Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29
silver Of craitsbury is working for

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A. c. Chase.
cr0io Cole of Craftsbury is working for
w. B. Simpson.
DIR. F. e. Dewhurst of Chicago preached
q, the CongI church last Sunday.
Greensboro was well represented at the
concert at n. Craftsbury Friday evening.
Miss Florence Whitney of Boston is
Ouest for two weeks at the Stimson cottage.
Mrs Findlay, whose sickness has be
mentioned in this paper, does not improve
very fast.
WA. Tate fell through scuttle In the
harm at Geo. Wright's Friday, and received
an injury to his shoulder.
Prof. T. A. Bagnsll leaves camp to day
for North Adams, Mass, his family re-
manning a few weeks longer.
Frank Morse, the genial clerk at B. M.
Willey's store, has finished work and re-
turned to his home in Bakersfield.
Miss Florence Peel has accepted q posi-
ton in graded school In Connecticut and
left home last week to commence her work.
Charles and Willie Miller, Mrs. Blanche
Marshall, Archie Chase and Annie Crow
went on the excursion to Burlington last
Tuesday.
Prof. 8. w. Landon and family, Rev.
CIV. Morrow, Herbert Salisbury and fam
iIy all leave camp for their homes next
Thursday.
Mrs. G. Cowles Tolman and children,
who have been camping at the lake, re-
turned to their home at West Haven, Conn.
last Saturday.
There does not seem to be much interest
manifested in the coming election in this
town. Every voter should wake up and
be on hand Sept. 9Th.
There was q reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Young last Wednesday eve
ming. Cake and ice-cream were served and
all report pleasant time.
The Foss entertainment of moving pic
lures and Edison's monograph was given
In the town hall Thursday and Friday eve
nings OF last week, to an appreciatiye su-
dience. ,1 IT, -
GREENSBORO BEND. g
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Eugene Demars is driving the milk
team.
The Boston & Maine sheds are being
repaired.
Mrs. Nellie Caswell is visiting in War
J rem, N. ii.
Mrs. Alice Bliss of Montpelier, visited
here last week.
Geo. Anair has moved into the Cuth
berson tenement.
Mrs. Ed. Allen and Mrs. Mary Bailey
visited in johnson, last week.
> Mrs. Salmon has returned from her two
3 weeks outing at Old Orchard.
Anthony Massey is very sick. His daugh'
ter Rosa Is here helping care for him. #
Mrs. Carrie Daniels and two boys, Wis.
tied her sister In Morrisville last week.
Herbert Fay was a guest of his sister
Mrs. Gilbert Blair few days last week.
L. 8. Collins, B. D. Doris, H. S. Daniels
and Mrs. Ella burlington, were in Boston
? last week.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Clara Parson, VIII
have been boarding at j. Fl. Clark's, hav
returned to Hartford, Conn.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Geo. BrownelI and Henry Parke
are i'll.
James Finn has gone to Barton Landin
: to work.
Mr.. Lombard is in a critical conditio
- from paralysis.
Mrs. E. H. Gray visited Mrs. G. Boynto
- at Derby recently.
Lee Hackett is very low with hemol
! rhage of the stomach.
st Mrs. S. Luce of Manchester, N. H.,
visiting friends in town.
h. Several teachers from this town attende
be the examination at Derby last week.
Henry Demick and wife of Island Por
nd are spending few days among friends.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chadsey of Wa
Mills, P. @ visited at A. B. Moulton's la
elk week.
he The Kings Daughters met with MI
Martha MorrelI in Stanstead, p. O., la
Ith Thursday.
III Mrs. Abbie Boothman Of Skinner, Nj
mic is spending few weeks with her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Judd.
av- RASBURC.
elk. There we're no services in the M.
md church yesterday.
Mrs. Simmons of Barton Landing visit
en- friends in town recently.
oi Miss May Wheeler is entertaining Nj
'e-' Cunningham of Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Keith have been
al al. tertaining friends from Newport.
- Mrs. II. A. Bogue and children of Rio
ford visited friends in town last week
roc Dr.L. E. Brewster of Boston is sper
nth ing few days with his parents, at the
nrv home.
ling The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mr..
.ars. Mrs ], ii. Lanou on Thursday. Tea
IN p -, All are invited.