Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

berry makes a most noticeable improve
ment.
Mrs. Sam Standish of Coventry and Miss
Maggie Smith of Walden spent Sunday at
Freeman Bean's.-Mrs. Annie Brown and
son from Connecticut have been visiting
her father, Thomas Marnoc<.- ong
those who took the opportunity of visit
ing friends in town while attending the
fair we would mention Geo. Whitney, OF
Concord Junction, Mass, MIR. Studley, OF
Woburn, Mass, Mrs. Oramel Dodge of
Barre, Mrs. Edith Clark of Johnson, Mr..
John Martin of East Concord, Mr.. and
Mrs, TalIman of Craftsbury, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Farman of Island Pond.
Greensboro.
l.. A. Jackson is on the sick list.
j. A. Crane will sell large amount OF
personal property at auction on Thursday,
September Goth. See large bills.
Stanley Austin and Ashabel Perrin are
each impro wing from their recent Illness
Donald Salisbury, young son OF Edgar
Salisbury, broke his arm recently by falling
from little wagon in which he was play
ing.
Edgar Salisbury and family left their cot
tage for home Thursday.-Mrs Janet Bar
clay Brighton with her sister, Mrs. Hunter,
from Colorado arrived at the Barclay home
stead last Wedne sday. Mrs. A. NJ. Stone
has returned from Eas; Hardwick and has
again taken charge of the hotel. A. Goss
has been entertaining his daughter, Mrs.
Stafford, from St. Johnsbury.-Clyde King
of Groton is visiting at his uncle George
King's.-Mrs. l.. Bleifiing OF Peaks Island
is visiting relatives in this and other towns.
Holland.
s. E. Little has so far recovered from his
recent severe illness as TO be abou. again.
Quite large number of our people and a
delegation of the A. o. II. W. of Derby
Line listened to a very able sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Reed at the Cong'l church, West Hol-
land last Sunday. Several also went from
here to Derby Line i'm the evening to hear
Mr.. Reeds address on "Anarchy" and pro-
nounced it very good.
Mrs. Storrs OF Derby is visiting at 5. r. N
Fletcher's.-Mrs A. r. Moulton is visiting
friends in Burlington Mrs. b. f. Jerome h
and her aunt. Mrs. Steele, have returned to
their home in Boston.-At the w. II. NJ. s
meeting at Mrs. Gary Rummery's on Sept.
III
Cake and coffee were served and very "
pleasant afternoon spent by all.
jay.
j. E. Chase and son have sold Nelson
Dodge three acres of land.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Of Barton Landing
are visiting at j. Edgar Chase's.
j. e. Chase has gone to Cleveland, to
attend the G. A. r. encampment will come
home through Buffalo and take in the ex-
position.
The Snow brothers have bought the
property of the Paine estate aud will erect
a mill-Geo. Martin has rented Harvey
Titus house.
Mrs. Hannah Hussy from Heniker,
n. H., is here caring for her father, Rev.
II. Sisco, who is very ill with cancer
M. S. Chamberlin is critically i'll at this
writing.
Lowell.
Francis Dutton has been quite i'll the
past week.-WiIl L. Kinsey is again in
poor health,
Many people from here attended the
fair at irton and some went TO Morris
Vile, although the rainy weather kept
some at home.
The Catholic fair came to an end SatLr-
day night, Sept. z, after successful run
of a week. 1t is understood that there vii
be another fair of few days duration
little later in the season.
Mrs. Henry Davis and children of Essex
visited at William Weeds last week.
Eugene Greenwood and wife OF Enosbure
Falls spent Tuesday night with friends
here while en- route to the fair at Barton
NJ. E. Tucker has moved his boiler and
steam drill from the Kelley lodges to hi,
mine at Tuckerville. He has made a very
satisfactory showing here, finding asbestoi
of fine quality.
The North Troy bali team met it
Waterloo here Saturday, Sept. Z being de
feated by our boys by score of 30 TO 2
While the game was slowand uninterest
ing there was absolute fairness aud good
feeling. The North Troy team differs in
this respect from some we have played
this season.
Morgan Center.
Ralph Ellis is able to ride out.