Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-04

Henry Clark gave them a reception Friday
evening at their home. A pleasant time
was enjoyed. Many presents were left the
happy couple. MIR. Clark has greatly i'm
proved his house during the past few
weeks, and many friends extend congratu-
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
GREENSBORO.
James D. Darlington is working for Geo.
Speirs.
George Huzzy is working for Walter
Jackson.
Norwood Drown is painting the outside
of his house.
Harley Marden has gone to New Hamp-
shire to work.
Miss Mary Wilson has gone to Barre to
do homework.
L. A. Jackson was in East st. Johnsbury
on business Friday
Rev. N. A. Ross preached at the U. P.
church last Sunday.
Charlie Downer was at home from st.
Johnsbury last week.
Geo. Cook came home from Florence,
Rev. and Mrs. R. j. Barton returned
from their visit last week.
A large consignment of lake trout was
put into the lake last week.
Fred Chase Of Glover is building a
sugar house for A. G. Chase.
Frank j. Chase is giving the outside of
his house new coat of paint.
Isaac Mari moved his family from the
Cuthbertson farm to Walden last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Young has been spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Norwood
Drown.
The Cuthbertson Bros. have been inn
proving the looks of their store with a
new coat OF paint.
DIR. Daley of White River Junction has
placed fine gasoline launch on the lake,
for his use this summer.
d George and Merton Cuthbertson and
George Philbrooks had Peoples telephones
placed in their houses last week.
:. Road Commissioner Young commenced
d last Monday to repair the roads. He has
large force OF help and is doing thorough
II job.
, Thomas and William Gebbie, from
HoW1ck, Que, were in town last week I'd
q attend the funeral of their cousin, Mis-
n Margaret Gebbie.
The low temperature and high wind
3. Friday morning was very Disappointing
,e to the numerous fisherman who had
arrived in town.
er Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley have returned
a from their visit to Waterville, and Mr5
M. G. and Mrs. w. G. Ingalls, are at hom
again from a short visit in Burlington.
,e ! GREENSBORO BEND.
l. Mrs. ELLA Collins is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billiard are sick with It'd
Id grip.
r Clara Campbell visited friends here Wed
s. nesday.
George Graham, wife and child are hom|
10. from Boston.
Is Mrs. Julia Goosey from Keene is visitin|
u friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Littlefield are boardin
~ with Mrs. Will Shaw.
in E. r. Collins returned from Boston Wed
nesday with twelve horses.
- Arthur Miller and Mile Parker wei
80 united in marriage April 80.
mi The hearing in the case of State vs. Hal
vey Parker was post poned until May 5.
I'D quiet wedding took place at the hon
10 of Mrs. Sophia Smith Apr. 80 when MI
,se Emma Batchelder and Joel Christy we
ng united in marriage by Rev. N. A. Rod
Their many friends wish them much hal
- piness.
cir HOLLAND.
he Mrs. Myra 1. Gray is teaching in Charlie
Ids ton.
ECU w. A. Goddard is building an additi|
nu to his house.
ed,
,~ A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. I.
. Hackett last week.
Re- A little girl boarder arrived at August
an LoweIPs Apr. 18th.
the E. III. Gray was at Newport last we|
K painting w. r. Connal's house.
ant Mrs. Lizzie Yates has gone to Skinn|
te- Me-, to join her husband. who works
ng. the Skinner company.
RASBURC.
last Mrs. Peavy is very feeble.
Bernie Hill is home from Montpe1
in seminary.
DR.. Young is repairing his barn 4
o. building an addition.
VIM. Stiles has sold his farm on Bur-
her Hill to Mr.. Chadburn.
Mr.. VIM. Fisher has 80 far recovered
ery to be able to walk out.
Miss Anna Fisher is at home I'd
her Stanstead for a few days.
Charles Counter of West Charleston ca
her on Irlends In town last week.