Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-30


SIR. and Mrs. Earle Barber have returned
home.
Mrs. Emma skinner is at work for Mrs.
Henry Barber.
{. r. Wright was on the sick list several
days last week.
Dir. James Buchanan has returned to bis
nome much improved in health.
=. Z. Burnham OF Atbol, Mass, visited
AZ }. j. shatney's few days last week.
Miss Jennie Young has been suffering
with severe attack Of inhammtory rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Eliza Page, who has been visiting
4 n. Skinner, returned to her home IN
wilmington, Mass, last week.
Mr. Lyman Barber has not commenced
work on Newell Lyman's barn as reported
i'st week. He has other small jobs TO do
before going there.
he Greensboro and Glover Telephone
y. are extending thofr line from West
Siover to Glover 10 accommodate their
Undressing business.
THE high water recently washed out part
pf the dam al M. H. Lewis mill. TOTS is
4nfortunate for Mr.. Lewis as he has a
large stock OF logs TO saw.
a ~ &. Stevens has been repairing his
house, has put 10 a fire place, laid hard
wood floors, painted and pspered, and now
mas one Of the finest set Of farm buildings
In this part OF the county.
GREENSBORO.
+. II. Duier is repairing the hotel barn.
{. II. Hanson has his new cottage at the
lake completed.
The barber, l.. p. Jackson, is again at
4. II. Dufet's for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. o. Eastman of Calais are
occupying their cottage at the lake.
Caspian Lake Creamery paid the patrons
% cts, churn test, for March butter.
DR.. Daley of White River Junction ar
rived at his cottage Tuesday evening.
A six months old child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Swinger was found dead In bed Wednes-
day morning. 1t was thought that it had
choked a short time previously.
A. q. Wheel T from White River June
tion and Mr.. Carlton opened the Wheeler
cottage last Wednesday.
franklin Salisbury from Randolph was
in town last week.
Many OF the sugar makers gathered their
buckets last week. having made about q
pound to tree. a few, who left theil
buckets at the trees, are sugaring now and
report good run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rogers have the sym
pathy OF the community in the death o.
their fifteen months old daughter, Inez
who passed away Monday. The funera
hoId nj Madn oft
noon, Rev. Mr.. Ross officiating.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Q. o. Dawson is not as we'll.
Harry Clark is improving in health.
II. Z. Barnett is painting Mrs. Fadding'i
buildings.
Dr. Magoon of Barton was in the place
Thursday.
\ Mrs. Ala sanborn has returned to Ok
ford, Mass.
Ella Sawtell is with ner sister, Mrs
Maude Cutler.
Mrs. Rachel Gilchrist has returned hom
from Walden.
Mes. VIII Graham is confined to tn
bed by illness.
Mrs. B. p. Vallencourt was in st. Johns
bury, Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Batten is i'll with rheumatism
around the heart.
Oliver Martell has gone to Burlingto,
for a medical treatment. il
Leo johnson has been obligeds to leay
school on account of sickness. z-s Is
Mrs. Lila Billiard visited her brothe
Geo. Batten, the first of the week.
School began last Monday at the Con
mon with Miss Anna Johnson as teache
j. q. Simpson commenced on the foul
dation for his new buildings last Wedne
day.
The severe wind last Tuesday blew dow
one of the large elm trees in Mrs. Shehar
yard.
K. @. Judd moved from the CuthbertsC
tenement into r. j. Shurtleff's new ten
ment, Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Daniels and sons Berna
and Leslie have been visiting in 5tanste
Plain, p. @.
Mrs. f. V. Hsssam has returned to
home in Gaysville after having spent t
winter with her husband here.
Charles Wiley has finished work
Woodbury. and Mullaney and has gone
erect barn for James White of Greer
boro.
Miss Alice Wheeler from California, W
! has spent four months with her gran
mother, Mrs. Amelia Amsden, has gone
Oxford, Mass.
A number OF Mary buttons friends 4
at her home last Thursday evening to
mind her that another year was added
her age, making her fifteen.
The North Craftsbury Athletic Club y
repeat by request the four act drama
titled, "Down in Maine," at Salmon's Z
Friday evening, May 4th.
The suit, Hasssm VS.. Jerry Currier, '
tried before Justice Amsden at the hot
Monday. w. H. Taylor appeared for Fl
sam and B. e. Billiard for Currier. Jut
nent was rendered for plaintiff.
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