Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
GREENSBORO BEND.

aud cake were served and a pleasant social
hour was passed.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Jane Flanders is improving.
Mrs. e. IA. Salmon went to Boston Tues
day.:
p. p. Hall has finished work for j. H.
Pope.
William Graham of Glover was here on
business Friday.
Solomon Davis has sold his fine driving
horse to b. ID. Piper.
John Barr's wife and son are visiting
him from Taunton, Mass.
Anthony Massey is prepa ring to build
a new house this ummer.
Walter Amsden OF Morrisville was here
Wednesday and Thursday.
Stephen Bullock from Plainfeld was here
Wednesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Joel Christy OF Glover is. visiting
her mother, MRS. Sophia Smith.
The families of Rev. Ross, Gilbert Blair,
Carl Batchelder, George Batten, B. d.
Piper and j. Fl. Pope have the whooping
cough.
The Ladies' Aid gave their annual sup
per in honor of the 26th wedding ami
versary OF our pastor, N. A. Ross, at the
vestry Thursday evening. The proceeds
OF the supper we're $500.
CASWELL'S MILL.
Mrs. Mary Bryant Is at work for Mrs.
A. NJ. Lebanon.
Mr.. Henry Hull, who has been sick all
winter, is very i'll.
Leslie Mosher has moved into the house.
vacated by Wilbur Wallace. Z
The men from here, who are to work in
Caswell's mill at Norton, went there last
Tuesday.
j. A. Bradford, who has been attending
court at Newport, came home last week
Wednesday.
A. J. Applebee has moved on to the God
dard place and Wilbur Wallace has moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Applebee.
Miss Edith Reese has been hired to teach
the higher department., and Harry Page
will teach the primary department OF the
summer school.
The funeral of l.. r. Tabor was held at
the Advent church March 22pd, Rev. M. S.
Wales preached the funeral sermon. Mr..
Tabor has lived in this place many years
and was loved and respected by all who
knew him.
RASBURC.
Herbert Lee and Clayton Baldwin are Ill
with the measles.
Mrs. f. j. Grant has returned from bel
visit in franklin county.
Miss Grace Webster has been wishing
friends Ia Barton the past week.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Revoir last Wednesday, March 2sth.
Moses Burbank has sold his farm t.
Joseph Labounty and gives possession
soon.
Miss Annie Copeland, who has btel
keeping house at NJ. Chamberlain's, ha
returned to her nome in Albany.
Special work is to be taken up at tn
J.. 6. T. meeting Wednesday evening
and a full attendance is desired. Ever
member is requested to bring a lead pen
Gil.
The Epworth League will hold a poI
corn social in the vestry Of the NJ f
church, Tuesday evening at the close {
the devotional service. A cordial invita
ton Is extended to all.
"Heaven, What 1t Is and How to q
WThere." is the subject of the sermon at II
fUougl church next Sunday morning
April sth. This is the fourth in this il
te-estlng series Of sermons.
George Kennison had the misfortune
have his foot and ankle badly iammed b'
tween two logs last Thursday. Viii
hauling logs to the mill his foot caugl
and he was dragged some distance, c. u
N ing quite severe injuries.
LOWELL.
Miss Alice Lsclsir will teach this sprir
in Warren, y. h.
Horace Lspierre of Barton Landing W
in town last week.
A daughter was born March 2Sth to NJ
and Mrs Fred Garrow.
Misses Cecil Newton and Florence Blu
CESS will teseh schooli in Eden.