Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25
GREENSBORO.


asylum for treatment. ,
IL Is GREENSBORO.
Mabel ellis is at home from Manches-
Ter, n. ID for short visit.
Mrs. William Smith was quite badly in
Jured by fall last Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Goodrich and Miss Rena,
went TO Hardwick last week.
Caspian Lake Creamery paid its patrons
40 churn test for November butter.
MISS Emma Lindsay is at the postoffice
again after an absence of few weeks.
Mrs. Melvina Simpson and Mrs. Susa
black made business trip to Hardwick
last tuesday.
hoy Young has purchased one half of
the w. w. Young farm, and VIII take
possession Jan. L.
! a. T. jackson is sick with measles, Mrs.
jackson and their little daughter are re-
covering from them.
a. =. Hill and children are very i'll at
tnls writing. One little girl aged about
nVe years, oied Friday morning.
The ice harvest has commenced at the
SAKE and Harrison Brothers are cntti,g
some nlce stock ten inches thick.
Walter Simpson, Charles and Mary
Bailey are home from burlington ana
Albert Kinney from Fairfax for their hoIi-
cay vacation.
John Gebbie, SO years of age and a much
respected citizen Of Greensboro, is dan
gerously Ill at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. w. Lumsden.
- The Demarr Bros have taken the ioh 70
haul the lumber from the A. C. Chase Mace
10 Rllchle d Uford mill at the Bend and
MADE their nrst trip with two teams Ias5
Thursday.
VI w. Lufkln from Eau Claire, Wiscon-
SID, who has enEisiting Sin Maine. his
nstlve state, is now stopping for few DAYS
with his sister, Mrs. eJohn Garven. before
returning to his home in the west where he
nas aoouttW hundred and fifty acres in
fruit and vegeta bles
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. F. Logan gave
reception at their home Friday evening.
Dec. 10 About forty six friends and
neighbors We're present Refres hrnenfs |
were served, after which music was fur |
nlshed for theses who wished to dance. |
purse OF S15 beside other gifts, were pre- |
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Logan with the best |
of wishes for the future. I'M
GREENSBORO ND.AG1
Mrs. Bert Ransom is visiting in Manches-
ter, N. III.
Jennie Denning of Hardwick was in this /
place recently.
Mrs. Jessie Forest visited in ST. Johns.
bury Thursday.
E. r. Collins was in st. Johnsburv
Thursday on business.
Grace Barber of Sheffield is guest Of
her uncle, o. A. Barber.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lowell Thursday, December 21st.
Mrs. Anair, Mrs. MartelI and Mrs.
Clanchette were in Hardwick recently. n
Mrs. Ala Sanborn and Miss Alice Wheel
er OF Oxford, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Anne
liza Amsden.
Ruth Barr OF Springfield, Mass. is
spending Christmas vacation here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr.
The Jnnior o. y. A. M. OF Glover win
present the comedy drama, Escaped from
the law" at Salmon's hall Friday evening
December 49, This is the third presenta-
ton OF this play and is well worth attend
ing. There will be dance after the MAY.
N -
Mrs. Adeline Grant is very i'll.
Mrs. Levi Basha has been i'll the mast :
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Win Fuller spent last week /
IN Boston. 9
Mrs. Howard has returned to her home
IN South Royalton.
On page SIX will be found the. obituary
Of Mrs. G.>W.> Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. GARRISON have moved into
'he Basha tenement house. f.
Mrs. Pearl Quimby of Lyndonville is. i
'pending few days with Mrs. seayev .
Misses Helen and Ciaribel somers are at S
home from Boston for the Chr,stnos voca- Q
ion. :
Henry Bogue of Dartmouth Medical s
sos, Is spending few days with Or. Tenn +
,ieton. sn "a
mrs. Henry Goss and family have been
cry SICK with the measles, also little orin
carpenter. A Q
DE- =. A. Bogue and family Of Riebtord
'lzlsed mrs Templeton and Mr.. and Mrs
;harles Miles last week. - '1 MS
Inc oroer OF the Eastern Star has
ecenfly been organized Ia IrasbDra NTH
weDty charter members. ",sA g
Prof. Arthur Gates came from Baltimore.
dd.' to attend the funeral OF Rev. j e. o
Knapp, and returned home Friday. Mrs.
iates will remain few days. lie
A social dance wiz be given IN, Town.
lail Thursday evening, Dec. IS. Mnsso nv n
fyman's orchestra. Refresh ments 900
q hall. All are cordially invited. fl
The merchants have disuIavaa