Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-28

DR.. II. G. Williams of Cabot
dental work for q short time at I'd
Lake House.
Mrs. Slayton went from a. s.
to Westford last Saturday to car
II. t. Fay.
The stage on the star route
Crsftsbury to Greensboro is now
in season to connect with the
train.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
In the spelling contest in this
the fall and winter terms of sci
six OF the schools entered the COZ
for the fall term the following pr|
perfect in both oral and WRIT
Agnes Duval, Foster Gebbie, n
brook. Those who missed only
were Fred Beaulac, Lena Miles a
Gebbie. During the winter tern
the following pupils missed no
either oral or written examination
Gebbie, Mae Philbrook, Stella d
Albion Michaud, Maud Bailey az
Gebbie; and these pupils missed
word during the same term: Eos
bic, Matte Gebbie, Charlie Goodrij
Bsbcock and Foster Babcock. w
similar contest will be conducted
the coming year and that every
and pupil in town will become Id
in it.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Sadie Rice is sick.
Rose Doval was in Hardwick rec
Mrs. Brown is working at B. d.
Mrs. Will Barter and child are
sick list.
Mr.. Abner Keith visited at A. J.
recently.
E. Fl. Pope and wife were in 81 4
Thursday.
David Farrand is working for q
of Walden.
Mrs. E. NJ. Salmon returned froI
ton Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Buck visited Mrs. Ella q
ton recently.
A. A. Miles was in MorrisviIle ii
of the week.
Mrs. L. S. Collins and Carroll spell
urday in HardWick,
Mrs. Bertha Graham is stopping al
Blacks IN Greensboro.
Mrs. Sam Aiken of Hardwick hs
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Anna '
Amos Cushion and wife have mo
to their farm recently purchased of
Crandall.
HOLLAND.
Nj. l.. Ames is quite sick.
Ray Ames is on the sick list.
Mrs. Jennie Moulton is quite sicl
Fred Stone has been quite sic
grip.
A. E. Jacobs has sold his farm to
Cole.
M. r. Lackey, who was quite s
better.
Jay Lackey, who has been sic
grip, is better.
Mrs. G. Fl. Tice, who has been We
is now able to be about.
John Wheeler has let his farm
brother, George Wheeler.
Henry Burbeck, who mas been v,
for the past few weeks, is better.
Mrs. Hollis Stone fell on the ice
last week and was quite badly iuju,
Miss Rena Stevens of Island Ponc
iting Der aunt, Mrs. Don Albee. an
friends.
Mrs. VIII Sykes, a former resic
this town, died very suddenly last
her home in Morgan, of cerebral
rhage. She leaves a husband, tw,
father, sister, and four brothers,
many friends.
RASBURC,
Mr.. Conway is moving to Barton
ing.
Mrs. Adeliue Grant has been i'll +
week.
The stage started out on wheels La
urday.
Freddie Page is recovering from
illness.
Mrs. Clara Davis has not been as "
past few weeks.
Miss Carrie Fisher is staying wi
aunt, Mrs. VIM. Fisher.
The Barton Academy students hs
turned for the spring term.
Perley Brewster will move on to tn
son farm, the first otApril.
Mr.. John Collins of the Mount q
Institute is visiting at Charles Han,
Mrs. C. V. Bogue and three sons OF
port, expect to spend this week witt
Templeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauclerk are entert
their grandson, Sidney Beauclerk of
cord, n. H.
A large mum Der from Central Lod
tended the funeral OF DR.. Campbell a;
Albany, Sunday.
Ruth Buchanan went to Bosto,
Monday to visit her sister Vida, who
tending school there.
Rev. J. E. Knapp goes Tuesday to
pelier to attend conference. His Sol
ward will accompany him. !.
The Irasburg creamery is doing ]
creasing business and more than the
amount of cream is being sent in. =
Miss Marie BeaucIerk of Concord g
has been spending the week with hel
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. BeaucIerk.
Mrs. Stiles, an aged lady and mott
Mrs. George Annis, died in Massach