3.87 inches, one half inch mora tina
normal.
Found Dead by Railroad Track.
Norman Hartwell, carpenter ar
!. bridge builder on the Boston & MAR
n railroad, was run over by throue
= freight Wednesday night, May 1, ju
= below Lyndonville station and
r body, horribly mangled, was found
a the track at daylight. No one So
u the accident and as Hartwell W
v subject to heart failure it is surmis
: that he fell while walking on t
track to his home, which is about
h mile south of the station. HartW
~ went north on the mail train We
r. nesday afternoon and came back
4 the night mail. He lived in Hadle
a Vile and got of the train at Lynde
vile, probably starting to walk do
the track very soon after his tr
he left. He evidently fell when oppos
sr the freight station, either STUMBLE
~, uo over something or being taken 81
ed The body was mangled almost beyo
w recognition.
tas Special Jurors.
rrh The following is list of the p
IRE and grand jurors, drawn for a spe
in term of the Orleans county &C
Gus -; commencing May 81, 1907, at 2 o'cl
ars p. m.
Gu Patti Juror Grand il
90. Albany
w. M. Johnson U. =. h
n. Barton
C.. Leonard F. G. Br,
Bloomington
G. F. Lewis l.. It
Charleston
and Porter E. Lyon Il. ID. A
the Coventry
.ck. William A. Elliott Luther X. =
liar Craftsbury
and Richard Kendrick Tnos. l.. Gala
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