Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15
GREENSBORO BEND.

George Ora ham is gaining.
George stevens is very SICK.
Mrs. Jane Flanders is in town.
Children's Day was observed yesterday.
VIII Shaw is at work for John Wilcox.
Mrs. VIII BodweH is helping Mrs. Beau
lac.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden is suffering from
sore eye.
Solomon Davis and wife spent last week
in Morrisville.
E. Duval and daughter Rose were at
home Thursday.
Maude Harrison has gone to st. Johns
bury to work.
J. II. Pope and wife returned from Bur-
lington Monday.
Miss Martha Lang of Glover is the guest
of Mrs. j. ii. Pope.
Mrs. j. II. Pope and Mrs. E. r. Collins
were in Glover Friday.
Mrs. Lila Billiard from Greensboro Wis
tied at n. II. Billiards. recently.
l.. S.-Collins and son Carroll spent the
first Of the week in Woodbury..
Bertha Batten went to East Hardwick
Friday night to visit her father.
Landing are visiting at Wright Lowell's.
Mrs. Blanche Shaw visited her sister,
Mrs. Ella Farrand, in Hardwlck Thursday.
Alec Miles was badly hurt Thursday
while painting Alton Piper's house. The
staging gave way and ne fell about twenty
feet, cutting his forehead badly.
HOLLAND.
Ripe trawberries were picked here May
Is.
James Gallon has moved from the Miller
house to Stanstead, P. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I'll. Gray visited at Chas.
Litchfield's in Coventry, recently.
Mr.. Pearl Haskiu of SGanstead, P. O., has
moved into the Levi Worths tenement.
| Mrs. VIM. Yates and her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Smith, visited Winfield Yates at
Skinner, Me-, last week.
RASBURG.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Church have been
visiting friends In Canada.
E. A. Holbrook has his new barn in
readiness for the seasons hay crop.
Miss Bell Somers was one of the grad
yates from the Barton Landing high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Carpenter attended
the Cong. conference at Craftsbury as del
egates.
Miss Grace Webster is at home from
Barton Academy, where she has been the
past year.
Rev. e. z. Treat attended the meeting of
the State Association of Cong'I churches
in Burlington last week.
The many friends OF Rev. J. E. Knapp
| l,o
improving.
Miss May Wheeler went to Lyndon this
morning to visit friends and attend COM
mencement exercises.
d. A. Brahana and A. B. Post went to
Burlington last Tuesday to attend the
Grand Lodge in session there.
Mrs. Gertrude Ross of Boston came Sat-
urday to spend few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker.
Hon. w. d. Tyler will spend the week in
Chittenden county, visiting friends in
Burlington and Essex, where he formerly
lived.
The union service at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning will be in
charge of the Congregational pastor, Rev.
e. p. Treat.
Prof. Gates, who is teacher of Latin in
the seminary at Lima, N. Y, came last
Saturday to spend few weeks at Rev. j :.
e. Knapp's.
Adna Shepard has been very ill the past
4 week. His family ere recovering from
their illness, also the families of John and
/ Orlando Page.
! There is still considerable sickness inl
town and several families are quarantined.
, Every precaution is taken to prevent the
disease from spreading and no one need
hesitate to pass through the town, patron
| fze the stores or visit their friends.
/ LOWELL.
i Miss Viola Eldridge of McIndoes is Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. T. Il. Cowan has been visiting in
: Bakersfield and vicinity.
y Miss Theda Wellman was home fro I'd
r Bakersfield academy last week.
ChiIdren's Day was observed with appro1
It pirate exercises at both churches last SUM
8 day.
: Mrs. s. F. Goodheart returned Wednes
day from few weeks visit at her home I'D
Fairfield.
It Mr.. s.. B. Cello and family have returned
from Aver, Mass, where they have resided
g since last fall.
The rain is very welcome in this sectior|
K as it checks the forest fires which havd
done considerable damage.
y Arthur Cello has given up his lease Of
Samu Gelo's farm and moved into the Rey
z pold's tenement IN the village.
II. Lewis closed his photo gallery herI
J. Saturday last. He had fair run of bust
ness, remaining here two weeks.