Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-24

boro have been spending the waeL
getting their house ready for occup
They will move here sometime next ~,
The 'keenest sympathy is felt b,
many friends at this place for Rev. n
Farman, chaplain of the senate. who
critically Ill at last report at the Fl.
hospital. He had diseased eve rem
and also a cancerous growth from v
he has been suffering for some time.
There was a quiet home wedding
I. Lyman's Wednesday evening,
their daughter, Mae, was united In
rage to Mr.. John c. Borland bv Rev.
G. Mcdonald of Evansville. The hi
cousins, Ernest and Ruth Freeman.
the attendants. The bride looked verv
ty gowned in white. After refreshn
the happy couple started for st. Louis.
and Mrs. Borland have a host of fri
who wish them much hanniness and
perity in life.
GREENSBORO.
Harry Durham of Stowe was in
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Fowler from East Month
is visiting her parents.
B. F. Dow is putting new granite /
dation under his house. u
D. c. Melvin in putting in new fur
to heat his entire house.
Mrs. Lillian Magoon and son have
in Barton the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. R. j. Barton were al
last week at Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Randall have
spending few days in Glover.
George Hazelton and wife are the ha
parents OF girl born Sept. IS.
L. A. jackson moved his family
week to his home in the village.
Mrs. j. B. Cook has returned from
visit of week with friends in Montpe
E. 0. Randall is building an additio
his house. Sargent Dow is doing
work.
Willie Crow has finished work for O
Anderson and gone to live with his mo
in Glover.
The Ladies' Home circle will meet '!
Mrs. William Simpson, Wednesday of
week at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Matte Goodrich returned frd
visit in New Hampshire and Massa
sets, last Saturday.
Miss Emma Lindsay, having been grt
ed few months leave of absence by
Post office department, intends to s
this week on trip to California.
Mrs. Charles Parker, who was moved
Gently to hospital in Whitefield, N.
died the 10Th, and her remains were tat
to her home in LittIeton, N. H., for bur
GREENSBORO BEND.
Rose Duval was in Rardwick last we
Mrs. Jessie Forrest was in st, Johnsb,
recently.
L. 8. Collins and wife were In Montpe
last week. =,
Miss Mary Ward of Hardwick was
town Wednesday.
G. o. DAWSON and wife returned fr
York last Thursday.
James g. Simpson of East Craftsbury
been stopping at G. H. Batchelder's.
Mrs. Smith from Richford has been '
iting her daughter, Mrs. w. E. Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small of Manchester. n. !
visited at Mrs. Amelia Amsden's recent
Mrs. Bessie Hurley and children of
Johnsbury visited at A. J. Daniels la
week.
HOLLAND.
Mr.. Brow of Canaan was in town
business last week.
Guy Smith spent last Sunday with l
parents In this town.
D.R. Stevens of Island Pond is Workil
at Don AIIbee's.
Elmer Judd spent last Sunday vii
friends at West Derby.
William Parker has had Peoples tel
phone installed in his house.
DR.. Potter of East Charleston called G
friends in town last Wednesday.
FIR. Moulton and Albert Smith we
to Charleston on business last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Davis of Baldwin
Mills, P. O., visited at Eugene Gray's la
week.
Miss Mae Goddard of Manchester, N. Z
is spending short time with friends
town. ...
Harry Keyser of Barnston, P. O.. b.
taken Daniel Bryant's farm, and moved O
to the same.
Benjamin Hall has returned home afte
quite an extended visit among relatives i
Rev. s. NJ. Wales brother is visitin
MIN and occupied the pulpit of the Adver
church Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Pinney from the West, VIII
Is visiting friends in the East, called OF
Mrs. Mary Moon recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horn were recent
called to South Barnston to attend til
funeral of Mrs. Horns brother.
Those on the sick list this week are Mrs
P. Haskill, Mrs. Martha Lebaron, Will