Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-01


teacher were present and helped to carry
out short program. Mr.. Baird, teacher
OF No. 2, had the schoolroom very tastefully
decorated with red, white, and blue bunt-
ing, evergreen wreaths, flags, flowers &c
Much credit is due Mr.. Baird and his
scholars for the interest shown in decora-
ting the church for Memorial Sa bbath as
we'll as the schoolroom, and for the pro-
gram carried out by the scholars. Com
rade Nye OF Bradford represented the g. A.
RS as speaker. AS usual his address was
pleasing and instructive. Frances Abbott
represented the w. X. &. and presented the
hag.
GREENSBORO.
Samuel Dow has returned to Littleton,
Nh.
Mertie Bailey is working for Frank
Chase.
Mrs. J. II. Darlington went to Cabot
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Y. Simpson is visiting her
sister in Enosburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain visited in
Newport last Friday.
The hard frost OF Nay "a and 25 did a
great deal of damage here.
A. c. Chase and wife attended Decoration
exercises at Glover Saturday.
Mrs. Gertrude Farr is at Cabot caring
for her mother, who Is very i'll.
Mr.. Ernest Kimbsll and Charles Bartlett
spent pre- Memorial day in Barton.
Several couples attended the drama at
West Albany Friday evening.
W. A. Tate has rented his cottage on
Caspian lake to DIR. Blake Of Barton.
Little Hazel Bartlett has been sick
with severe cold the past week.
j. ID. Darlington has finished work for
Geo. Spiers and returned to his home in
Canada.
MIR. and Mrs. Shepard Wheeler and
children visited their sister in Newport
last week.
4. ". Michaud has rented his farm to
Mr.. Hawkins OF Barton Landing, who has
taken possession.
The funeral OF Geo. n. Pc ttee, who died
In jericho, was held at the Congregational
church Saturday at 200 p. m.
Geo. Marshall has recovered sufficiently
TO go to his home in Burke for few days
Test before going to work again.
There has been no rain here to speak of
since April 7th, and all crops have suffered
badly. A few days more without rain and
ell crops will be failure.
Fire has been working in the timber
land OF W. A. Jackson for ten days, doing
considerable damage. 1t required several
men night and day to keep 1t from spread
ing TO timber land owned by II. s. Tolman
and DR.. Kinney.
HOLLAND.
bran new baby girl at Fred Shompany's.
Albert Rummery is confined to the house
with grip.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ames is at Caswelps Mills
caring for Mrs. Geo. Ames.
Russell Moulton Is at home from his
work on account of asore leg.
Nearly everybody has been fighting fire
lately either for themselves or their neigh
bors, and a great amount Of damage has
been done.
The Pre- Memorial exercises given by
he school in Dist. No. were very pretty
and interesting, showing work by both
teacher and pupils. Miss Parker IL an ex-
rellent teacher and the school is a most
successful one.
RASBURC.
Aaron Healey has had his house newly
painted.
Rev. Mr.. Knapp remains as comfortable
could be expected.
Charles Counter OF Charleston visited
friends in town Saturday.
DR.. II. r. Boyne OF Salisbury is visiting
Is sister, Mrs. Templeton.
Dr. aud Mrs. G. c. Waller of North Troy
isited Percy Templeton last week.
Hon. Milton Tyler returned to his home
-. Paul, Mimi, last Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Metcalf OF Barton Landing
IS been visiting friends in town the past
eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locke of st. Johns
ury are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Locke.
:. W. Besuclerk and f. II. Holdridge Sc
ired some nice trout from May Pond
~ Wedr esday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Bogue of Riehford
sited Mrs. Templeton and other friends
town last week.
Mrs. Lucy ravis suffers quite a loss BIZ
e burning OF her household goods in
e recent fire at Lakeport, n. II.