Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-25


eing newly pspered and painted,
rpet added and other needed i'm
nts made.
GREENSBORO.
lillian Simpson is improving.
ownsend is at G. NJ. Cuthbertson's
days.
Morse of Bakersfield is clerking
Wiley.
rank Melvin has gone to Lsconia,
pr short visit.
Florence and Claire Rabbit are
their aunt, Mrs. L. A. Jackson.
ohm w. Baker occupied the pulpit
congregational church yesterday.
John w. Baker and family of
re- are occupying a cottage by the
Geo. B. Bell spent last week in
caring for an aunt who is dan
y i'll.
b. NJ. Wiley and children have
d from a two weeks visit in Geor-
other places.
Hood of Cambridge, Mass, is Wis
er husband, Rev. John Hood, who
N preaching here for some time.
Ella Chesley of Minneapolis, Mimi,
er of Deacon Chesley, formerly of
ace, has been visiting friends and
es here the past week.
NJ. E. Rollins and daughter, Carrie
potter, who have been stopping at
Ayre's for some time, have gone to
home at North Yakima, Wash.
lmber of the people in this village
invited to musicale at B. H. San
cottage by the lake Thursday even
Those who went report very
able evening.
HOLLAND.
ME Allbee was on the sick list part
week.
E. A. Ferrin visited her daughter at
Pond last Friday.
Orrin Stevens of Island Pond called
ends in town recently.
Barry, the Bell Telephone repre-
i've, was in town last Friday and Sat-
5. viii Baldwin and children of Bald
Mills, Que, visited at E. A. Ferrin's
week.
s. Lydia Boynton and Miss Jennie
bton of Derby visited at s. R. Fetch
part of last week.
IS Belle Wheeler, who has been in
on for several weeks under medical
ment, returned home last Monday.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
IS. Graves is visiting friends at Mont
r.
rs. Charles Griggs is very sick at this
ing.
rs. S. E. Gray of Morgan, was in towr
"Wednesday.
rs. H. F. MouIton is visiting hel
ghter at Morgan.
r. Slack, who works for M. l.. Ames
his foot badly one day last week, re-
hing five stitches to close the wound.
R-ASBURG.
ne farmers are securing a fine crop o.
hrs. VIM. Fisher has returned from
Tx Beach.
Iurray Pike IS staying with his sister
$. Scribner, in Stowe.
Dr.. L. E. Brewster of Boston is stopping
the G. b. Brewster home.
Hiss Carrie Fisher is visiting Mrs. Grac
right in S geetsburg, p. @.
Mss Myra Douglass has been spendin
e week with her sister, Mrs. Winget.
Mrs. Willis and daughter are visitin
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Anni'
Ouite a number from town attended tt
rleton lecture at Barton last Tuesda
ening.
Mr.. E. B. Webster of Boston came la
turday to spend his vacation wit
ends in town.
Mrs. John Provoncha, who has been
,ston with her sister for several week
S returned home.
Mrs. Charles Hannant attended the
raj Of her mother, Mrs. Frank Sanoor
Lowell last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Gates came last Ihurso
sueud a few weeks with her paren
ey. and Mrs. ]. E. Knapp.
Mrs. Alma Wheeler and children
yndonyille recently visited her paren
n. and Mrs. G. w. Parker.
Miss Marie Beauclerk is continuing i
ork in Concord, n. H., as matron Oh
[argaret Pillsbury hospital.
The Epworth League received :. pro
rom the sale OF ice-cream served al
ourt house Saturday evening.
Misses Marian and Helen CLARK OF n
God. n. Y, recently visited their graz
1othe Mrs. NJ. G. jameson.
The Mill Company have purchased
Id Irasburgh house and viii conver'
nto a modern tenement block.
CYRUS Moranville is suffering from
uries caused by fall while at WORK
he Bsshaw house last Saturday.