Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-11
Hon. w. W. Miles OF Barton W
town on legal business Saturday.

MISS DeItna meiFin IS at Bright
hospital st. Johnsbury, for medical
ment.
The Presbyterian church is being !
papered, w. Bailey of East Hard
doing the work.
Mrs. j. FL. Darlington, who has
spending week at the home of her q
in Cabot, has returned.
Miss Abbie Flanders, Miss Lind
former assistant, spent a few DAVIS
post office last week.
Miss Catherine Chsffee, who has nd
in the post-office for the last few mo-
went to Morrisville Saturday.
The heavy rain last week caused
siderable damage to highways. in l.
places rendering them impossible.
Mrs. F. A. Messer's niece. Miss q
Kibbey, who has been with her dpr;n1
summer, returned last week to ber
IN Newport, N. II.
Prof. John Elliott and family. who
been spending the summer of Cos
Lake, left town to- day for their hon
Hyde Park, Mass.
Harry 9. Barnett has rented the Flat
homestead in Lowell and will move
October 1. Mrs. Barnett's parents
make their home with them. Thew
long been residents of this town and
many friends will regret to see then, o.
Mrs. Janet Wiley, who has been sne
ing part of the summer with her n
Mrs. r. A. Richie, was stricken
apoplexy week ago Saturday and
before medical aid could reach her
age was seventy-two years. The rem
were taken on Monday to her boms
Manchester, N. H.
Wednesday there was a CATHERINE
relatives and friends at the home NJ
and Mrs. j. j. Lindsay to remind therI
their twentieth wedding anniyers
Gifts consisting of currency and a nrI
dinner set, amounting to S35 30 n
presented. Refreshments were served |
after pleasant social time good byes Il
said with many good wishes for the fpt
State Association Formed.
The r. T. d. men met at Morris
Monday, September A, and organized
state association. OF the twenty
present eleven were from Orleans Coud
4
Lowell, North Troy, Newport Gem
Irasburg, North Craftsbury, West Gid
and Greensboro being represented. I'D
were carriers present from six count
To g1ve'better service for both governm
and patrons, keeping within bounds
rules in all things, was the keynote OF
| meeting. The following officers "
elected: President, E. S. Robinson, M
risville; 1st vice president, Fred Holm
Johnson; End vice president, Henry
bingham, Waterbury; Sd vice presfd,
E. Z. Prouty, Swanton; secretary, A
Mcclellan, Greensboro; treasurer, A.
Garven, North Craftsbury. o. j. Stey
of Morrisville was elected representa-
to the national convention to be bel
Indianapolis September II to Is. The I
state meeting will be held at Burlina
to elect representative to- the natl,
association in 1906. y
GREENSBORO BEND.
Tracy Howard has bought hay press
Edith Allen is working for Mrs. j
Clark.
Mr.. Bates is working for E. G. Jud
the depot.
George Batten, who has BEEN on the
list, is better.
J. 81. Barr is entertaining his sis
from North field. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Collins visited
Montpelier over Sunday.
Florence Perrin has goneto Hardwic
work for Alonzo CrandaIl.
Mrs. Nellie CaswelI has gone to War
N. a., where she will teach school.
Mrs. George Anair has been entertain
her sister and family from Manchester
d. oowaT nj u Hrfa4z ss,
| Henry Hill of Greensboro Mills had
misfortune to hurt the end OF finger
| week.
c. A. Barber and family attended
funeral of Mrs. Blanche Walker in Glc
Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon and Mrs. Ma
BatcheIder returned from Montreal Fri
evening.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
J. A. Bradford is building an addition
his house.
Albert Smith sold eleven hundred dol
wort Of cattle last week.
George Ames and A. j. Applebee mo
into their camps last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sanborn ha'
little daughter, born Friday September
Mrs. Emma Bryant and daughter,
dred from st. Johnsbury have bt en- visi
friends and relatives in this place.
Mr.. Cutting from Charleston has
papering A. j. Applebee's house on.
Goddard place. Ray Heath viii move
Ii soon.
Our schools commenced Septembe
with the same teachers, Mrs. Lila A
in the higher room, Harry Page the pr
~ department.