Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-20

q. z. Fisher and c. w. Cook were at st.
Johnsbury last week.
Jennie May Salmon is working during
vacation for Mrs. Allen Gilmour.
Mrs. Hymen Phillips sitter and family
spent a week at her home recently.
MIR. Barnes and two grandchildren from
Canada are stopping for time at David
Calderwood's.
Mrs. Elliott, Miss Sophia Drew, Mrs.
Phillips, and Bessie Jerome spent a week
pleasantly at Merton Lewis.
Mrs. Emma Lyon of Craftsbury spent
a few days in town recently with her sis
tiers, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Knight.
A company from Rutland have put up
quite nice monument on the Borland
and Nisbet lot in the West Glover ceme-
terry.
DR.. Miles accompanied his family here,
for short stay only, as they spent the
most of their vacation time on the shores
of Lake Champaign. They go soon to
their home in Massachusetts,.
Aubdon Phillips has just sent of over
thirty fine coon skins, most OF them of his
own trapping, with an order to make
them into a coat. We expect to see Mr..
Phillips when cold weather approaches
wearing fine Vermont coon skin coat.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. f. ]. Chase is on the sick list.
George Fay of JonesviIle visited at L. A.
Jackson's recently.
Mrs. Sarah Wright of Elgin, ILL.,, is visit
ing relatives in town.
A. R. Wright of Neville, Iowa, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Hazel Scott has returned to her
home from st. Adams.
Mrs. Harriet Cobb of Oxford, NH, is
visiting at g. A Porter's.
E. A. Baker, after short stay at his
farm, has returned to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baker have returned
to their home in New York city.
Miss Mary Snow of Lowell, Mass, il
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Geo
Porter.
Mrs E. A. Coulter and son from Atlanta
Ga, are stopping at the Caspian Lake
House. s..
w. 8. Jackson returned to Waltham las
Wednesday to resume work in the watch
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melvin are enter
tanning friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Wills o
| Boston.
| B. s. Allen who was taken suddenly II
last Thursday, while working for D. c
Melvin, is better.
2 s. b. Darlington and wife are entertain
ing Mr.. Barringtoni's brother and siste
from st. MARITIME, Que. a..
| Prof. Albert Cook and family from Ney
/ Haven Conn.,. has arrived at bis summe
residence in the village.
The Peoples Telephone has line nov
direct from Greensbor to Hardwlck.-E
mer Bailey is working for Mrs. James Geb
bic through haying.-Allie Debrune
making his home for the present at Z. W
Thompson's.-The Stanleys fro % st. Johns
j bury are located for a few weeks at the d.
Staples cottage. = George Dow of Yves
Glover was in town last week looking ate
the interests of the New England Tele
phone Co.-Mrs. Walter Jackson spent sex
eral days last week at William Simpson
HOLLAND.
Little Evarts Kidder is very sick at tn
writing.
Mrs. Frank johnson is quite sick at tn
writing.
.; Wallace McDougai WAS in town la
Tuesday. -
Henry stearn is working for B.
Demick.
Mrs. Whitehead Of Newport was in tow
Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr.
Ed. Bryant recently.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr.
Ray Heath July 18th.
Herbert Finn has bought the Jeron
farm from Will Sykes.
Russell Moulton has gone to Montpeli
for medical treatment.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
B. Moulton on Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Hartwell is visiting b
brother at Barton Landing.
/ E. 81. Gray is at Newport helping do t.
masonry at the Lake House.
, A number of our people are attendil
8 the tent meetings at Morgan.
Miss Lena M. Applebee spent last WEI
at Mrs. Clark's in Charleston.
Mr.. M. l.. Ames and A. j. Applebee we
in Norton two days last week.
y Mrs. Emma Worth spent part of Ia
I week visiting friends at Island Pond.
q Elmer Smith is putting up a barn
Chas. Ames is underpinning his barn.
!, Mrs. Myra 1. Gray has returned fre
:. Charleston, where she has been teachin
- Albert Smith recently found one of ]
valuable work horses dead in the pastu
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