Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY NEW.

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a long struggle with i'll health.
A special term of Caledonia count
has been called, only grand Jurors hav-
ing been summoned. The business is
of secret nature, but it is evident
from the people called as witnesses
that it has TO do with the robberies
in st. Johnsbury last spring.
Walden church affair was brought
into municipal court at Hardwick re-
Gently. The difficulty arises over a
note given for the purchase of a par
sonage and signed by representatives
of the church. c. L. Smith purchased
note and the signers rendered him
money due on the note but he refused
to take it, then after the note had
outlawed the slgners refused to pay.
At the annual meeting of the Gale
donia Forest and Stream club held at
st. Johnsbury, John w. Titcomb was
elected president. The club voted to
join the American Game p effective
and Propagation association. Presi-
deEt Titcomb said that about so per
cent of all the trout planted in Gale
donia county was the result of having
such an organization as this, that the
propagation of fish had been success
fully established in the state but lit
tie had been done towards the propa-
cation of game. The propagation
and protection of both fish and game
should be increased and organizations
like this one would conduct the nee
essary agitation and discussion.
HIN. Turner Dies in St. Johnsbury.
Hiram N. Turner, prominent in
o,l
ness man, died at his home in ST.
ing an illness of only few days with
pneumonia. Mr.. Turner was in the
73rd year of his age and for a long
period, previous to a year ago, was
manager of the Fairbanks scale
works. At the time of his death he
was president of the Connecticut 4
Passumpsic division of the Boston &
Maine railroad, director of the Con-
cord and Montreal division Of the St.
Johnsbury & Lake Champlain rail
road. After his retirement as ar
official of the Fairbanks company,
Mr.. Turner spent several months ir
California but returned here a shnr
time ago. He leaves in addition tt
his wife, two sons. Hiram Newton
Turner was born in Bethlehem, N
H., and was educated in the public
schools of the state. He entered
very early upon railroad career.
which continued till 1889 with con
y became SO years of age he turned hi
attention to manufacturing and thu
ability that brought him success il
railroading was as marked in thu
scale business. He took an activ
interest in @the material welfare O
ST. Joh1sbury.
SHEFFIELD.
Mrs. Amory Gray is visiting il
90 Newport.
John Chesley and family of Eas
Burke were visiting in town Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Morgatroy Sunday. Congratulations
Mr.. Clifford's family of Summers
worth, N. H., are in town for a fes
days.
Mrs. Harley Chappell of Yves
Burke is visiting her sister, Mrs. Han
ley Bishop.
Mrs. Frank Pearl visited Mrs
Charles Coffran at Lyndonviile on
day last week.
The D. of L. have invited thei
families to spend social evening
with them in the lodge room Wednes
day night,
WEST BURKE.
Mrs Mahan of Lyndon Center ar
daughters visited at Ezra ChappelI'
last week one day. 7oo,,,-,,-sz..4
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Colby are visit
ing relatives and friends in Derb
Line and vicinity. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goodwin G
Lyndonville were guests of relative
here over Sunday.
R. C. Bradlee of Concord, N. Fl
has been visiting at John Watchie
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anger an
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Anger visite
relatives in Wheelock Saturday.
The Misses Harding and Barney {
st. .IOhnsbury were guests of Mis-
Mildred Frasier one day last week.
Mrs. s. z. Leach has been impro,
ing somewhat during the past wee
butvher recovery seems very slow. .
The grange from East Burke vi
give the pIav cred Acre FARM
the G. A. r. hall this Wednesds
evening.
Lewis Goodwin came home fro
Charleston Saturday for few day
visit to his daughter. Mrs. A.
Cheney's.
Principal and Mrs. E. E. Orcutt
Woodsvile. N. H.. spent Saturd
and Sunday with Mrs. Orcutt's mot
err. Mrs. w. w. Coe.
Mrs. Lucian Chappell is in quara
tine at the home of her daughter, MI
Will Cheney, at st. Johnsbury. M,
Cheney has smallpox.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hunt of Bart
were called here the latter part
last week by the illness and death
Mrs. Hunts father, Ira Humphrey.
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