Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-06

Charles Lawrence has purchased -,
r. Howe estate.
A young blacksmith appeared ar r.
Gilbert's this morning.
Mrs. Roy A. Bean returned Friasv >
home In Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Gray of West d
visited in town last week.
Mrs. Chapman recently visited
sister, who is sick at Barton.
Harold Cook of Newport visited
uncle, Il. Il. Cook, over Sunday.
Prof. Arthur Clark is visiting his
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Clark.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. +,
Wright July 81. Congratulations.
The organ belonging to the Sun
School at Naples arrived last week.
E. c. Miles and son OF Barton d
pure hased the John Mcclellan farm.
Mrs. Alma Martin returned home Frid
after tvs. weeks visit in West Glover.
Mrs. Hszelton's sister OF SYRACUSE,
T., has been her guest the past Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of St. JohNsh,
are visiting their son. NJ. w. Johnson.
Mrs. Eliza Farmer, who has been vAs
visiting Ii. L. Bishop has -eturned hon
The little son of L. F. jackson M
operated upon for appendicitis Hast wee
Mrs. a. ]. Anderson has gone to Bosto
She will visit in Lowell and ,Lawrence
fore her return.
Mrs. Ann Dwinen returned 10 Coyent
Friday after a short visit with her sist
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Nj
w. Denny died August 3. Much syyauI
thy is felt for the parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield, who have be
visiting A. L. Bishop have returned
their home at West Burke.
Mrs. Mary A. Carter of Springfield, Mas
is spending few days with her son, /
w. Carter, at the Glover Inn.
w. E. Sherburne's house keeper, Nh
Matilda E. Hanson has settled with w.
Sherburne and bought his farm.
The reunion OF the Clark, King a1
kindred families will be held at the res
dence OF A. B. Rich in town, Aug. 18th.
Miss Alice Burnham, who has bes
spending few weeks with her brothe
J. II. Burnham has returned home
Ipswich, Mass.
Martin Abbott ard Chef Parker a,
occupying Mr.. Abbott's cottage at Silv
Lake. In the eanwhile MIR. Parker wi
build an addition to his cottage.
The Earnest Workers will hold a soci
at their vestry Wednesday, August St
Supper will be served, all are invite
Ladies requested to bring thimbles al
needles ready for sewing.
Mrs. Hattie Basset and daughter Ma
guerite of Rushmore, Mimi, and Nj
Georgia CARL and daughter Frank of Fas
bault, Mimi, are visiting friends and rel
tlves here, after an absence of forty wear
GREENSBORO.
Mrs. Andrew Calderwoed is in critic
condition.
A full report of the musical conventi
will be found on the first page.
t DIR. F. G. Kinney and son Albert are
home again after a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy OF Manchester.
H., are visiting at g. Y. Simpsons.
E. A. Baker, who has been at his far
for short time, has retained to Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Pinnsy OF Passum]
sic have been spending a few days vii
relatives in town.
Bryce Barr left town last Wednesda
for Springfield, ;, Mass, where he expects
| make his future home.
Mrs. Addie E. Cotton OF Danyers, Mass
is spending part OF her vacation wit
relatives and friends in town.
Bryce Barr has sold his team, includir
horse, carriage, harness, sleigh and rob
to Addison Baker FROM Boston for S167.
Marshall McClary and Fred Pope, clerl
for the Ball Berry Co., at st. Johnsbur
have been spending their vacation in tow
Alexander Grant, assistant gener
superintendent, division of railway ms
service, was the guest OF the Rossit
family few days last week.
A. r. Cowles of Barton furnished Fl
Hughes piano for use at the musical fes
val last week. A report of the convent
will be found on the first page of this pap
Mrs. John Collins and family. and III
Louise Lemery of Nashua, NJ H., are
town for a few weeks, visiting Mr.. a
Mrs. F. G. Cassevah. Mrs. Collins is NJ
Cassevah's sister.
The remains OF Harry Cos. son of
and Mrs. w. w. Goss, WHO died recon
in Dallas, Texas, were bt2R&ht last VI
to Greensboro. The intsmsnt was II
cemetery in Hardwick.
Greensb oro w. c. T. U. will mesEv
Mrs. Richie Tuesday, August lat at
p. m. This is to be motherF meet
and while all are cordially Invited
, fathers are urged to come.
: While two of F. Fl. Dufur's teams v