Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-25
GREENSBORO.

MRS. ". A. SMITH.
GREENSBORO.
Jason Young lie seriously III with pneu-
monia.
Geo. Marshall, who has had the pneumo-
mia, is improving.
Jlbtz Pinney OF Passumpsic Is visiting
at Walter Jackson.
Charles Wright returned to his home In
Worcester, Mass, last week
Seventeen couples went from this place
Friday evening to hear the Kilties.
Harley Marden has returned from Con-
cord, y. H., and Is working for Norwood
Drown.
Mrs. Lewis Of Sioux City, Iowa is visit
ing her nieces, Mrs. J. A. Goss and Mrs. J.
n. Cook.
Mrs. Frank Melvin and Miss Bertha
Melvin we're in Barton last Tuesday to at
tend the w. Z. T. U. meeting.
Nv. Campbell, who has his house nearly
completed, will now single his large dairy
barn and build a new separator room.
Miss Marjorie Burr, who has been very
sick at b. II. Fairbanks is recovering and
hopes TO resume her school duties next
week.
Walden last week to see her father who
was seriously injured by being thrown
from load of hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Campbell were in
Hardwick last Wednesday to attend the
marriage OF Mr.. Campbells daughter
Clara TO r. r. Collins OF Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Mary ]. Conant, of whom mention
was made last week, died Wednesday, May
10th. at the age OF So years. Funeral serv-
ices we're held at the residence of J. III. Nc
Loud Friday at p. m. and at the Cong'l
church at Greensboro at Up. m. Mrs. Con-
ant was a devoted Christian and poss-
tssed OF rare qualifications.
RLASBURC.
Miss s. A. Clement is visiting Mrs.
David Webster.
happy parents OF a son.
Walter Harlow is clerking in Mrs. Mil
ler's store at Barton Landing.
Charles and John Bogue OF Newport
have been visitiD g at Mrs. Templetou's.
Miss Ethel Drew has gone to franklin
Falls, f. H., to spend the summer with
her brother Mark.
Mrs. Albert Webster and daughter are
spending the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Keith.
Carrie Fisher is home from Johnson, as
she was unable to continue her studies
there in the Normal school.
Marie Beauclerk is home from Concord,
n. H., having graduated from the Marga-
ret Pilsbury hospital there sometime ago.
Sunday p. m, Rev. j. f. Knapp has
steadily improved since his serious opera
tion last Thurs lay, and hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Treat will serve
ice cream and cake at the CongI vestry
Tuesday evening May 26, for the benefit OF
the Ladies' Aid Society.
Many OF our people are interested in the
preparations being made for he entertain
ment to be given by the Lady Minstrels at
Barton Landing next week.
The lecture given by Rev. Mr.. PEBBLES
last Monday evening, upon his experience
iu the South soon after the war, was OF
much interest and nicely gwen.
Edward Knapp who has been a nurse
in Boston hospital, returned last Mon
day morning. to care for his father, Rev
J T.. Knapp. Miss Minnie Gates, hi;
daughter, also came Thursday from Lima
N. Y, and his sister, Mrs. Howard from
South Royalton.
The union Memorial services were
largely attended at the Congregations
church yesterday. The address given by
Rev. z. p. Treat was fine and OF interest tC
all, the singing was suited to the occasion
aud the Oh urch was fittingly draped with
hsgs. Much effort and forethought wa
given to make the occasion impressive Al
reminder OF the heroic past.
Rev. ]. Z. Knapp who had been serious
" IN for several days, submitted to tn,
hmputation of his right leg at the thigh
asst Thursday afternoon. GaDgrene of tn
eg, resulting from embolime, was tn
condition that made the operation neces
barry. Mr.. Knapp endured the operation
ineIy and at the present writing Frids,
tternoon is as comfortable as could
expected. The operation was performe,
BIZ DR.. c. V. Bogue OF Newport, sssiste
py Drs. Badger and Templeton, Edwar
knapp who is a professional nurse, an
Hiss Marie Beauclerk.
Memorial Day, May 30th, will be fitting
observed At 1000 a. N. the g. A. X
be w. X. C., the Good Templars, tn
chools, and all the citizens who care t
axe part, will form at the common and G
b the cemetery, where the Grand Arm
ill have charge of decorating the grave
old soldiers. At noon the Relief CORY
i'll furnish dinner in the court house ha
900 d. M. The exercises under til
barge OF the town committee will be bel
the court house hall. Instrument
hd vocal music appropriate to the ds
III be given. II is expected that thel
- raaTfuU Tha addrara will