Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-02
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Mrs. Barry.-John Lyman and wife from
Norwich are at R. c. Stevens'.-Mrs.
Charles Miles of Boston has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sarepta Vance.
Greensboro.
barn.
The schools throughout the town open
next week.
III iss Fidelia Fisk is at home on her an
nuGl vacation.
Mrs F. Dufer is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Leighton.
j. Hamilton Stuart of w. Barnet was in
town q few days recently.
D. c. Coburn who works for VIM. Simp-
son is away on three weeks vacation.
Maggie Coomer has finished work for NJ.
]. Simpson and viii now work for her
father.
Many of the campers close their cottages
this week and ret urn to their respective
homes.
The state case against Will Richards for
drunkenness set for Aug. oath was contin-
ued again.
Mrs. Emily Coulter and son from Atlanta
Ga, spent part of last week at Mrs. NJ. j.
Simpsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arthur spent last
week with friends in Bloomington and
Charleston.
w. G. CasweII of Concord, n. H., has
been spending part Of his vacation at
Geo. c. Kings.
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Mass, who have been stopping with j. B.
Cook returned home Saturday.
Walter c. Simpson went Thursday to
Mortified. Mass. where he commences
his last year at the D. L. Moody school.
r. A Ritchie goes to Newport this week
as grand juror. Alvah Adams and Isaac |
Rollins are petit jurors at the coming term
of court.
Miss Tressa McCue has gone to Barton |
Landing where she has accepted the posi-
ton of teacher in the graded school for an
other year.
Mrs. John King with her daughter, Mrs.
W. Caswell went to Barre Thursday where
Mrs. King will have her eyes operated on
for cataracts.
James Wood, Greens boro boy, who for
some time has been in Connecticut has re-
turned and will soon open a grocery store
in Hardwick.
Miss Florence Peel who has assisted in
the Post Office during the summer months
goes from there to ne village school where
she has engaged to teach.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Stinson have
each invested in building lot on the d.
3. Hunter shore and it is expected new
cottages will be erected in the spring.
Chas. s. Wright returned last week to
his home in Worcester, Mass.-Misses
Lizzie and Mary Stinson of Montpelier
have been visiting relatives in town and
also camping for few days at NJ. A. Pad
docks cottage.-L. D. Lothrop with Mrs.
F. A. Goodrich and Mrs. Kellogg went
last week on visiting trip to Montpelier.
IraSburgn.
Blanche Keith will attend school at Bar
ton this fall.
Mr.. Wood of Nashaa n. H., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Sheperd.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Slack visited friends
in Richford last week.
Mrs. Tenney and nephews returned to
Springfield last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wheeler return to
their home in Dorchester to-day.
The W. c. T. U. Will meet with Mrs. C.
w. Wheeler Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds returned to their
home in Weymouth, Mass, last Friday.
Mrs. Story is spending few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses White.
Mrs. Fred Elkins and Miss Anna Fair
banks from Troy visited at E. w. Keith's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cook returned from
visit to Lisbon and Piermont, n. H., last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Holdridge went to Gloucester,
Mass, last Saturday to,visit her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Smith.
The Epworth League will serve ice
cream and cake in F. A. Buchanan's new
store Saturday evening.
Arthur Boright has moved to Sweets
burg. Mrs. Boright and Mrs. Cotton will
go in about two weeks.
The Photograph concert under the d.
rection of DR.. BeaucIerk was largely at
tended last Friday evening.
Henry Story of West Derby, who is in
very poor health, has been stopping with
his sister, Mrs. Ida Goldsmith.
Miss May Wheeler started with party
last Wednesday to visit the exposition at
Buffalo. Leland Green also went with
them.
The services at the CongI church last
evening consisted of a concert exercise
describing the work of the Congregational
Educational Society.