Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-07

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ding's lower tenement and will move there
this week.
Mrs. Byron Smith and Mrs. Hendricks I
have left the Smith home and gone 10 .
Hsrdwick.
Mrs. II. II. Hsines has been called 70
Cabot by the illness Of her husbands Ia
Their and brother.
). ID. Dow is improving the looks OF his
honse with a new ell, new joists and porch
over the front door.
Prof Bliss Perry's cottage will be occu-
pied the coming summer by brother OF
Rev. VIM. X. Lord, and family from New
York.
The Presbyterian church presents much
improved appearance with new doors and
memorial windows. The inside wood work
has been newly grained and vanished.
Robert Barr and family leave here for
springfield, Mass, tomorrow, May Sth.
Mr. and Mrs Barr have lived In Greensboro
Tor over twenty years and their many
friends are sorry to have them move away.
The funeral of Mrs. Edwards, whose for
mer home was at the Mills and late OF New
I port, was held at the M. e. church Tues
day, Rev. N. A. Ross officiating. The In
terment was at the Greensboro village
cemetery.
I. e. Rollins was seriously injured on
both hands while working in his ssw-mill
Hast Monday. Mr.. Rollins was shifting
belts on the machine without shutting off
the power when the belt broke, striking
him across both hands.
Harry Miller was injured recently while
helping set fence posts. The heavy iron
maui that was being used came off the
handle, striking Harry near his right tenn
pie, making a wound about two inches in
length and cutting to the bone.
RASBURc.
Mrs. Homer Seavey is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Wright returned
home from Plainfield last Tuesday.
Rev. Josiah Poeton and Miss May Wheel
er attended the Christian Endeavor con-
vention in Barton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Provonchia and son
Sidney went last Thursday to Massachu-
sets and will remain in Boston and vicin-
fly during the summer.
Miss Margaret Ainsboro Of Albany has
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Phil
lips, where she was visiting.
Elmer l.. Day of Albany and May Emily
Newton of Concord, N. H., were united in
marriage at the Congregational parsonage
May 1, Rev. Josiah Poeton officiating.
Miss Carrie Fisher, who was several
weeks in the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment and afterward very ill at the
home Of E. P. Treat In Richmond, returned
nome last Friday. Her father went to
Richmond to accompany her home.
DIN w. Webster and Vesta Z. Hull were
united in marriage Wednesday evening,
May 2, in Richford, Rev. j. III. Smith Off
ciatng. After completing his college
course at the U. v. M, Mr.. Webster
received the appointment OF deputy col
Iector at Wer Berkshire, where he is now
located. His many friends here extend
congratulations and best wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster for happy and prosperous
future.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Winget Is taxing care OF Fred Bel
roses baby.
Miss Brown has returned to r.. Z. Win
chester's for the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Curtis and daughters spent
last week at Newport Center.
Anumber from this town went 10 Troy
Tuesday o attend the May dance.
Communion services were held at the
Congregational church Sunday, May 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Wakefield of Tro,
were the guests OF his mother last Monday
Miss Lucy Souther of North Hyde Par
called among friends in town the first c
the week.
HID. STANDARD was in towRa few day
repairing bis tenement which Tom Pattel
son expt cts to move to soon.
Milo Hines has moved his carriage hous
/ back, which is great improvement. Ge'
\ Curtis has put new windows In the store.
II Saturday, April %, Clarence Shedd an
Alma Julie Shatney of Eden were unite
in marriage at the parsonage by Rev. Z.
Coolidge.
u By the running away of a horse recent
Charles Greenwood was thrown from Il
- wagon. his wrist broken and other II
juries received.
The Ladies Aid society took dim
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. N +. Hutc
inson. A special invitation was given
the teachers and pupils of the villaI
school.
Mrs. Fred Belrose died at her hor
Thursday, April &c, aged % years, o.
IL month and % days, after ten days Hines
\ She leaves an infant only two days oil
sbeside three other children two boys ano
4irl, six. .fge and three years OF age; also
husband, tather, brother and four sisters
vrlourn her loss. She has always been fat
IN mem Der of the Catholic church. L
tnheral was held at st. Ignatius' churc
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