Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-17

rides last Friday night. This tim]
to call on Harry Patterson; a long r
q fine time.
GREENSBORO.
John Mcclellan is seriously i'll.
e. A. Baker is at home for few
]. D. Olmstead started for Dura
last Wednesday.
Mrs. e. <. Hill visited last week
Johnsbury and Danville.
Mrs. F. c. Kinney went Thurs
Bakersfield to visit Albert.
DR.. Wheeler and daughter fro1
lington were in town last week.
Mrs. F. n. Michaud started for nj
last Thursday for short visit.
VIM. Marshall is entertaining his
Robert Marshall, from New York.
Miss E. G. Lindsay expects to go
fornia for visit within few weeks
J James Pickett moved his goods an
5 lily last Friday to East Craftsbury.
w. S. ingalls, was here few de
week but has returned again to Mai
II. J. Campbell from New York
visited his brother, s. w. Campo
Miss Mary W. McCue goes to Nor
today to clerk in store for F. M. u
Miss Carrie Aver has sold her ia
personal property to G. s. Hollow
$4,000.
e. E. Harrison moved last Thurs
the house recently purchased OF Rit
Ufford.
John Burnham, Reuben Curtis and
Marshall went on the excursion to d
Wednesday.
W. B. Simpson, after serving as Jul
at Newport for five weeks, returned
last Thursday.
There was a surprise party at
Chase's Friday evening in honor of
21st birthday.
Martin McCue and John Richards
turned from st. Louis last Friday
pleased with the trip.
Geo. E. Putnam of Lowell, Mass
here the first of the week contre
butter for the coming year.
Amos Carey returned from Baker
last week and will work for DR.. <
through the fall and winter.
Della Ward started last Monda
Hinkley, Me-, where she viii ente
Hinkley school. E. K. Hill accomp
her.
T. Barnett has finished driving str
the star route from Greensboro Bend
Craftsbury and James Pickett take
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Darlington, NJ
Mrs. E. K. Hill, Charles Miller and
Cuthbertson start for st. Louis next
nesday.
Mary Holloway OF Burlington has
chased the II. NJ. Alger place for he
Silas Holloway, who will take poss
of the place Nov. 1st.
Mrs. Charles Parker, Of whom me
was made last week, continued the
until Tuesday last, when she was tax
her husband to a hospital in White
n. II.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Roxy Smith is on the sick list.
George Dow recently broke his ami
fail.
E II. Gray is at Newport doing 4
work for II. o. Smith.
Mrs. Etfie Smith is employed in the
phone office at Morgan Corner.
o. B. Hall is teaching in the
district.
Fred Shompany has moved into
Stones house.
o. T. Davis of Island Pond was in
on business last Thursday.
Daniel Gage of st. Johnsbury '
town on business last Thursday.
William Berry of Island Pond call
friends in town one day last week.
Ernest Cham berlain, who has be
Skinner, Me-, has returned home.
Chas. Dubois, of Stanstead, P. Q
moved into Ed. Bryant's tenement.
Hollis Stone was badly injured by f
from a load of grain one day recently
Mrs. M. R. Lackey and Mrs.
Iackey visited at Derby Line last We
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Higgins of {
ton, n. H., have been visiting frien
town.
Mrs. Myra I. Gray, who is tea
school in Charleston, was at home
of last week on account of illness.
Mrs. Luther Page slipped and injur'
hip quite badly last week. AS
eighty-one years old her recovery Y
slow.
Mr.. Merrill 4. LeBarron, our repre-
alive, is very sick and we fear will !
able to attend the gen sral assembl
session.