Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-21

returned and reports Mrs. Stevens more
comfortable. She has been receiving
treatment in the hospital at Norwich for
several weeks.
Geo. Anderson, who is working for
Gabriel Patterson, while driving loaded
team down the long hills lost control OF
his horses and they failed to make the
turu at the foot Of the r. T. White hill,
but went straight to A. M. Beach's, run
ming into the separator room, throwing
Mr.. Anderson off the load and breaking
things up generally.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Geo. Y. Simpson, who has been
quite i'll, Is better.
Miss Lizzie Sawyer of Craftsbury visited
in town last week.
Mrs. Martha Holden is again stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. r. j. Barton.
Last Wednesday r. A. Richie set up
new u. S. separator for M. McCue.
DEF. G. Kinney attended the meeting
Of the state board of health at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hardy of Manches-
ter, N. H., have been visiting relatives in
town.
Rev. q. w. Morrow and family are again
occupying their cottage at the Lakewood
camp.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last week
With Mrs. Samuel Philbrook. About
thirty were present.
A. B. Coomer cut the end of one OF MS
fingers recently while saving shingles at
N. l.. browns mill.
Mrs. M. Rossiter and her sister, from
Washington, ID. c., are again occupying
the Hardy and Simpson cottage
Mrs. A. l.. Wiswell and son, who have
been visiting relatives here, returned TO
their home in Haverhill, Mass, last We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dunbar from De-
troit. Michigan, are spending short time
Mt the Caspian Lake House and in Crafts
bury. 1t is thirty-two years since MI
Dun bar left this vicinity.
Fl. S. Tolman, e. o. Randall, +. u Kim
new and w. s. Ingalls,, delegates TO the
county convention at Newport last week,
were nresent, also L. A. Jackson, who was
nominated for senator from this part OF
the county.
IA. PERKINS, horse became frightened
week ago Sunday, while MIR. Perrin ana
family were returning from cnurcn,
turned around twice, breaking one wheel
Of the buggy, but the family escaped
without injury.
Irasburgh.
John Brennan is building new mousse
Miss Myra Taplin has sold her farm TO
Henry Macy.
Miss Blanche Winget is spending few
days in Coventry.
Chorles McCoff and wife have moved on
to the McGoff farm.
Mrs. Templeton and Alice Downing re-
turned home last Friday.
Miss Myra Taplin of Burlington mas
been spending a few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miles have been
entertaining friends from Barton.
Mr.. Cortes Woodward has sold his farm
to Mr.. Whalen from Massachusetts.
Geo. Lee, professor of mathematics IN
Poultney Academy, is at home lot the
summer vacation.
The Grand Army Post will meet in their
rooms in the court house, Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock.
Mr.. e. H. Webster and mother and Miss
Matte Holdridge have been camping OUT
i'm Greensboro the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webster ana
daughter are spending few days with Mr.
Webster's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Webster.
Mrs. F. A. Holdridge and Mrs .Beauclerk
will serve cake and ice-cream in the cong
church parlors, Tuesday evening, July ~.
All are invited.
Rev. E. P. Treat leaves the last OF the
week to attend the meeting of the General
Council of the Forward Movement at
Bilver Bay, Lake George.
Mrs. Helen g. Thompson OF st. JOINS
bury is visiting at the home OF j. =. Car
benter and other friends in town.
There will be no services in the cong
hurch the two Sundays the pastor Is
Away. Next Sunday and August 4th'
Mr.. Allen Clark and Miss Maud Putney
X Bloomington were recently married at
he Congn parsonage, Rev. E. Z. Ireat
reforming the ceremony
Geo. Macia has bought OF Mr.. Wlnget
nd Mr.. White the small house near their
uildings and will move it on to his lot
ear the creamery, where the foundation
laid and ready for the building.
w. f. Brewster has sold his place to
rthur Webster. The reported price
$1,000. Mr.. Brewster and family intend
go to California in October. Mr. WEB
er has also bought the land around Mr.
etson's near the Allen mill site.
The w. r. G. will hold social at court
puse hall Wednesday evening July g.
he cantata "Quarrel Among the Flowers,
i'll be furnished by Miss Lillian Lothror
I'd pupils, assisted by home talent. Cake
ID ice cream will be served. Admission
entertainment, and ice-cream 10 cents
Holland.
Eugene Gray has moved into the M. E
rsonage.