Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-20

him during his sickness. The funeral will !
be held at the house to morrow at one |
o'clock.
GREENSBORO.
j. B. Cook is improving.
Gov. Bell and family attended the dedi-
cation services of the new chapel, Tuesday.
John Goss was called to Lyndonville
Tuesday by the death OF his sister, Mrs.
Ayers.
Ernest Barber and Eva Burnham were
married Wednesday evening, March Sth,
by Rev. N. A. Ross.
Little Johnnie Gebbie, five syears old,
broke his leg while jumping on the hay,
Tuesday. The little fellow is doing we'll.
Gov. Bell recently met with very pain
full accident while chopping, chip few
striking him in the eye infiictiug very
serious wound. 1t is thought at this writ
ing that the sight of the eye will be saved.
David b. Hunter died Thursday night at
II O'Clock. A short service was held at the
house Saturday, at 3 O'Clock. ! Sunday
morning the remains were taken to East
Burke, where the funeral was held at
O'Clock and the interment took place there
Mr.. Hunter was II years old ana had resid-
ed in Gree nsboro about twenty years and
was an honest, industrious and respected
citizen. He leaves wife, but no children
GREENSBORO BEND.
E. c. Duval is home.
| Rev. n. A. Ross was in Burke, Sunday.
| Mrs. Huse has returned to her home in
Bethel.
Mrs. E. M. Salmon spent Wednesday in
HardWick.
Mrs. Malinda Hood has returned to
Hardwlck.
Oral Youngman is working for David
Smith in Stannard.
A store house is being built for George
Cary, near the depot.
Mrs. David Spicer from aardWick, sp3n
March 16, at her mothers.
Mrs. Sargent Dow was the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Cole, recently.
Several from this place attended the
Rockwell play at Hardwick, March 10.
MIS- Clara Collins visited her sister, Mrs
Lena Fay at Hardwick Street, the last Of
the week.
/ HOLLAND.
Mrs. Ray Heath is better.
Daniel Bryant and wife are both quite ill
Mrs. Harry Madison has been sick with
grip.
Kate Ferrin visited friends in Morgan,
recently.
Mrs. M. I. Gray was in Charleston the
past week.
Ed. Prescott has moved to Mrs. LON.
bard's house.
Halls tenement.
Jennie Lackey visited friends atsIsland
Pond, last week.
Sherman Gray has the Peoples telephone
installed in his house.
Mr. MapIesden of Morgan visited friends
In town the past week. So
Mrs. Benjamin Hall, who has been very
sick is now congaIescent. Il -
/ cr0Q 0Eay uhS puECuhScO tu6 hS6EQ lar &c
on Mead's hill of Mr.. Steel of Derby.
Mrs. George Webber is at Derby Line
caring for Mr. Swarts, who is very sick.
Miss Cora Hill, who has been working
at Ray Heath's, has returned home to Nor
gan.
Fred Gray has traded his village prop
erty at Tice with A. B. Steele for the HEATH
8 farm.
Eugene Gray has bought the farm known
as the Hollis Wheeler farm from E. E
Hackett.
s RASBURG.
: Miss Maud CIough remains quite ill.
g Mrs. Gravel is very ill with tonsilitis.
Joseph Labounty Jr. has been ill tn
PAST week.
;. Geo. Macia has SO far recovered as To b
= about the house.
Miss Marie beauclerk has been hom
:, : from Concord, N. H., the past week.
Mrs Helen c. Thompson is ill with ery
sipelas at her home in st. Johnsburv.
# Helen, oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Badger, remains dangerously ill.
. son weighing 81 lbs. was born TO Mr.
d and Mrs. Archie Marcy Tuesday. March IA
Mrs. G. v. Bogue and two sons of New
,e port are spending few days at DIR. Tenn
"a pleton's.
Miss Blanche Keith has been spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. webster. /,
~ South Albany.
Mr.. Chadbourn has traded his farm OF
. Burton hill with VIM. SanyiIle for hi
:. place near the village.
The Fannie Crosby music was used /,
the Christian Endeavor MEETING last nigh
= in honor of the authors S5th birthday.
Charles McGof has rented his farm T.