Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

Inc village school taught by Mrs. L. w.
cameron, closed Nov. Is, with rhetoricais
- aieernoon. The average In studies ior
tne term were: George Tolman, Wallace
simpson, Gertrude Thornton, Dorothy
rorter, Eivin Brown, 90 to 90; Florence
nagoon, Alice Dow, Frank Dufur, Mamie
Bean, IS to 80.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. A. c. Barber was in Hardwick
Wednesday.
hose Amsden is staying with Mrs. Frank
Rage in Stannard.
Grace Barber of Sheffield is visiting her
! uncle, A. c. Barber.
MRS. l.. s. Collins and Mrs. e. K. Collins
spent Wednesday in Hardwick.
Asa Chase of Greensboro has rented
rooms in r. j. Shurtle ifs house.
a. ). Batten has moved into his house
lately purchased of A. E. Ransom.
Mrs Clara Campbell Collins is visiting
ner sister, Mrs. Lena Fay, at Hardwick
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Campbell OF Green's
ooro We're in town Friday calling on
| friends.
Mrs. Blanche Shaw and daughters Dola
ana Eva went to Lowell Monday to spend
the winter with friends.
Inc chicken pie supper for the benefit of
Rev. N. A. Ross, November %, was q sue
| cess, the proceeds being about thirty
dollars.
The passenger station was broken into
| NOV. 20, the money drawers were examined,
the safe carried out and broken into. The
6nelVes did not get away with much loot,
about two dollars in money.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith Nov. 25
MISS Ollie Applebee will spend her vaca
zion with cousins in Montreal.
School commenced Monday. Miss Bessie
Ailard teaches in the higher room, and
Harry Page the primary department.
RASBURC.
Miss Gertrude Nichols is spending the
week with friends in Westmore.
Elmer Slack, OF the village high school
ls recovering from a severe illness.
adL Leo Cook returns home this week from
burlington toyspend Thanksgiving. 3ssb cd
Miss May Wheeler spent few days in
Albany last week with Mrs. Fred Tenney.
Miss Ethel Slack has commenced the
winter term OF school in South Newport.
Miss Mary Wright commenced her win
ter term OF school in Albany November
18th.
Mr.. F. ]. Grant has been on the road the
past week as agent for large phosphate
company.
Miss Myra Taplin has been in Montpe-
l1er several weeks caring for Miss Lizzie
Langdon.
Miss Anna Knapp is in Newport learn
ing dressmaKing in the Gilman dress
making rooms.
We would call the attention of our read |
ers to our new advertiser, F. A. Buchanan. |
Miss Helen Lemus returned from the
Newport high school last Tuesday very iii
with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Russell returned |
last Monday night from several weeks
stay in Boston and vicinity.
Rev. Josiah Poeton was in Newport last |
Monday to attend the installation service
of Rev. Mr.. Flagg as pastor of Congrega- |
tional church.
A diseased bone about two inches in
length was removed from the jaw of little
Hazel Shepard last Tuesday. Doctors |
Templeton and Goddard made the opera
ton.
Loren Dewey, fomer resident of this
place, died in Hardwick at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Addie Eldridge. He was
brought to Irasburg for burial in the Iras-
burg cemetery, by the side Of his wife, last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. Miles has brought from OEta-
rio nine imported registered Oxforddown
sheep, among them being the famous En-
glish ram known as Finlayson 100, weigh
ing 315 pounds. These make valuable
addition to his already noted flock.
Thanksgiving concert and oyster su o.
per will betheld in the court house Thurs
day evening. program consisting of
vocal and instrumental music and read
ings has been arranged and a good time
is expected. After the supper at 1890
music will be furnished for promenading.
School closed November Nth. The
pupils OF the first primary Department |.
having no absent marks are :ysra Carpen-
ter, Helen Crawford, Flora sGaudette.
Rosalie Gaudette, Jessie Lanou., Eva Ma
Gle, Helen Priest, Sarah Priest, Marjorie
Sears. Jennie Simino, Phoebe simino, Grin
carpenter, Verne Crawford, Earle Dwyer,
Agenord Gaudette, Hector Gaudette, Geo.
Rouse, Willie Rouse, Preston Simino and
David Webster. Harlan Sears and Mary
Macie were absent one half day each.
LOWELL.
Geo. Watson has gone to New York,
81. FL. Newton was in North Troy Friday.
Mrs. r. Kinsley has been suffering with