Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-19
GREENSBORO.

,hurch begins the new year hopefully with
feeling of dependence on God.
GREENSBORO. @
A. s. Clary was in Newport on business
Monday.
Geo. Bell has bought a fine driving horse
Of Charles A. Goodrich.
A. E. Tolman is preparing to build an
addition to his barn.
party of eight or ten couples attended
the drama at West Albany, Friday evening.
Hon. Fl. S. Tolman is getting out lumber
for his new building to be erected in the
spring.
Geo. Cook, who has been sick with fever |
in hospital at Natick, Mass, is now at his |
home here.
Walter A. Jackson has taken the contract |
to supply the creamery with wood for one
year for 1866.
B. H. Fairbanks was called to Enosburg,
Saturday, on account of the serious illness
of his brother.
Miss Emma Lindsay assumed charge of
her work at the post-office at the Begin
Mug of the year.
Entertainments were given at the town
hall every evening last week by the Ger
man Medicine Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rice have been spend
ing few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Hallett, in st. Johnsbury.
John n. Chandler was taken to the
asylum at Waterbury last week. He was
accompanied by l.. A. Jackson.
During the month of December the
Caspian Lake Creamery made 1885 lbs. of
butter and paid the patrons 25c per pound.
series of meetings were held last week
at the Cong'l church. Rev. Mr.. Morse of
N. Craftsbury assisting Rev. r. j. Barton.
Albert Young made $500 lbs. of butter in
1902 from % cows, IS of them two and three
year old heifers. Mr.. Young manufact ures
his own butter and sends it to market each
week.
E. K. Hill and Harry Olmstead attended
the meeting of the Vermont Dairymen's
Association at Rutland. Mr.. Hill exhibited
print butter from Caspian Lake Creamery
and got gold watch as a premium. The
butter scored 96 points.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Bert PIPER is on the SICK list.
! Glennie Graham is home for week.
| Fred Batten has gone to work for Ufford
& Richie.
Erwin Wilson is boarding at N. n.
Billiards..
Mrs. E. Harrison visited at Wright Low
ell's Jan. Is.
Allie Slayton was in the place Thursday
on business.
Frank Forrest and family have returned
from ST. ohns bury. 's-.a
Mrs Fields from East Hardwick was TIT
installing officer of the w. R. G.
Sumner Leavitt has moved into the hous'
formerly owned by Alton Piper.
Rev. N. A. Ross was called to Hardwicl
to attend the funeral of Geo Gould Jan. IA
Delmer Cargill pleaded guilty to intoxi
cation recently and paid the fine and cost
amounting to SIS.
Father Turcot, Mr.. Goodhart, Mrs
Beany and Aurilla .Deners from Barton
were here Jan. Is calling on friends.
John Chandler was returned to Greens
boro from Michigan by his family shor
time ago and is now in the asylum a
Waterbury, by order OF the court.
In the state case against George Steven
for intoxication, trial before jury, th
3 jury failed to agree, standing five fo
, acquittal and one for conviction. Th
t states attorney, who was PRESENT. at til
/ trial, entere mol PROSE- after the verdic
fa-'@ sf's Il sIRASBURC. s-n
Preston Webster and Glenn Lanou hay
been quite ill the past week.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. E'
Hutchinson, Sunday, Dec. 18th.
MIR. CIewell, who has been visiting b
daughter, Mrs. Brahana, has returned
his home in Ohio.
Il DR.. Preston Beauclerk, of Contoocoo
10 n. H, and Miss Marie Beauclerk, of Coz
cord, N. H, were called last Friday to 9
9 their mother, who has been very Ill.
The question of the 'Monroe Doctrine
which has so agitated some OF the gre
IN minds in Congress, was very amicab
q. settled in a debate by the pupils
ir the Irasburg high school last Frida
f. Miss May Wheeler, Miss Mary Knapp, al
Mrs. Brahana were the board OF decisi
- and according to the weight OF argume
to retain the Monroe doctrine intact. Sol
very excellent points were given on DO
sides, revealing the minds that will SO
be solving the problems of our country.
''' The union meetings which have be
Ill held in the Congregational church t
past week have been well attended and
III deep interest has been manifested. RI
g. E. Reed of Derby Line is speaker
rare merit and his message to the PEG
cannot fail to carry convincing infuel
az for good. Rev. Mr.. Lyman of Bar,
Landing was present Thursday event
ne and Revs. Vincent and Mcdonald
LII Glover Wednesday evening. An able
dress was given by Rev. Mr.. McGregor
10y Newport Friday evening.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Hr. Miss Carrie Fisher has returned to
II. school in Johnson.