Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
GREENSBORO BEND
Nathaniel BatcheIder died Nav 5

CARA 0oiiins visited In Hardwick Tn,
day.
Ruth Barr has returned to spsings
Mass.
Frank Ingalls, Of Cabot was in t
Friday.
James Steel from Walden was in =
May 5.
Isaac Piper is confined to the hons.
illness,
Repairs are being made on the n
church.
Mary Miller of Greensboro is hal,
Nellie King.
Mrs. Judd visited Mrs. Hooks- : r,
wick Thursday.
Harry Clark was in St. Jobnss.
last OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Lyndon voro
C. a. Barber's Friday. "e'e
Mrs. Julia Edwards OF Hardwjck %,
on friends here May 4. o'
Harvey Bean of DanvilIe is rtsit,n.
sister, Mrs. isaac Piper.
Harold Amsden, who has beaD r,.,.,
here, has gone to Walden.
Mrs. Flora Hale of East Hsrd,r,o,-
ited at L. $. Collins last week.
Wesley Cole has been TAKING
from his duties in Davis store Ne
in Connecticut part Of the time,
RASBURC.
Arthur clOugh is making repairs on
house.
Mrs. Julia Jordan returned to Bost,
last Saturday.
Levi Bashaw is making repairs on ;
harness shop and barn.
Mrs. 5. W. BeaucIerk returned fro
Concord, N. H., last week.
Curtis Collins has been making reno,
on his house near the village.
Rev. Mr.. Wright and family orc ,;oo
settled in the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Mabel Mossman OF North Cro,4
bury visited at G. W. Fishers last weel-
Mrs. Leighton, who has been v;sitir
friends IN Burlington, has returned hom
Mr.. L. Mason has purchased the W.
5anV1ile place and will take possessiol
soon.
Mr.. L. A. Chadbourn has bought n
chapman place OF Mr.. Wilson and take
Mrs. ". T. Brewster is in Barton Land
ng caring for her sister, Mrs. Berth
sylvester, who is very ill.
Mrs. G. w. Fisher is entertaining he
cousin and daughter from Sutton Jnnc
ion, 2. G., for few days.
Stephen, the little son of Mr.. and MrsI
Adna Shepard, who has been very i'll wit
pneumonia, is recovering,
F. A. Buchanan has completed repairs ID
lis building and is now ready to serve til,
'ublic at ''HoteI Iras burg" ~.
DR.. and Mrs. c. V. Bogue of NswnorI
nd Dr.. and Mrs. H.iA. Bogue of Richford
islted at DR.. Templeton.'s last week.
Last Sunday DR.. o. B. Gould Of NewoorI
'as called to see Mrs. Matte Woodward
consultation with DR.. P. c. TemuIeton
Mrs. Eliza Chapman, who has beer|
pending the winter with friends in Lvn]
onyliie and South Barton, has returned
ONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby and little son, Wild
ave been visiting Mr. and MRS. Ralrh
uimby at Mr.. Holman's, returned
their home in Lyndonviile Isst Tuesday
Mrs. c. w. Fisher, who has been sick forl
number OF months, does not improve al
pidly as her friends would wish. She
Ill go to Boston soon to spend severa
eeks among friends, hoping to iget help
ON the physicians there.
The funeral Of John J. Huntington. who
ed Sunday night, April Both, was attend
last wednesday at the home OF. his son,
ana Huntington, Rev. J. E. Knapp and
sv. Mr.. Wright officiating. The arrange
ents were IN charge Of Charles Cook, and
usic was furnished by the Methodist
loir. Burial was in the Irasburg ceme-
ry. Mr.. Huntington was a hard work
g, honest man. He had a large family OF
Iildren, four of whom are living.
JAY.
Mrs. Mary Johnson is very sick.
John Lucisr has sold his colts for $500.
Peter Lafountain has decided his farm to
e Ba1ister Company.
Miss Nettie Kennedy is engaged to teach
hooI in district No. L.
Mr.. Daniels from Virginia has been here
the interest of the Bell Telephone Com
ny.
Clarence Dingman has moved into the
7itt tenement. He will work for A. nj.
akeman.
Roy Percy has bought the farm known
the Bruce farm. Consideration, $500
It'll immediate possession.
The event of the week was the marriage
Jenness E. Stone to Miss EtheIena j.
estover of Knowlton, 2. @. The cere-
ony was performed by j. E. Chase.
LOWELL.
Mrs. William Kelley is quite sick.
Miss Lizzie Finnepan Is home for a few