Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-04


Warm dinners will be served at q
Cong'l vestry as usual town msetif
day.
Rev. +. w. Pierce will preach at !
church next Sabbath, March 10, a
O'Clock.
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard has gone
New London, n. H., TO visit her NO
w. @. Leonard
Mrs. Edwin Richardson is very sic
at present writing f; also little n
of Albert Abbott.
Mrs. j. Drew has returned fro
Montreal and reports her daughte
Mre. Hill, as much improved.
| Henry Clark has been cutting ID
with his ice pillow at Kelton's shof&
for the farmers in this vicinity.
The Universahst ladies dedicatd
their new vestry on Friday Tho
have very pleasant and convenier
room.
Mrs. Carl Story is here on a visit.
Homer Barrows has been here for
brief stop.-Mrs. Flora Hoyt OF Tro
spends a short time with friends her
Dinner will be served mt the ne
vestry of the Universalist churc
Tuesday March 9th. Annual meetinI
of the Mite Society in the afternoon
West Glover.
Ed. Baker and wife have startel
back West.
Ernest Baker is going out OF Oh
store here and will move on 90 N
fathers place.
Mrs Chas. Nelson and Mrs. Levi
with her daughter Edith, have novel
into John Smiths house.
Greensboro.
Our forthcoming town report vii
show the town indebtedness sls60.
/. A. Jackson has bought the Davil
Calderwood farm. The reported pric
is 500.
At a recent meeting Of the Cong
church, @. /. Baker aud +. O. Randall
were elected deacons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Hanson gave
pleasant reception TO their friends 81
Thursday evening. A good time an
a fine supper.
Frank Guild has left his position Il
a laboratory in New York TO accept
better one in Chicago as Prof O
French and Physics.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. @. b. Silver has gone 10 Hard
wick for a few days.-Ed. Collins
home from Burlington.
The piles of timber continue TO In
crease in the E.Greensboro mill-yarc
On account of low water no sawin
has been done lately.
j. L. Farrow gave his lecture, ecu
rope Illustrated" at the Methods
church. Tuesday evening. lie spolS
at the same place the next evening.
The following Is a partial record q
attendance in district No. 10: Sprin
term of 8 weeks, whole number O
scholars, 80; were without an alb
sent mark, being absent from I
days. Fall term OF 10 weeks, Who'll
number of scholars, AZ; IL were with
out an absent mark; Ia were absen
from TO days. Winter term OF /
weeks, whole number OF scholars, Al
No. of tardy marks, 3; Is were with
out an absent mark, being absen
from i, TO days. Vina and Clar
Dudley, Carlton Batchelder and Yer
ME Pope were not absent during tn
year. Marcia Salmon, Edith DUDE,
and Irving Goozey were each absent
day; Ethel Guyes, IL days. Clar
and Vina Dudley have not had an ab
sent mark for two years and Irwin
Goozey only day absent.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennison are boil
sick with grip.
Arthur Clough is Attending schoo
at Derby Academy.
The w. G. It. u. will meet with Mrs
]. IL. Cook, Wednesday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Ida Read, State w. q. II. u
Pres, gave an excellent Temperance
talk at Cong. church, Sunday evening
We notice in a Western paper tina
Orrin A. Leach has been appointe,
postmaster at Argusville, N. ID. Ola,
TO hear from our boys.
Mrs. Henry Ranger sustained
bad compound fracture of the forearm
last Wednesday, as the result OF being
thrown from a sleigh. Her son, Johr
Ranger, and daughter, Mrs. Curtis
have come to care for her.