Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-29

WITS. LilZd I1dtuhWdy VI hdIuWlck ndsI
moved to Greensboro to reside with her|
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Noyes.
Mr.. n. B. Paine has returned from a trip|
through the west and southern part of the|
state. He reports that the grass crop isl
poor in the sections where he has travelled
and in some places as high as SIS per toni
is being offered for hay.
About $50 relatives and friends of Mr. !
and Mrs. James Young gathered at their !
home on Wednesday last to remind them
of the 10th anniversary of their marrirgel
Refreshments were served and substantial
presents consisting of four nice chairs and
purse of $26 were left.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Russell Moulton was at Newport
last Thursday,
A girl baby arrived at Simon Bennett'd
last Wednesday.
Derby over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hall and Mra|
Blanche Hall spent last Sunday witt d
friends in Derby.
FL. T. Bryant and family and Fran
Johnson and family attended CAMP
meeting last Friday.
Quite large number OF our townspeopll
attended the Masonic Centennial at StanI
stead last " ednesday.
Herbert Bryant fell IA feet from HolI
Wheeler's barn, where he was at work las
week and was quite badly bruised, bu|
fortunately no bones were broken.
IRASBURc.
Rev. ]. E. Knapp continues to improv
slowly.
Mrs Aaron Healey visited her paren
Sheffield last week.
There is a case of measles at Charl}
Mason's on Lowell mountain.
Mrs. May Stetson visited her brother
Contoocook, N. H., last week.
Mrs. Annis has been entertaining h
nephew from Manchester, n. HI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips visite
| friends in Montpelier recently.
Mr.. Tyler returned last Thursday fro
his trip in Chittenden county.
Frank Provonsia is visiting his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. John Provonsia.
Miss Jerome of Holland has been visi
! ing her cousin, Mrs. Ira Drew.
Miss Anna Fisher has returned fro
Stanstead for the summer vacation.
/ Rev. Mr.. Goodheart of Lowell preach1
in the Congregational church yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buhrmer of Texarkan
Arkansas, have been visiting friends
town.
George Lee, teacher of mathematics
! Poultney academy, is at home for fe
weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Ross spent few days
Albany last week with her sister, NJ
Pierce.
Miss Helen Somers returned from Blu
lington college last Friday for the SUNNI
] vacation.
MIR. Oscar Gilbert of Enosburg has be
spending week with his daughter, M
Henry Macie.
Roy Phillips has completed mis- course
study at Montpelier seminary and
turned home.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Mrs. Chapman's Thursday; tea at A:
All are cordially invited.
Miss Emile Mae Brewste was one
the recent graduates from the Flore
public school in California.
The Chandler mill company are rum
their mill night and day to make up
lost time during the drought.
Quite a company from Central Lod
attended the centennial of Golden r
Lodge at Stanstead last week.
Leo Cook has just completed a succe
full term of school in Groton high sch
and is at home for the summer vacation
Mr.. George Annis has returned to Ga
ner, Mass, and with his wife will rem
some time with their daughter, y
Willis, who is in poor health.
There are now no cases of smallpox
the village and none have been repo1
from outside for about two weeks.
not expected that there will be any furt
spread OF the disease.
DR.. Henry Somers has just completed
course of study in the medical departnI
of the University of Vermont, and is
+. a full fiedged NJ. ID. He has position
t horse surgeon in the Fanny Allen no.
tai, where he intends 70 remain the com
/ | year.
LOWELL.
( Harrie Wellnan was in st. Johnsbu
few days last week.