Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-09


gone to Manchester, n. II, to spend the
winter.-Ora Leonard and family move to
Lyndonville this week. Their many
friends regret to have them leave town.
The masquerade dance held at Institute
Hall last Friday night was largely attended.
Many different characters were represented
aud some of the ladies wore very pretty
costumes. Stones orchestra of four pieces
furnished excellent music.-Mrs. Carrie
Davis of So. Londonderry was called Fri
day to see her sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Gilman,
who is very sick. At this writing Mrs.
Gilman is little more comforta ble.-The
body of Ethan Foster was brought here
from Barton for interment Tuesday. Mr..
Foster was a former resident of this town.
-Burleigh Sherburne has bought Arthur
Wylie's fsrm.-Miss Martha Lang visited
her grandfather, Duncan McFarlane over
Sundsy.-W. N. AIdrich and H. n. Davis
are having furnaces placed in their houses,
]. Z. Eaton of Lyndonville, doing the
work.-Mrs. Hannah Munson, who has
worked the past season for Mrs. E. Norton,
Is working for Mrs. j. E. Dwinell.-Mrs.
Maude Willard goes to Newport to take
vocal lessons of Mrs. Retta Webster Giffin.
"A good numbe of the friends and rela-
tives of Mrs. Eliza Clark met at her home
Nov. 6, to celebrate her S0th birthday.
After pleasant social time the guests de-
parted leaving tokens of remembrance with
| many kind wishes for "Aunt Eliza"
GREENSBORO.
DR.. F. G. Kinney is on the sick list.
G lie RI
Thursday.
Harry Barnett is working for ]. w.
Campbell.
E. o. Randall has rented his farm to c.
Marsh from Glover.
| Mrs. Maggie B. Young has gone to Bar
ton to do dressmaking.
| J. A. Pickett has moved his family into
| the Burnham house at the village.
Mrs. Levi Goodrich and daughter have
returned from their visit in Hard wick.
w. d. Hill has closed his labors with I.
D. Magoon and has gone to work in Bar
| ton.
You will surely be interested in "Graus-
tark," Do not miss the opening chapters
in this paper.
n. L. Drown has bought the Vincent and
Campbell timber lot near Hardwick Street.
Reported price, $11OO.
Geo. Porter was called to PIainfield Nov.
LIST to attend the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs.
Betsey Martin, who died at the home of
her niece, Mrs. J. D. Wiley, with whom
she lived at r. Montpelier.
B. M. Wiley and wife returned home
from Fletcher Monday.-I. D. Magoon has
moved from the Randall place to the
Chandler farm that he bought about year
ago.-EIeanor Batten has finished work
In the telephone office here and gone to
her home in observation-disclosures Wilson
has sold his farm to q. w. Lumsden for
$17OO. 1t is reported that Mr.. Wilson will
move to Greensboro village.-Mrs. Janet
Lewis has finished work for Geo. Cuth-
bertson and gone to Craftsbury.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Read sGraustark."
The sidewalks are being repaired.
Mrs. Aggie King has returned home.
Alec Miles was in Cambridge Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Clary was in town recently.
Stephen Beaulac was in Plainfield recent
ly.
day.
Ella Burlington is home from st. Johns
, bury.
, Alien Spiers of Glover was in town re-
Gently.
c. P. Sawyer of Hardwick was in town
Friday.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon was In st. Johnsbury
Monday.
Frank Chandler expects to move to Bar
VII. Fadden has finished work for L.
s. Collins. 3La
W. s. Davis of E. Hardwick was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sophia Smith visited in Stannard
, over Sunday.
May Wilcox was home from Sutton a
: few days ago.
8 Mrs. Abner Keith is stopping with Mrs.
I | A. j. Daniels.
4 Mrs. Vallancourt of Sheldon was in
t town recently.
Mrs. Will Parker called on friends in
town Thursday.
Albion Weed and wife visited at N. e.
IS Billiards. recently.
Melissa ShurtIeff and Rose DuvaI were In
r Hardwick recently.
Mrs. Octave Anair has gone to Sheffield
# to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden and Miss Sarah
: Davis were in Glover Saturday.
Mrs. L s. and Mrs. E. R. Collins visited
r. at Mrs. Joseph Clark's recently.
Mrs. Abner Keith and Mrs. Carrie Dan.
!, iels visited at l.. s. Collins Friday.
Mrs. Myra Chase attended the teachers
n meeting at st. Johnsbury recently.
Mrs. Florence Vallancourt is spending
"a the week with her parents in Walden.
q Mrs. Flora Hale and Mrs. John Hale o.
East Hardwick were in town recently.
n Mrs. Cara bel Stevens and children spen