Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-02
Greensboro.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. II. s.
Tolman last Wednesday. About twenty
were present.
The concert under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society given Friday evening
was a very enjoyable entertainment.
Cuthbertson Brothers new building is
up and covered, and when completed will
greatly improve the looks of the street.
G. w. Lumsden is making quite extern
siye repairs on his house, adding tanother
story to the main building and putting up
a new ell.
Prof Woodruff is having preparations
made to build a new cottage at Aspenhurst.
Mr.. Burnham of Woodbury. has new
cottage nearly completed on lot purchas-
ed of A. B. Calderwood.
Mrs. P. M. Snyder from Rockford, ILL.,,
is expected to join her children at Aspen
hurst this week.-Prof. BagnaH and family
from st. Adams arrived the 28th.-B. FL.
Sanborn and family and Prof. Eliot's fam
lily from Boston went into camp last week
for the summer.
A reunion picnic is to be held July 4th
in district Nos, and it is hoped that all
who have attended in the past will try and
be present at this time. All who were
present at the Simpson and Young picnics
are invited to this. A special invitation is
extended to all of the relatives of the fol-
lowing families: John Simpson, George
Young, G. and Mary Patterson, John Pat
terson, Thomas Teller, or William Barclay.
The grandchildren and great-grandchil
Ill how sod
a desire to attend these picnics and it is
hoped that all of these people will be pres
-ent. Bring coffee and tea and what you
please to eat, also bring plenty of cups,
saucers, tumblers, plates, knives, forks and
spoons for the table. Remember the day,
July 4th, and all come.
Holland.
A. r. MouIton is at work in Charleston.
Mrs. A. r. Moulton has returned from
Burlington.
Ask Stewart Little about that new girl.
and observe the smile.
Harry Burbank of Gorham is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. H. A. Bryant.
j. A. Bradford is reshingiing the barn
on the farm he bought of Daniel Fox.
Mrs. Bert Cargin of Morgan spent few
days of last week with her aunt, Mrs. J. A.
Bradford.
Ted Osgood VINO went to Lowelltown,
Maine, on a,visit last week, has decided to
stay there, and has sent for his goods.
VIM. Sykes and family of Morgan are in
town looking after the repairs being made
on his farm buildings.-Gary Kilburn of
Derby was at S. r. FIetcher's one day
last week.-Ed. Batchelder and wife of East
Charleston have been visiting at S. w.
Halls.
Everybody who wants to hear "Why
never married. should be at the M. E.
church next Friday evening, where they
can also hear good singing, recitations, etc.
At the close of the exercises in the church,
refreshments, consisting of strawberries
and cream, sandwiches, cake, etc., will be
served by the ladies at the Town Hall.
Everybody invited.
IraSburgh.
Henry Wells and family are here from
Norwood, n. Y.
Cheney Smith of Burlington visited
Henry Somers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin of Chicago are in
town the guests of Mrs. r. S. Howard.
The Ladies' Aid Will meet at the Meth
,odist parsonage on Thursday. Tea at 80
o. m. All are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cong.
church will give an advertisement social
at the church parlors next Friday evening
at s O'Clock.
During the severe gale last Friday night
trees were blown down and considerable
damage done. The barn on the Wright
farm owned by Taplin & Rowell was blown
over after having just been repaired.
Anna Fisher has returned home from
Stanstead convent for the summer vaca-
'tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wheeler of |
Fairfax visited at c.. W.Wheeler's recently. |
Percy Templeton and Henry Somers
have returned from Burlington.
The school on Burton Hill taught by
Lillian Keith closed last Friday. Those i
having no absent marks during the term
were: Della and Sadie Huntington, Edwina
Flint, Ida, Lou and Lillian Chadburn and
Hazel and Charley Chaffee. There were
twenty-one scholars and during the term
but two tardy marks.
Lowell.
The l.. A. society met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. l.. Cross.
Rachel and Lizzie Finnigan are enter
tanning a cousin from Worcester, Mass
The large barn of Michael Dyers was
raised Thursday, many from the village
at the raising.
Rev. A. F. EIdridge and L. B. Wellman
the funeral of Judge Thompson
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