Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-08
Miss Julia Hoyt visited in st. Johnsbury


mouth, N. H., on account of the dea tn of
Mrs. Frank Drew.-Mrs. Nell Parker john
SON and daughter are visiting her brother,
c. s. Parker.-Mrs. A. M. Randall and
grandson, Ray Pratt, are in town.-Mrs.
Jessie Cowan, of Laconia, n. H., visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton,
last week.--E. L. Stanton, H. H. Hall and
West Glover.
s. T. Vance is at Newport as petit juror.
Earle Barber spent Sunday at st. Johns
bury.
Ellis Prescott took carriage trip to
Holbrook, N. H., last week.
Miss May Lyman teaches in District No.
6, Miss Rand in District No. 1.
s. T. Vance was elected town represen-
tative at the election Tuesday.
Alice Clark has finished work for E. G.
Walter Lewis, Vernon Tichurst and Fred
Vincent are attending school at Barton.
Miss Minnie Wylie teaches in Albany
and Armour Clark also teaches in Albany.
Miss Kate Barry who spent her vacation
in the west arrived home last week. She
begins her school at West Derby Sept. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter have closed their
labors for Freeman II. Bean and have gone
to Warren to care for Mrs. Carpenters
parents.
Miss Cora Curtis of Sutton teaches in the
West Glover district. Miss Curtis has had
ba ~ in h nor
and is highly spoken of.
The G. A. r. and w. r. Z. postponed
their September meeting one week on &C
count of Barton Fair. The meeting will
be held September IS. Members please
remember the date.
VIM. Chamberlain, an elderly gentleman
who has been stopping for few weeks at
s. I. Vance's, has gone to Boston to have
his eyes treated. His son, Mortimer
Cham berlain, accompanied him.
Greensboro.
John Baker was in town few days last
week.
s. w. Landon and family have returned
to their home.
Geo. Cole has closed his cottage and gone
to Barton Landing.
Congratulations to our town representa-
tive, q. M. Cuthbertson. f
Rev. w. r. Lord repeated his lecture on
birds last Tuesday evening.
The w. e. L. u. meets with Mrs. B. HI.
Fairbanks this week Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Alpha Gebbie and Miss Nellie Bah
cock were married last Wednesday even
ing.
| Will Carleton is to give an entertainment
in the U. P. church Tuesday evening,
Sept. 9.
Prof. Elliott, wife and daughter, who
have been spending the summer here, re-
turn to their home this week.
Norwood Drown, Frank Pope, Harley
Warden, Roy Young, w. Badger and Ray
Coomer were among those VINO attended
Sherbrooke fair last week.
Miss Mabel ellis went to Manchester
N. H., Wednesday, to attend school.-A. G
Chase was in Newport last week serving
as grand juror and A. s. Clary and Rober
Shertleff as, petit jurors.-Mr. Merrill pu
1900 landlocked salmon into the lake Wed
nesday.
Schools in town commence this week
The following is the list of teachers Bend
Mary Taylor; East Greensboro, Berth
Batten; Four Corners, Tressa McCue; vii
lage, Florence Peel; No A, Miss Keith; No
1, Agnes Bailey; No. 6, Eunice Magoon
No. Z, Myra Chase; Morse district, Margi
Wilson; Magoon district, Mrs. Alph
Gebbie.
In accordance with the approval of tn
Woman's Home Temperance League O
Ludlow, the two w. G. T. U. unions O
Greensboro united in the campaign an
thoroughly canvassed the town, securin,
229 names of women over Fl years of age
with only three in the town refusing t
sign. 1t is due to those who signed to sa
that they were intelligently alive to wha
it would mean to us to have the license
saloon enter the precincts of our believe
state, and were glad is be placed on recor
as in sympathy with, and in favor of tn
present prohibitory law, and earnestly de
string it's enforcement, that thereby W
may have better protection for our homes
our SONS anu our uauSuteIs, dShluob VI
awful curse of intemperance in all il
forms.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
George Simpson returned to Connectict
Saturday.
Frank Smith is building a new ell t
his house.
Ephraim Harrison cut his foot with a
axe recently while splitting wood.
: Mrs. Emma Mckinley, of Lowell, Mass
is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. }. Chase.
Mrs. t. F.Smith was called to Hardwic
, last week to help care for her fathe
Mr.. Luther Dow.
In response to invitations which ha
! been sent out about one hundred an
I seventy-five of the relatives and friends
q Mrs. Mary Jardine assembled at home
her son-in- law, Mr.. Robert A. Richie, c
!. Thursday, the 18th day of August, tt
/. occasion being surprise picnic" in hon
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