Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-11

Her friends were much pleased to see her
out. Miss Bean wishs to thank not only
those who so faithfully cared for and
assisted her during her long illness by per-
sonal care but those who so generously
contributed money. May God reward
them.
GREENSBORO.
w. 5. Ingalls, has returned from his
southern trips sea
Samuel Dow, of LittletoD, n. H., is Wis
iting his brother, s. d. Dow, and doing
some fishing.
c. Campbell, special agent of the post
office department, was in town last week
looking over the situation with the view
of esta blishing some free delivery routes.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden is sick.-Mrs.
Bra dley is ill.-Katie Lowell is sick with
the grir.-Mrs. Agnes Bradley returned
from Windsor Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Littlefield went to Maine Thursday.-Tom
Hoskins was in town recently. He is
going to WORK In Hardwick at the plumb
| ing business. and Mrs. ]. FL. Pope
and daughter visited in Cabot Sunday
Mrs. Esther Weeks of Hardwick was in
town Friday.-Mrs. Ella bennington has
returned from Danville.-The Misses
Duval from Hardwick spent Sunday with
their mother. William Vallancourt of
Sheldon is visiting B. P. Vallancourt.-
Mercy Dubois has gone to Barton Landing.
The trouble bet ween Mrs. LittIefield and
| Harvey Parker was settled Tuesday, Mr..
Parker paying $40 and costs.
HOLLAND.
| Chas. MouIton has moved to st. Johns
| bury.
| Mr.. p. Pomeroy lost a valuable horse last
Tuesday.
Call in, boys, and see the new barber
Grin Smith.
Edwin Osgood has had the Peoples tele-
phone removed from his house.
| Augustus Jacobs has moved on to the
home farm, and is to care for his parents.
Harry Page is teaching the CasweIl Mill
school. Mrs. Page teaches the Bazzinett
school.
Elmer Smith has bought eight cows OF
Mr.. F. Robbins of Derby and a separator of
8. r. Fletcher of this town.
F. T. Caswell has purchased Frank
Wheeler's house. Mr.. Wheeler is to move
into Mrs. Yates house, and Fred Stone
moves into the Wheeler.
Mrs. Maxwell, who was living with her
son, Fl. Maxwell in Morgan, died Sunday,
May g. She formerly lived with her son
Thomas of this town. Mrs. Maxwell was
a very estimable woman and consistent
Christian. She was a member of the
Advent church.
RASBURG.
Mrs. G. w. Wheeler is thought to be
improving little.
Mr.. Ira Drew has improved his buildings
with a fresh coat of paint.
J. T.. Carpenter has seen several large
eagles in the vicinity of his place recently.
A little daughter was recently welcomed
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Wells.
Rev. C. II. Merrill, D. D., will speak at
the Cong. church Sunday morning, May II.
Mrs. May Stetson and children returned
home Friday from visit to Coaticook, N.
H., and Boston, Mass.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the CongI
church will hold its annual meeting at the
church parlors next Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Henry Macy has sold his mountain farm
to Charles Mason and bought the G. w.
Wheeler place which joins his and makes
him nice large farm.
At the annual meeting of the w. G. T..
U. last Wednesday the same. officers were
CHOSEN for the ensuing year. Delegates to
the county convention at Barton were also
chosen.
Rev. Mr.. Knapp remains very I'LL. Rev.
Mr.. Lewis of Barton Landing preached I'M
the Methodist church yesterday.-Rev1
Mr.. Warner of Barton preached a very
excellent sermon at the Congregational
church. yesterday in exchange with Rev.
E. p. Treat
The address by Rev. Mr. Thompson Sun I
day evening, May 8, was of much interest
A very pleasant reception was given MrI
Thompson at the home of Rev. and MRS.
Treat Tuesday evening. A large company
was present and light refreshments werd
served. In connection with his mission
work Mr.. Thompson gave an account OF
the political situation in Turkey.
? The John 81. Woodland Post will meet
Wednesday, May 18th, at the usual tima
and place, also the w. r. G. will meet al
the hall Wednesday, May 10th, at the usual
| hour. 1t being the last meeting of bot
orders before Memorial Day il is important
? that all members should be present at bot :
' meetings SO as to complete arrangement
| for that day, Please bear it in mind Ii b
hoped our patriotism will be shown by
r full attendance.
LOWELL.
Little Henry Murphy, son of Franc
Murphy, cut his fingers in a rotary strs
cutter last week.-Mrs.. Ellen Skinner wen
/. to Lyndonvflle Friday to visit her daugh
= ter.-Mrs. L. B. WeIIman and daughte