Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-25

was the guest OF Mrs. VIM. Cameron
Sunday. Miss Cameron now tesc
Lyndon.
A party of about twenty five of tn
ton academy students drove to the
of their classmates, Vernon Tichurs
evening last week to give him SUI
A fine time was reported.
GREENSBORO.
John Simonds is failing.
F. FL. Duiur is on the sick list.
II. S. Tolmsn is able to ride out.
ID. G. Melvin returned from Stow
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. E. Chsffee visited at B. M!
ley's last week.
Rev. R. ]. Barton was in Newpor
first of last week.
Mrs. Cada Graves of st. Johnsbury v
at Geo. Kings last week.
Miss Bertha Melvin visited her sis
IIardwick the last of the week.
Chauncey Downer has engaged to
the coming season for ]. w. Campbell
John King has gone to Vineland,
where he expects to spend the winter.
Griswold & McKinnon are repa
their mill, putting in new elevators, et
Mr.. Stoddard of Barton was in town
Thursday in the interests of the Nom
Elroy Batchelder of Boston was here
week to see his mother, Mrs. John Simd
Mrs. Frank Melvin started for Lake
N. H., last Wednesday for a two we
visit.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
John Goss last Wednesday. About thu
six took dinner.
The many friends OF DR.. F. c. Kir
will be pleased to know that he is now
to be out on the street again.
Geo. D. Silver has opened barber 4
in rooms opposite the hotel. He will
do harness and boot and shoe repairing
Mrs. Jennie Philbrook, who is ill u
diphtheria at the home of Geo. Philbrd
is reported better. DR.. Harvey attends
Through the generosity of Hon. q
Tolman the Greensboro free library
recently received liberal gift, the yet
proceeds of which are to be used for
benefit of the library.
Mr.. L. L. Lothrop who has been i'll al
great sufferer for several weeks, pat
away at the home of his daughter Mrs
A. Goodrich, last Tuesday evening age
years. The funeral was held Thursday
the interment was in the village GENET
Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, was the coolest
that the Oldest residents of Greensboro
remem Der. At a. m. the thermomete
Cuthbertson Bros store registered
degrees below zero, at o'clock 40 bel
and at 9 O'Clock As below. 1t was frol
to 40 degrees below zero in other places
At the annual meeting of the Casl
Lake Creamery Co. last week, n. S. Toln
E. o. Randall, G. B. Cook, w. S. Ing
r. A. Richie, and L. A. jackson
elected directors. In the year 1903
creamery made 180.S41 lbs. butter anc
ceived $41, 488 16, an average price of ;
cents per pound.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Frank Slmonds is not as we'll.
Mrs. Sadie Rice is way on visit.
Bert Ransom was in st. Johnsbury T
day.
Bert Jameson is at home and on the
list.
The stage route runs only to East Gre
bury.
Bert Anair of Hardwick was in t.
recently.
Miss Florence Hudson is working
, Mrs. Jane Clark.
Mrs. George Graham is stopping '
Mrs Gilbert Blair.
Mrs. L. S. Collins visited at G. o. d
sons in Stannard Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Rudd, who has been stop
at N. A. Ross's, has gone to E. HardW
Mrs. A. E. GArfieId and Ella Bonring
were in Barton recently attending
Peerless sale.
HOLLAND.
Henry Burbeck is on the sick list.
/ HI. B. Tice has gone to Greens
, work.
Hugh Finn has been quite sick the
week.
George Stearns is quite sick at
writing.
3 Frank Johnson sprained his ankle q
: badly one day last week.