Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-21

The Orleans Association Of n
tional ministers met with Rev. A
May 10.
r. g. Stiles has finished work at
Creamery where he had position
ter maker.
The school in the Anderson dis
closed at present on account of II
the teachers family.
The Ladies' Home Missionary
held their annual thank Offering
in the church May IL.
One of our most promising vour
passed away last Saturday in the d
Frank Beach, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Beach. For some years he had hs1
disease, but was gradually over
this when about year ago other +
set in and since that time he had
failing health, though he had been 9 h
some work until recently. Mr.. Rea
a young man of upright habits.
ind ustrious and genial, real homo
who looked well after all interests n
lug to the farm. He was born in
on the 25th day of June, 1881 and hi
had always been in this town. HeI
young man having many friends suh
classes of peopiean will be sadlS
by his friends. He leaves his psrer
his sister, Mrs. George Merriam
other relatives and friends TO mou
loss. The funeral was held TO-DAY d
O'Clock at the house, Rev. A. b. RoI
ciating. The remains were inter
West Glover.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. M. Holder is with her dam
Mrs. Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were In st. j
bury Thursday.
Mary Smith has been at home
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney are at
cottage at the lake.
Rev. John Hood spent a few day
week with his son in Troy.
George Rogers has moved into tn,
chic & Ufford boarding house.
| Albert Huntoon is gathering cream
drawing milk for the Caspian Lake C
cry.
Lewis Snlham has moved fror
Henry Ben amim house to the lower
ment in Mrs. Simon's house.
The Ia1ies appear to take the IL
fishing this season. Miss kellogg brou
fine string OF trout Tuesday.
George Dow of Glover has. put i
New England telephone for Henry
jamin, Rev. r. J. Barton, L. S. Coli
II. A. Slayton cottage.
The remains Of Mrs. Luke Eastman
died at the home of her son, E. e.
at Campton, N. II +, were brought
village cemetery for 1nterment we
Friday.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. William Graham is quite sicI
N. A. Ross was in Burlington Eric
Mrs. Aggie King is working in v
Mrs. Sadie Piper has gone to Wat
to work.
Mrs. Emma jerks has been amor
y sick ones.
Rosa Tucker and son are visit
Charles Davison's. -
j. Il. Pope has purchased fine pi,
his daughter Hazel.
Ada Duby of Hardwick is visiti
sister, Mrs. George Anair.
Mrs. c. o. DAWSON and Mrs. vii
ham are recovering health.
Wallace Thomas has moved into ii
ement vacated by Mr.. Barr.
Mrs. Amelia Amsden and Mrs.
Cole were in Walden Friday.
RI. Shurtleff and Asa Chase are in
ing their buildings by painting. ]
Mrs. Clayton Daniels and famiH
returned to their home in st. Johnsb
The listers have completed the
grand list and it is 1926 larger tina
year.
7 Z There will be q promenade and dal
Salmon's hail May 31st. Stones orc
will furnish music.
Willard Rodgers and Florence
were married at Lyndon the first
week and are stopping at Gilbert Rot
Mrs,Joel Christie from Glover was
Friday to her mothers, Mrs.Sophia
Her sister, Mrs. burlington, not bel
well.
The Memorial sermon will be giS
the M. E. church May 9th. Deco
day will be observed by the A. E. Bu
Post and W. e. G. Services at the
terry in 5tannard at 10 O'Clock; baske
ner IN the w. r. g. hall at II; addr
the M. e. church at 40, by Rev.
Lewis of Hardwick. Soldiers and
families are especially invited.
CASWELL'S MILL.
Mrs A. B. Moulton is on the sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ames have r
ed from Maine.
George Mculton is working for
WEIGH in Derby.
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