Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-13

Miss Bernice Aldrich was summoned to
st. Johpstury on Thursday.
Miss Cads Graves was home on the
Fourth and over the Sabbath.
Miss Edna Uric and Miss Bertha Yourg
spent last week at South Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devino from Stanstead
junction are stopping at Will Magoou's.
Miss Marion Norway from HaverhiI,
Mass, is boarding with Mrs. Agnes Cook.
Mrs. Miles and two children from Boston,
Mass, are at James Cameron's mai ing
their annual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Humphrey and son
Harry spent day at Newport last week at
II. c. Humphreys.
Those from this place that took trip to
Portland, Me, were Frank Beach, Elwyn
Graves, and Fred and Frank Chase. They
report fine trip.
A few repairs are being made on n. c.
Stevens house which has been vacant the
past year, fitting it for tenant. Mrs. c.
c. Stevens will occupy it later.
Mrs. Gertrude Couch, son and daughter
from Manchester, n. 81 are at Mrs.
Hastings Mrs. Couch will visit her rela-
tives in Albany and Barton before she re-
turns home.
GREENSBORO.
Miss Mabel ellis is home from Man
chester, n. 81.
W. S. Jackson visited his sister in West
| ford last week.
ID Q H. IN
much improved.
Dea. John Mcclellan who has been very
feeble is slightly improved.
| Mr.. Leach of Johnson spent a couple of
days last week with Will Jackson.
Mrs. E. z. Hill and Mrs. Erwin Billiard
are at Old Orchard, Me-, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker from New York
city are spending few weeks at the Baker
farm.
z. A. Baker had his cattle tested recent
ly aud two were found affected with tuber-
culosis and killed.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. w. Lumsden and Mrs.
J. D. Wilson spent part of last week with
relatives in Jericho.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Townsend of Manches-
ter, n H., visited their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Cuthbertson recently.
J. E. Richards lost valuable horse
Sunday, its death caused by eating poi
sonous weed in the hay.
Misses Florence and Claire Rabbit of
Northamton, Mass, are the guests of their
aunt, Miss F. 81. Babbitt.
Mrs. L. A. Babbitt and children of
Northampton, Mass, are to occupy the
cottage purchased of Mrs. A. Paddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Leonard of Burke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blaisjell of Concord, N.
IL. spent part of last week at ]. j. Lind
says. ~.e-
Rev. Robert Thompson, the missionary
, in Bulgaria who is supported by the Cong.
, churches in Orleans county, Will speak at
the Cong'l church on Sunday, July 18th.
Peter McCue recently lost his pocket
} book, containing $72.-Mrs. Lila Bliefiing
} and child from Peake's Island are at E. O..
. Randalls.-Mrs. Anair and children from
, Hardwick are visiting at F. E. Pope's.
Frank Pope was in Cambridge Monday
on business.-Miss Hazel Silver of Crafts
, bury is working for A. G. Chase.-Mrs. A.
J G.. Chase whose sickness has been men,
, toned, is slowly improving. j. w. Camp
; bell is building au addition to his barn to
| be used for power and separator room.
The funeral of Ashabel Perrin, who died
5 a week ago Friday night after an illness OF
. about week, was held Monday at his late
| home, Rev. N. A. Ross officiating. Mr..
Perrin was 20 years of age and had spent
the greater part of his life IN Greensboro.
He was an earnest Christian and will be
greatly missed not only in his own home
but in the church and town.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. John Barr is able to ride out.
Mr.. Reed of Charleston is in town.
, Mrs. A. Z. Hooker is visiting in Plain :
field
g Frank Ingalls, of Boston is visiting in
town.
t George Graham's little girl is danger
ously ILL.,
!. Mrs. Aggie King and George Cushion
are ill with measles.
: A camp of Modern Woodmen was or.
:. gained here recently.
a Miss Rose Massey Is home from Barton
; for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber from Wheelock
e visited Mr.. Barber's brother here recently
u "The Country Skule" was played al
Salmon's hall Wednesday evening, to
Il crowded house. The W. r. G. realized
: about $50.
a Wednesday noon while the through
freight was in the railroad yard her,
n waiting for the east bound mail, the ca
O boose caught fire from the explosion of
:. gasoline stove and burned.
HOLLAND.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bradford visited a
. Mr.. Henry Bradford's Monday and Tues