Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-04
GREENSBORO.

stopping there for the past two weeks
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Geo. Bell is improving SLOWLY
c. J. hilbrook is in Glover, sick With
appendicitis.
Blanche Harvey OF South Albany is visit
ing her many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Chase spent Thanks
giving at Mrs. Chase's old home in Glover.
| Wallace Logan and Ina M. George were
married at Derby, at the home of the bride,
| Nov. 80
w. g. Caswell, F. A. Messer and Anair
Bros. have had New England telephones
installed recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Campbell and Mrs.
Jane Simpson spent Thanksgiving day at
William simpsons.
| There will be a "bonnet aud necktie"
social at the chapel Thursday evening, Dec.
| 9TH. Proceeds for the benefit of the sun
| day School. All will be heartily welcomed.
| Richie & Ufford have bought $500 logs
| on the skids and a quantity of standing
| timber of A. Q. Chase. Mr.. Chase still re-
serves timber sufficient to build a set of
buildings.
Mrs. Phinette Babbitt, who has been
slowly failing for long time, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Jackson,
Nov. "a, at the advanced age of 80 years
She leaves one other daughter, Mrs.
Jane Blake OF Parsons, Kan, and one sor,
l.. E. Rabbit OF Northampton, Mass, be-
side large circle OF friends to mourn her
| loss.
Willis B. +. Logan OF this place and Ina
E Gage OF Derby were married at Derby
Nov. 30Gh, by Rev. Chas. Mcclure. At
s O'Clock the wedding march was played
and the bridal party marched to the parlor.
The bride was given away by her father
and was attended by Miss Maude Gage,
sister of the briGe, and the bridegroom by
D. W. Logan of North Adams, Mass,
brother of the groom. After the marriage,
bountiful supper was served and the hap
Ply couple left amidst shower of rice and
took the train at Newport, going South.
Congratulations.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs viii Bumps Is very sick.
Mrs. E. c. Judd is visiting in Bakers
field.
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones visited at A. j.
Daniels
N. A. Ross was in Barton recently on
business recently.
Cecil Billiard spent Thanksgiving with
his parents.
B. P. Vallencourt was in Morrisville,
Wednesday,
Hiram Cleveland and family spent Nov.
80, in Barre.
Mrs. Rachel Gilchrist is work king for D.
G McFarlane.
Mrs. Gilehrist has rented rooms in Mrs.
Smiths house.
Clara Collins visited at her fathers in
Greensboro Saturday.
Mrs. Asa Buck from Walden, visited !
relatives here recently.
School will begin Tuesday with Miss
Mclaren and Miss Coils for teachers.
J. T. Taylor and family from Glover. |
were guests at Miss DAVIS, Nov. 30.
Mrs. Jane Fadden is caring for her
daughter Dora McFarlsnd at the Mills.
Mr.. and MIS-. Edwin strait from Fairfax. |
visited their niece Mars. Clara Collins. FRI /
day.
Miss Avery conducted the services at /
the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
Nov. 26.
Mrs. Laura Batcha der has closed. her
engagements Win MRS. Leila Bolton and /
returned home.
Mrs. Sophia Chamberlin from ST Johns
bury visited her grandmother. MRS. Soon1a
Smith recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Murcier have returned
from Barre leaving their son somewhat
improved in health.
Cyrilla Mureier was badly hurt at the
mill Friday. One RIB was broken and In
ternal injuries received.
Mrs. Bessie Hurley and daughters Edith |
and Beatrice, from st. Jonnsbury. are WIS.,
iting at her b. 9th RS, A ]. Danie.s.
Mrs. Frank Ihgalls and daughter from
Cabot were gues,s OF Mrs. Amelia Amsden
on. Friday. ssaturoay they went TO Kings
ton, X. l.
RASBURC.
8. F Slack>is recovering from quite Sc
we're illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Metcalf entertained a
large family party Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Templeton speat Thanksgiving
with her brother, DR. H. A. Bogue in Rich
ford.
There was family gathering at the
home OF Mr.. AMI Ms. VI Locke Toanks-
giving day
Rev.. E. Knapp was taken ill very sud-
denly "Wednesday afternoon and remains
In very critical condition.
Mrs Ellison Maynard of Enosburg came