Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-17

The school In District No. teuy
Pearle Vance closed June 30 with !
Those having no absent marks ro-.
Edith, Clarence and Leslie Daw,-s
Dewing was absent one-halt ds,, ag.
tin Calderwood one day.
GREENSBORO.
E. A Baker is in town to snor.
days with his family.
Blanche Harvey of South Am.
working for A. c. Chase.
Rev. P. A. Smith of Morrisv;,,o g.,
ing with friends at the lake.
Il. A. slsyton and family from !,
vile, arrived at their cottage last Wa.
W. H. Taylor came Friday from,
wick, to spend few days with relat;
the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton of johnson .
ing entertained at the home o, tbei
R. J. Barton.
" LUX and family
New Haven, Conn, arrived Frido,
will spend the summer at their -
the village.
W. ). Rossiter and family of Was
ton, D. T., are again in the simnsorl
tage for the summer. -
| w. w. Goss has the foundation Ia
his new buildings and the carpenters
commenced their work.
Miss Mary McCue has returned +
work in Northfield, after spending
visiting friends in town.
| w. w. Marshall of HsrdvicL an,
trout from Caspian lake last Wedne
that weighed 1912 pounds. This i
of the largest fish ever taken from the
Mary MacCuaig Cook was born D
Der 29, 1867, and died at South Fra,
ham, Mass, July 4, 1905. Funeral Sc
were held at her late home July I. ar
burial was in the family lot in the
terry near the lake. Mrs. Cook er
South birmingham hospital in 1se
graduated with the class of 1897. 81
after graduating she spent four M
in Greensboro caring for a sister OF
B. Cook, whom she married Noyemt
1902. She was for some time head M
the hospital at South Framingha a
nearly year was connected will
Brightlook hospital at st. Johns
She also spent several months ira
with private patients. In the del
Mrs. Cook life of rare promise an
fitness has gone out. The world had
made better because she lived in it q
many Heaven has been made |
because of her home-going. The l
Home Circle of the Congregational cd
together with the Woman's Chi
Temperance Union unite in the fold
expression of appreciation of Mrs.
In view of the removal from us thI
death of our sister, Mrs. Mary Cod
wish to express our great appreciate
her high qualities of mind and heal
the great nelpfuIness of her life amo]
also our keen sorrow and sense of
her removal. 81
GREENSBORO BEND.
/ Mrs. &c. Judd is better.
| Mrs. Jane Flanders is about the sd
Mrs. R j. Shurtteff is gaining SID
| Mary Bailey has returned from Nd
vile.
Alice Skinner is visiting at ]
Clark's.
James Pope and family are visit
Canada.
Mrs. Rachel Gilchrist is visiting in
| sachusetts.
N. A. Ross is making improvement
his house.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon was in Har|
Wednesday.
Aggie King is working in Waldo
Charles Stevens.
1
in North Fairfield.
Gilbert Blair has finished work fol
, Judd at the station.
Andrew Smith of Morrisville v
, town Friday on business.
. Mrs. Edith Salmon is improvin
/ tenement house on the hill with pain
. Charles Ufford of Greensboro Mil
iured his back while working in the
pond last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Mouiton OF Athol
will give a recital at the M. E. c
Friday evening July21 under the ausp
{ the w. CT. U. Entertainment conn
: at O'Clock. Every invited.
s RASBURC.
Mrs. j. C. sheperd is visiting her
Hartford.
Miss Lucy Wheeler returned home
, Boston Friday.
Joe Besaw has moved into the,
tenement house.
A daughter was born Thursday, j.
: to Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Taylor.
!. Mrs. Charles Miles assisted in carl
b mrs. Joseph Edmunds last week.
: Misses Ruth and Helen Bogue ret
e to their home in Richford last week.
6 FL. II. Somers and family have
spending few days at Willoughby
: Miss Emily Brewster spent last
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
| RrouSfar