Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12

at their rooms in good time Sep|
be in readiness to welcome thei
the Irasburg and Barton Landi
and Corps.
GREENSBORO.
Geo. {. Young has sold his
Fern Philbrook for $500.
Miss Abbie Flanders is spendir|
days at her home in Hard wick.
c. b. Cook was elected repre-
last Tuesday, receiving 136 votes.
Prof. and Mrs. Eliot and dau
turned to Hyde PARK, Mass. None
Rev. John Hood is entertain
nephew, D. G. Hood, from Pittsb,
Mrs. Mary Q. and Mrs. W. s, In
spending two weeks at Saratoga
School commenced last Tuesdd
the instruction of Miss Cunnins
Danville.
Elroy Batchelder has sold his
property at auction and with hi
has returned to Boston.
The foundation of the new chapd
Congregational church is being p
Geo. Sawyer of Hardwick.
Henry Miller, the road commiss
building short piece Of permane
between Austin's hill and the tow
While Harley Marden and George
were hunting last Wednesday Harl
at partridge and a part of the sho
in Mr.. Hussey's body, as he was
same range little distance ava.
shot were scattered from his nee
ankle. DR.. Kinney dressed the
and he Is doing we'll.
GREENSBORO BEND.
L. S. Collins has returned from
Howard Ross is attending sci
Hardwick.
School began Tuesday, Sept. 6, wi
ma Ocken blad teacher.
Harvey Youngman cut his foot
badly thu first of the week.
Miss Philena Willard Of East Moi
is visiting at L. S. Collins.
Anthony Massey, who has been c.
to the house by illness, is able to bt
Mrs. Mary Gray of Pipestone, M
seriously i'll at the home of her siste
L. s. Collins.
Elmer Pope and wife were in toy
week earring their household good
to st. Johnsbury where they. expect
cate.
HOLLAND.
Nearly all of the sick ones are inn
in health.
Mr.. Young and family of New Y
tied at A. R. Halls part of last we
Mrs. S. G. Gray and children of
visited friends in town last Wedne!
E. D. Moulton and children of ]
land, Que, spent last Sunday v
mother.
The Ladies Aid society furnished
| bean dinner for the voters on elect
which was much enjoyed by all. P
S16 35.
The Aid society held a business
with their general manager, Mrs
Applebee, on Thursday, Sept Stb, I
former officers were all re- elected
Mrs. G. T. Bryant; vice Pres, Nj
Moulton; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. s. R
er; general manager and speaker
house, Mrs. Betsey Applebee. T.
meeting will be at EGG. Moulton's S,
R-ASBURC.
The village schools will not col
until Sept. 26.
Miss Helen Somers has returned
school in Newport.
Mrs. Matte Woodward went to
today to teach the fall term of scho
Rev. Mr.. Poeton is expected to pl
the Congregational church next
Mrs. Henry Macia has returned
two weeks visit in Enosburg q
Adams.
Mrs. Bishop is home from Colo
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
McGoff.
Mrs. Cora CoIcord has been visit
been visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fit
past week.
81. B. Chamberlain has teen ent
ing his brother from WoodsvilIe,
the past week.
| The Ladies' Aid will meet wit
Joseph Cook on Thursday, dinner
All are invited.
Miss Vida Buchanan returned to
last Saturday to continue her stud
girls high school there.
Miss Alice Downing returned t.
ford, Conn, today to pursue her ST.
the Hartford high school.
| W. D. Tyler, Fred Sears and FREQ
were in Newport last week to atten
and expect to be there most of thi
Mrs. Jessie Brush and daughter {
kinton, N. Y. and Mr. Arthur Boz
of Sweetsburg, P. Q. are visiting ]
Mrs. George Phillips.
The play "Out in the Streets" wa
In the court house hall last Monda
ing and drew a very good house n
standing the change of date on acc
the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Locke have b