Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-09

E. A. Cook and family, DR.. w. F. Temple
ton and wife, DR.. Henry Templeton, ano
the Misses BIodgett are in camp at Stone
Pond.
The lawn party held a. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. l.. Gilman last Wednesday
afternoon was very well attended and
much enjoyed. One special feature of the
occasion was very interesting talk, given
by a lady missionary of Tennessee, who
came with Mr.. Knapp of Irasb urgh
Dr. E.A. Leonard is in town.-Miss Mary
Norton is at home from Mortified for a
short stay.-Mrs. Fanny Spaulding is in
town for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
from st. Johnsbury have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. c. s. Parker.-Geo. F
Osgood is at home from Hudson, n. Y, for
short vacation.-Mrs. Eunice Colby and
son George, are staying at William and
Isaac Drew's for time.-Mrs. Royal Morse
has sister visiting her from California.
West Glover.
Miss Carrie Walter is working at Allen
Gilmour's, and Jennie Young for Mrs.
Lydia Chase.
Mrs. Mary Fisher is very nl.-Mrs.
Reuben Stevens is improving. ID. Baker
is on the sick list.
We understand that B. G. Miles won the
second prize in tie Bowker Fertilizer con-
test for the most complete collection of
trade stamps.
John Smith has been shingling his
buiIdings.-Mrs. Barry is improving the
looks of her house by painting, papering
and general repairing.
Greensboro.
Mrs. NJ J. Dunn has rented her house to
B. NJ. Wiley.
Mrs. Laura Eastman was called to Dan
vile last week on account of the illness of
her brother.
w. A. Stone is to remain for time at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington for
treatment.
On account of the unfavorable weather
only small number attended the Passion
Play Thursday evening.
Prof. Butterfield's class in surveying
have finished their work here and have
returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Willev arrived in
town last Thursday. They have the best
wishes of all. The boys sampled Mr..
Willey's best cigars.
Mrs W. A. Stone goes to- Burlington
today--Misses Florence Wilson and
Martha Lang are in North Conway for the
remainder of the summer.
Though the weather in the morning was
threatning, the picnic in the Barclay neigh
borhood on July 4th YVES well attended and
Thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Much
credit is due the ones who made the ar
engagements and worked hard to make the
picnic success.
Prof. Landen and family arrived in town
last Thursday and went into camp for the
summer.-Dr. Staples and family from |
Lyndonville are occupying DR.. Kinney's |
-cottage.-Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Baker from |
Boston are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. |
Simpson from Thompsonville, Conn.,, are
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Knox Dixon from |
WatsonviIIe, Cal, are visiting relatives in |
town.
Greensboro Bend.
B. o. Davis and son have enlarged their |
store and put in some articles of ladies |
wear. Their store presents a very tidy |
appearance.
LIS. Collins is entertaining a brother
from New York.-Rev. G. w. Stebbins of
Sheldon was the guest of Rev. n. A. Ross
on Monday.
Holland.
Several of our people went to Island Pond
to celebrate the Fourth, others went to
Morgan.
The address on ''Chicago" delivered by
Mr.. Fletcher last Sunday evening was both
interesting and instructive and was deliv-
cred in a very pleasing manner.
IraSburgh.
miss Louise Tite is visiting friends here.
Frank Thompson returned to st. Johns
bury Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Mcneil returned to her
home last week.
Charles Kenyon is taking his vacation at
his home in Bradford.
Mr.. Boright from Sweets burg, P. O., is
visiting his son and wife at Mrs. Colton's.
The w. e. t. U. will meet with Mrs. C.
w. Wheeler Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
The Irasburg creamery is turning out
much larger amount of butter and cheese
than formerly.
The birthday of the independence of our
nation was duly announced at midnight
by the ringing of bells, and the oppressive {
stiffness of the day following was some
what relieved by a generous display of
flags.
large number attended the Ladies' Aid
meeting at Rev. Mr.. Knapp's last Friday.
Mrs. Chapman, who is laboring among the
Mountain Whites in Tennessee, was