Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-23
GREENSBORO
Herbert Bailey is on the sick List


DR.. Kinney is sick with the grin.
Elmer Barclay is having the mumns
James Young is in very poor health
winter.
Fred Rogers is working for viii
Simpson.
George Fowler was in Morris
Wednesday.
Elroy Batchelder of Boston is in t.
on business.
Mrs. William Simpson has been q
sick for few days.
Frank Pope was in Hyde Park on h
ness Wednesday.
81. Z. Cleveland has been on the siol,
for the past few days.
A daughter was born to MIR. and
Willis Lumsden Jan. II.
Frank Marco is working for Ged
Simpson at East Craftsbury.
L. A. Jackson was in Newport on b
ness Thursday and Friday.
Mis-. simonds is spending a few 4
with her son, Jean Batchelder.
N. H. Drown has force of helm cut
lumber at Hardwick street.
Albert Kinney was called home Z,
Bakersfield by the Illness of his father
Henry Howard is confined to the be
with rheumatism and is a great sufferer
Sam. Williams and wife of Newport
stopping for short time at Samuel
banks.
Mr.. Carter of Eden moved his fan
and stock to the Michael McCue placa
Friday.
Miss Emma Bean, who is attend
school at Derby Center, spent the Sabb
at home.
John Richardson is sick, threatened V
pneumonia His son, Harold. is sick "
the grip.
Mrs. Lena Kelley and child of Nor
vile are visiting Mrs. Kelley's brot
Bert Wiley.
MetcaIf & Manley have sold their m
cantiles business to Walter Scott, who
taken possession.
John Richardson is sick with the o
vailing distemper and H. w. ellis is
with the rheumatism.
Sunday was the coolest day of the !
son, mercury registering % degrees be-
zero in the morning.
Mrs. Mae Cooley of Laconia, Nh, 1
called here last week by the death of
brother, Eugene Horner.
Tuesday morning, Jan. II, young Id
who turned the scales at g pounds
peared at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wd
Lumsden.
j. W. Campbell is having trouble vi
his eyes and he will go to st. Johnsb1
to-day for treatment, expecting to be
sent week.
1t Is now thought that Ethe main au
ence room in the CongI church will
completed SO that services can be b
there Sunday, Jan. 18th.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Will Richards is sick.
Mrs. A. J. Daniels is sick. +
Carl BatcheIder is in Boston.
Mrs. Paguin is dangerously Ill.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden is better.
John Barr is able to be out again.
Maude Harrison went to Hardwick Jan.
Ella sawtell is visiting Mrs. Blanc
Shaw.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer has returned to Md
risvilIe.
Mrs. Clara Collins visited in East Har
wick recently.
Martha Lang went to st. Johnson
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graham have gone
Hardwick to live.
Father Lachance from Hyde Park was
the place recently.
Grace Sawyer Ia In Barton visiting h|
aunt, Mrs Ferrill.
Ben Demars Is moving Mr.. GrahanI
goods to Hardwick.
Mrs. Bert Russell from Hard wick visit
her mother Thursday.
Henry Graham from Keene, n. H., WI
In town Wednesday.
Miss Anna Davis from Hardwick visit@
Mrs. VIII Shaw, Saturday.
Mrs. May Cooley from Ashland, N. q
is with her mother, Mrs. Brown.
"A. Barber was hurt Wednesday by
horse kicking him in his right side.
Misses Avery and Bryant have close
their meetings here and have gone
WatervilIe.
Eugene Homer, who has been a gree
sufferer the past year, died at the home
his mother, Mrs. Henry Brown, Tuesda,
Jan. 18th. Funeral services were held at ii
Methodist Episcopal church Thursday at
O'Clock, Rev. n. A. Resso officiating. q
leaves a mother and one sister, Mrs. Ma
Cooley of Ashland, N. H., to mourn b
loss.
HOLLAND.
Joseph Jacobs is visiting friends 1