Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-16

cousins: Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Stono
bany; Mrs. Eliza Farmer, Burke Mr.
Mrs. Ed. Garfield and son. Bnrka.
and Mrs. viii Smith, wheelock;
Grace Williams, Williamstown. Mrs n
Williams, Mrs. Josie Menary and do,
ter, Mrs. Eta Campbell and two ds,
tiers from Farnham, P. @, Mrs. r.,
Ranney, MeadsVille, Pa, Mr.. and n
Laban Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Fave
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Clark, P.
Stone, John Laid, Mrs. Fannie S. e.
Mrs. Mae Quimby, living Carr, Morr
Vile; Archie Stone, Albany.
GREENSBORO.
a. Alden Perrin is painting his buildin
Frank Dutur is repairing the hotel be,
F. II. 40 esser Is making repairs. on
creamery building.
w. S. jackson. returned to his work
Waltham, Mass Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blodgett from Cabot v5s7
ed Harley Haines' last week.
Charles Klbourn of Randolph called
friends in the place Tuesday. a..
w. B. Smith has man from Faixfsx
work for him through haying.
Miss Grace Carson of ST. Johnsburv
visiting her uncle, a. E. Debrune.
Miss Alice Stoddard of PlainfieId is visi1
ing friends in town for few days.
F. A. Messer is sending out a team
collect cream for Caspian Lake creamery
Mrs. George Simpsons little niece. Mis-
Fairbanks, from Enosburg is spending
few weeks with her.
w. B. Simpson is able to be out agar
after his illness. His many friends hope
for his complete recovery soon.
F. H. Dufur of the Caspian Lake House
has opened an ice cream parIor in thd
White cottage near the hotel where led
cream will be served every afternoon and
evening through the summer.
School in District No. IL, taught by|
Myrtle J. Bailey, closed July z. Those
having no marks during the term were,
Mae Philbrook, Maurice, Carl and Alice|
Speir, Violet Young, Hazel and GracieI
Pickett and Robert CasseVRh. Loeratta
Uassevah had two absent marks on account
Of illness; these being the only marks
during theterm.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Ella Eu rington is very ILL.,.
E. c. Judd, our former station agent, was
here Friday.
A. c. Chase was in Eden and Wolcott on
business Tues day.
A. r. Ransom went to Manchester, n. H.,
Tuesday and returned home Friday.
Rev. II. A. Ross was called to UnderhilI
Thursday by the serious illness of his
father.
HOLLAND.
John Palm is quite sick and Mrs. Palm
is in feeble health.
Mr.. Morse of SCOTS, N. H., was I'M town
on business last week.
Ernest Gray was at Stanhope, P. q last
week, doing mason work for A. A. Lyon.
Mrs. Alvin Damon of Dixville is stop
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lane.
Daniel Cole has moved from John Bry-
ants farm into one of Ed. Bryan's tene-
ments.
E. G. Houlton was in Burlington last
week, attending the convention OF health
officers.
Mrs. Lombard has returned from Boyn-
ton, z. O., where she was the guest of Mrs.
David Witherell.
Pearl Lane and Bernice Nichols of Mid,
dlebury, P. O., visited their aunt, Mrs.
Charles Lane, recently.
Paron Huntoon and Mrs. Jennie Illus
toonl Young and daughter of New York
are visiting at j. H. Smiths.
Mrs. H. F. Houlton, who has been visit
ing relatives in Burlington for several
weeks, returned home last Friday
George Rummery, who injured bis foot
badly by falling twelve feet from
new barn frame, is now able to be about
on crutches.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid Sc
cietv at the Town hall Wednesday after
noon was well attended and much enjoyed
by all. A dainty, lunch consisting OF ice
cream, bread and butter, and cake was
served and nice lot of work accomplished.
The next meeting will be on, July 18th.
Everybody invited to come and bring
scissors, thimbles and needles, and dis
position to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell have the
sympathy of the entire community in the
death OF their baby, which occurred last
Sunday. 1t was sick but few hours VIII
acute bronchitis.
We wish to express our sincere gratitnGie
to our friends and neighbors, who by Lnen
kind words and deeds andsso many peso
.tifuI flowers showed their sympathy a lOe
us In the sudden death OF our IIlle lie
that we loved and mourn. May hea'o
richest blessing await you all.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEO. T.. CAif0i
IRENE CAMPBELL.
CASWELL'S MILL.
Mrs. Lanes mother. Mrs. Damon from
Dixville, is stopping with her for time
MIR. and Mrs. J. a. Bradford spent part
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