Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-04

| Mrs. Ashabel Perrin spent lac, :,
Morrisville.
Albert Kinney was home from
school over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. g. Ingalls, is spend,n,
days in Burlington.
J. White raised a new barn ,...
Dimensions 40x9O feet.
+. d. Dufer drove to Waterbury
and returned Saturday.
Frank Morse of Bakersfield v;s,,o,
M. Wiliey's few days last week
Miss Abbie Flanders from Fac.
wick is assisting in the postoffice.
Will Caswell of Concord. N. n g
ing few days at Charlie Goodrich,s
Mrs. B. M. " illey's father from 7
hill is stopping with her for a few do
Hon. 81. s. ToIman is having a room
ished over the library to be used az .
ing room.
Thomas Wilson has taken Irwin In,
place in Perrin Brothers sbon o.
buliafd and wife have moved to @
boro Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong have
their labors at 81: w. Gillis' and bo,o
to Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 81. Sulham have y
to Greensboro Bend, where he ID enn
in the Richie & Ufford mill.
VIM. Goodrich, M. D., from water
Conn, was In town last week yisitin|
grandmother, Mrs. L. R. Goodrich.
The Ladies' Social Circle met WednJ
a. m. at the home of Mrs. Alpha Gel
There were about forty five present.
Last Tuesday Revs. John Hood an
j. Barton and others from Green's
attended the semi-annual s. ). conved
at Walden.
The listers commence the ouadreI
| appraisal OF real estate today, If wa
general opinion at the county meeting
village and cottage property should
raised from the old appraisal.
Mrs. M. d. Chase, ACCOMPANIED
Misses Myrtle Bailey and Lucy Thorn,
narrowly escaped serious accident v
nesday. While driving from HON
Greensboro Bend bee stung the horse
it became unmanageab BILE and went ov
bank near the Thos. Black place, but
succeeded in stopping il and they were
| injured.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Harry Clark has gone to Victory to W
John Drew was in town Friday on b
ness.
Miss Jessie Bronson has gone to Fl,
| wick.
Frank Bocash is visiting his parent
Sheldon.
Mr.. Holbrook of Johnson is our new
ton agent.
Mrs. Sadie Piper was here from MOI
vile Friday.
Warner Graham arrived home from
bany, N. Y, Saturday.
Mr.. EIdrid of Fairfield visited at B,
Vallancourt's recently.
Mrs. Gilbert Blair and son retur
home from Johnson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Barr visited relat
in Cabot the last of the week. :
Mrs. Hattie Carpenter of St. JohnsF
is visiting her brother, J. II. Pope.
G. Y. Simpson loaded a car OF MI
sugar Tuesday, paying cts per pound.
Miss Rose DuvaI, who has been visit
friends here, returned to HardWick,
day.
E. Z. Judd and wife have moved to "
colt. He will have charge OF the stat
there.
George Taylor and James Simpson W
to Burlington Saturday and return
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Armstrong have finish
work for FL. w. ellis and returned
Wheelock.
A. G. Chase and j. A. Kendrick attenl
the county meeting of listers at Bar
Landing. Thursday.
Rev. Sam'l Lewis of Hardwick deIive
most stirring and patriotic address at
M. e. church Memorial day.
Rev. N. A. Ross went to Montpel
Thursday to see his brother who was
riously injured by the falling of derr
at the Woodbury. Granite Company's gu
ry, recently. Mr.. Ross was taken from
home in Woodbury. to the hospital
Montpelier, Thursday and the physicia
there have littIe hopes of mis- recovery.
HOLLAND.
Augustus Lowell has sold his farm
Elmer Smith.
Miss Myrtle Demick has gone to Bos
where she has employment.
Mrs. Applebee is in very poor heal
She is staying at the home of her s.
Andrew AppIebee.
Mrs. Cora Moulton of ST. Johnsbury
spending a few weeks with her paren
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Demick.