Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-09

The appearance of H. H. Wuder,s >.
dence is being greatly improved nv
addition of front veranda and osv, :
and window.
Miss Annie Hockenbery of Boston =
taught in the academy here last vao
boarding at Mr.. Baldwin's, hoping y
benefited by the change of climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Pinnev have
their lot opposite l. L. Wnley,s to
Peoples Telephone Co, who will erac
small building and have the central o4
there.
The sad news has been received nv vor
friends here of the death of Harold RarT|
of Fitch Bay, who has been i'll for some +
with tuberculosis. He graduated from Il
graded school here, but on account OF
health was Obliged to give up his course
the academy.
WEST DERBY
c. F. Beck of st. Johpsburv wos
town recently.
Mrs. Roy Daley and child have Ietprn
from Boston.
Mrs VIM. Noonanhas returned to h,
home in Barre.
Gladys Daley is visiting relatives
Georgeville, Que.
d. R. Puffer and j. Z. Richard weress
Richford last week. q
Mrs. A. g. Sawyer OF Milford. N
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Gross spent a tev
days IN Richford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Merrill have bee
spending few days at A B. Cobleieb,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hopkins spent IN
Fourth with Mr.. Hopkins parents i
Richford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MartelI are yer
much pleased over the arrival of a nine en-,
one-half pound girl Saturday, June sOth
Mrs. L. P. Stevens passed awav Mondo,
night after a severe illness. The funera
was held Friday at the home of her parents
Kew. Mr. Little of Newport Center official
Ing. Mrs. Stevens leaves a husband t1y
children, father, mother end two sisters
Mrs. Wilson of Charleston and Mrs. Bow
man OF Newport Center, to mourn her loss
GLOVER.
Mrs. Z. 5. Phillips is quite sick.
Z. 5. Phillips caught a six pound lax,
trout in Stone Pond recently.
Rev. [: W. Mclaughlin will preach q
the Universalist church next Sabbath q
one o'clock. All cordially invited.
A CARD wish to express nv sincer
gratitude to my friends and neiphhor
no oy the1r Kind words and deeds. ais,
beautiful flowers, showed their svmnath,
~ Lho IL the Illness and death of nv dea
nuspaho. MRS. E. r. HOWE,
GREENSBORO.
a. j. Gebbie lost a valuable horse 70
Gently.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. W,I,er,
Rodgers Tuesday.
MISS Annabel Young is at work fer Mrs
Paddock OF Craftsbury.
VIM. Simpson, who has been serio,s,,
Ill, Is slightly improved.
Elmer Bailey is working for Fl. M. Cutb
psrtson through haying.
Mrs. Marshall caught a fish weighin,
IL IL pounds Friday morning.
Mrs. A. A. Cheney and son of. Lyndon
Vile are visiting at Mrs. ]. A. Goss.'
John F. Elliott and family are in tbe
j. A. King cottage for the summer.
Miss Jessie Tucker of st. Johnsbury is
V-sltlng her brother at Il. B. DeBrune's.
VIII JACKSON of WaItham, Mass. have
o7en visiting his father, L. A., jackson.
Carl Anderson is our new stage driver
from Greensboro Bend to East Crafts burys
Edwin Baker and family from BostoI
are at his Greensboro farm for the sum-
fner.
Edwin Baker and family of Boston are
spending the summer at the old Baker
homestead.
The picnic arranged for July 4th In the
Geo. Simpson sugar grove was given UP on
account OF the rain.
Charlie. Bailey has hired out to Mrs.
Martha Gebbie for haying and Byron
Smith with w. B. Simpson.
Mrs. Emile Hill Coulter and son from
Atlanta, Ca, are at the Caspian Lake
House and will spend the summer in
town.
Mr.. Sumner Hill and Mrs. E. Batcherder
have set handsome granite monument in
their lot in the cemetery here. 1t was fur
nished by FL. r. Mack of Hardwick.
One of the painters on the Lamb cottage
was injured Tuesday by one of the staging
hooks giving away on the roof aid letting
the tackle fall to the ground, striking him
on the head.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Priscilla Martell is working at the hotel.
Mrs. Bessie George is visiting In Newport.