Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

leland whitney and wife are with her
,,s,ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. FL. Kinney, in
their cottage by the lake.
Mr.. James Young lost valuable horse
lac, week. 1t was so badly cut by NOW
inc machine that it had to be killed.
= q. Randall has resigned as manager of
Cosnisn Lake Creamery, and L. A. Jackson
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
A Marty from the U. P. Society went to
Drv Pond for picnic Thursday in honor
~ Mrs. John Hood who Is spending few
weeks here.
An eight pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs F. w. Manville at Boise, Idaho, Aug.
Mrs. ManviIle was Miss Jennie Crane
of this place.
Mabel Dewing of Glover took Mary
Findlay's place at A. c. Chase's last week,
while Miss FindIay went home and cared
for her mother.
Rev. Rowland, q missionary from Japan,
addressed the people of the Cong1 church
in regard to customs and missionary work
| in that country recently.
GREENSBORO BEND.
wesley SOlS 10 eANn'
Mrs. Edith Salmon is at Old Orchard for
q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Davis visited in Nor
risville, recently.
Al. Daniels and family visited in st.
Johnsbury, recently.
Joe Wilson of Boston, has been visiting
his uncle, 1. II. Clark.
Chas Bradley is japanning and painting
in the Cutteberson house.
Mrs. Marcia Batchelder and children,
have returned from Glover.
Cecil Billiard, who has been confined to
the house, is able to be out.
Edgar Barr and family, and Nelson Barr
and wife, are at John Barr's.
Mrs. Philena Willard of Montpelier, is q
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ella Collins.
Miss Matilda Lang of Glover, who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Drown of Lyndon
visited their niece, Mrs. Carrie Daniels
last week.
Mrs. William Graham has returned from
Keene, N. II and is stopping with he
husband at the hotel.
A very pleasant social gathering was held
by the w. r. c., at Mr.. Abraham Parker's
Wednesday. The tables were set on tn
lawn under the trees where delicious re
past was partaken OF by over 70. Tn
guests left feeling it was another happ
event to be added to many in the history O
the w. R. G.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Leslie Tabor is on the sick list.
Miss Kate Ferrln is visiting her siste
at Island Pond.
Mrs. Jennie Young Of New York is visit
ing friends in town.
, Ask Harry Huntoon about the little gil
and oserve his smile.
Mrs. Archie Simpson and baby of Nashus
N. H., are visiting Mr.. Simpsons parents
Miss Thirza Hall, an aged lady who ha
lived at J. 81. Smiths for several years
died August 4th.
Miss Carrie Robinson of Milton, til
daughter of former pastor OF this town
visited at S. r. Fletcher's last week.
The many friends of George Sykes c
Morgan will be sorry to learn that he Gu
his foot quite badly while chopping on
day last week.
Frank Johnson has returned from h
vacation and resumed work in the cream
cry. His many friends are glad to hay
him back. Mrs. johnson will come late
RASBURG.
Levi Bashaw is making repairs on b
house.
Ernest Crawford has moved into Mr.
Pixies house.
. Mrs. Charles Miles has been very i'll Il
past few days.
. Prof Gates came last Friday, for a she
y stay at Rev. j. E. Knapps.
VIM. Winget and family, recently visi
ed friends in st. Johnsbury.
- Mr.. Mason's little son broke his arl
while visiting in Albany, recently.
), Miss Belle Somers returned home Ia
Friday night from months stay in Blu
- lington.
DR.. c. V. Boyne and family of Newpo
:, have been spending a few days at MI
sc Templeton's.
Mrs. Clara Brown of Nashua, N. H,
II visiting her mother, Mrs. Bryant, al
~, brother Warren.
nd Mrs. Mary (Somers) Bald of Burlin
On ton came last Friday to spend few wee
nd at q. H. Somers'.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.B. Chamberlin have be
entertaining friends from Chittenden cou
ty the past week.
Mrs. Leonard of Bloomington, is Wis
III ing Mrs. George Phillips, also Miss Marl
ret Amesbury of Crafts bury.
rec The entertainment given by Mr.. RI
nolds of Boston, last Wednesday evenil
icA was very good and was we'll attended.
Rev. P. B. Fisk of st. Johnsbury Cen
III preached in the Cong1 church yesterd
He will also occupy the pulpit next Sund
nus E. B. Webster and family, Vida 6
Ruth Buchanan and Mrs. Homer seay
us have been camping at Willoughoy,
past week.
nge Robert Grant of Manchester, came
week to remain through the summer,
part will have charge of the building OF
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