Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-10

Mrs. Marian Barry was here f.
port WednesCsy. She rented her
Nh Goed, who Is movirg here fro
Mrs. George Dow has gore to
y. H., for visit to her sister. I'd
by Mrs. Dow's friends that she n
regain her health during her stsy
Mrs. Matte woodard was the
her sister, Mrs. Lyman Barber
sabbath, Mrs. Woodland is tea
the Andersonville district in this
Dir. and Mrs. Adelbert Brupn
returned from their wedding trim
at Z. d. SINNERS, where they will
at present. Both Mr.. and Mrs. \
are well and favorably known al
many friends extend congratulate
GREENSBORO.
Miss Emma Lindsay was in st
bury Thursday.
A. c. Chase was in Barton and {;
business, last Friday.
Byron Smith has engaged to
William Marshall another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hill emf
friends from Dsnville last week.
Fred Rodgers has moved to the
recently bought of William Marsh
A large number from here after
grange fair at East Hardwick Satur|
Miss Matte Goodrich is visit
aurt, Mrs. VIM. Caswen, in Concorl
The farm of the late A. n. ChsI
will be sold at auction next saturd
o'clock.
Mrs. Chas. Parker sustained a i
paralysis last Friday and is very|
this writing.
Mrs. George Bell went to New
shire last Thursday, intending to
in about three weeks.
W. w. Goss has purchased a b
lot OF DR.. Kinney, and intends to
set OF buildings next summer.
Darling & Simpson bought a
amount of maple sugar at the Be
week, paying s cents per pound.
The grange fair held at East Ha
last week was well patronized by t
pie from this town, and all report
time.
A party OF five, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lumsd
Mrs. Martha Pettee, start for Ca
next Wednesday to be absent abb
months.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon is in Boston.
Mrs. E. c. Duval was in Ha
Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Cole is having her
repaired.
Mrs. Emma Christie of Glover vi
town recently.
Frank Amsden is having a furn
into his house.
Fred and Harry BeauIac of PI
were in town recently.
Many from here attended Grange
East Hsrdwick Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden's nephew. NJ
colt, has been visiting her.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer of MorrisviIva
her sister, Mrs. A. j. Daniels. lasf n
HOLLAND.
Leslie Heath Of Derby called on
IN town last week.
A B. Moulton and wife visited
at Morgan last week.
Mrs. H. F. Moulton is visitini
daughter at Morgan. .-
Luther House of Beebe Plain was Il
on business last Thursday.
D. C.-stevens of West Derby was il
on business last Wednesday.
Evarts Kidder fell in the barn O
recently and cut his face quite badly
The Ladies Aid social at Harry N
was well attended and much enjoyed
Samuel Hall of Barton was in tow
Tuesday to attend Mrs. A. J. Halls fl
Mrs. Sarah Page fell one day last
in such way as to injure her hiE
badly.
Mrs. Arthur Daggett of Morgan i,
her mother, Mrs. AppIebee, one d.
Gently.
Mrs. A. J. Hall, who has been In
health and suffered greatly for s
months died last Sunday. Much S,
thy is felt for her husband and FRIEND
At the special town meeting Gale
1st J. NJ. Page was elected town cIerl
large majority. He was also elected
treasurer by reclamation. Mr.. Pag
good man for the place and we wisl
R-ASBURG.
Mr.. F. Fl. Holdridge is improY
little.
Ernest Ord from Boston is visitir
mother, Mrs. Ord.
Mrs. David Webster is visiting fr
n Boston.
Mrs. AFRO Bryant is in Stoughton. \
caring for her niece, Mrs. Locke.
John Wiley has opened his grist
purchased of the Ho ward e
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauclerk and dan