Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11

last week In charge of carload OF JET
cattle.
Mrs. Sidney Nelson has been quite
with neuralgia of the heart, at the hom
her father.
The school in district No is closed,
cause some OF the children have been
posed to mumps.
A program of the Sunday. school cow
ton to be held at Greens boro Bend will
found on the second page of this paper
The Ladies Aid society met with N
}. w. Campbell last Wednesday. Abb
thirty five partook of the bountiful din
set before them.
Mr.. Paul of Morrisville opened dane
school at Sslmon's hall Iast Wednesd
evening with class of about IL coup
The next lesson will be given Wednesd
evening.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Isaac Piper is failing.
Mrs. Bradley has returned from Maid
Martha Lang has returned to her hoI
in Glover.
Harry Clark is at home and will team
Ivers Rollins.
Frank Bocash was in Fairfield and Shd|
don last week.
Harley Kimball from Hardwick was
town Wednesday.
j. ID. Pope and family have return
from Jacksonville.
Miss Sarah Davis, who has been ill,
able to be out again.
Mr.. Bannister from Morrisville was he
last week on business.
Mrs. L. 8. and E. R. Collins visited Mr.
George Hale at Hardwick Friday.
Arthur Salmon from Glover was in tt
place Wednesday calling on friends.
Arthur Mercier, who has been spendin
few days in town has returned to Barre
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright have re
turned to their future home in Hardwicl
Lewis Demar's remains were brought
here for in terment Tuesday from WaterI
bury.
Albert Batten, now of East Hardwick|
formerly of this place, fell and broke threI
ribs last week.
Mrs. Mary Miller OF st. Johnsbury|
and Priscilla MartelI Of Hardwiek visited
Mrs. Bert Jameson recently.
Several from here attended the meetine q
of the Modern Woodmen of America at ST
Johnsbury Tuesday evening.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Mary Moon is recovering from her
illness.
Mrs. Burt Mack is sick with a throat
trouble.
L. A. Wheeler was on the sick list part
of last week.
Mrs. S. e. Gray and children of Morgan
visited her parents last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Greene are to go to
Brattleboro soon to spend the winter.
D. L. Jenness is quite sick. His son,
George is at home helping care for him.
Mrs. Sanborn, an aged lady who lived
with her son, Arthur San born, died Jan. 5,
Charlie Smith was on the sick list part
of last week and Ben. Stratton took his
place on the creamery team.
CASWELL'S MILLS
James Finn has returned from st.
Johnsbury.
Riley and George Mosher are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Smith.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Wales next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanborn attended
the funeral of Mr.. Sanborn's mother last
week. Mrs. Sanborn was SO years of age
and had not walked step for fifteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Demick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Demick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Moulton and Miss
Myrtle Demick visited at Mr.. Fred Dem
lexis one afternoon recently.
RASBURG.
Mr.. r. 8. Howard is slowly improving.
Mr.. Burton Pike is very ill, and a great
sufferer.
Charles Sylvester lost a valuable COW
last week.
Mr.. F. G. Grant was in Boston last week
to buy horses.
Mr.. Conway he's been more comfortable
the past week.
D. A. Brahana presents his patrons with
a fine calendar.
Miss Annie Fisher is attending school at
Barton academy.
Mr.. ]. G. Cook, who has been quite ill,
is better and able to be out.
Charles Fisher has gone to Montgomery
to do teaming for the Hutchins mill.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Treat are entertain
ing cousin, Miss WoIcott from Ohio.
Rev. E. P. Treat goes every Sunday after
noon to West Albany to hold service.
Harvey Bennett and wife of Morrisville
are assisting in caring for Mr.. Burton
Pike.
Mrs. Fred Twombly has been very i'll
with measles and remains in very poor
health.
Miss Bertha Bailey goes this week to
Burlington to attend the business college
there.
The meetings during the week of prayer
have been very well attended and of much
interest.
The Good Templars will meet Friday
evening instead OF Wednesday evening of
this week.
Quite large delegation from the Ma
sonic fraternity attended the district meet
ing at Newport last Tuesday.