Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-24
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n. L. Drown has had a New England
telephone installed at his house.
Mrs. H s. Tolman has been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall from Maine.
Herbert Fay and family from westford
are spending q week at l.. A. Jackson's.
Mrs. Harlie Haines has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Marsh from |
Calais.
Mabel and Marjorie Martin from |
Middlebury are at DIR. Kinney's for the |
summer.
Prof. Westcott and family from Prince
ton, N. Y, are occupying Prof. Bliss
Perry's cottage.
The Barton steam laundry team Is on
the road and puts 10 an appearance here ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday.
The attention of the citizens of Green's
boro is called to a notice in regard to
building fences within the surveyed limits
Of the highways, found in another column
of this paper.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mr.. Flanders was taken violently i'll Fri
| day morning with heart trouble.
Rev. N. A. Ross was quite badly injured
| by a runaway team last Monday.
James w. Simpson has his new house
completed and has moved to his new quar-
tiers.
r. J. Shurtleff, Will Hassam, Z. II. Batch
elder and d. G. McFarlane attended the
Woodmen's meeting Saturday, at Mont
pelier.
A. c. Chase was in Craitsbury Thursday
and sold the team of George Nimosick at
sheriff sale, Mr.. Nimosick having left for
parts unknown.
Albert Huntoor has bought of L. E. Roll
Inns the Alton Piper place. Price 500,
and possession will be given this fall. Mr..
Rollins contemplates going to California
in October.
RASBURC.
Frank Lee is painting his house.
Will Fuller has bought the Peter Bashaw
house.
Miss Marie BeaucIerk is home from
Concord, N. Il.
, Ed. Webster OF Boston visited friends in
7 town last week.
Clayton Baldwin recently had Peoples
3 telephone installed.
next Saturday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Macia Thursday, June 20.
G. d. Bailey is shingling his carriage
= house and painting his barn.
r Mrs. George Phelps OF Fargo, N. D., Wis
tied friends In town last week.
:. Mrs. Cham berlin of Wells River Is Wis.
8 iting her son, H. B. Chamberlain.
8 Mrs. Homer Seavey and daughter visited
q friends in Lynoonville last week.
: Children's Day will be observed at tn,
M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Miss Edith Howard of South Royaltor
n is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Martha Knapp.
Miss Alice Downing of Hartford, Conn.
IL is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ada Templeton
Mrs. Marths Knapp and family and Rev
70 and Mrs. E. E. Wells spent Friday at Viii
Ioughby.
Is Will Wright of West Burke visited {
g. II. Woodward and other friends in tow
last week.
st G. w. Parker was in Burlington Las
d week to attend a meeting of the stat
health officers.
is Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Todd of Barto
er Landing spent Sunday with their nice
Mrs. Z. T. Collins.
is s. w. Beauclerk, d. A. Brahana, HON,
or Seavey and George Macia spent two da!
at May pond recently.
ne IL. II. Somers, superintendent of ii
ng Irasburg town farm, Is having the built
tngs remodeled ID painted.
Miss Florence Somers has gone to Il
at Emerson Home in Boston to spend Il
summer with her sister Helen.
Is In the game of ball between the Ira
burgs and the tub shop team at Barton t
Tor former won the game by score of 9 to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cotton have cor
ay menced housekeeping in their new hous
We are glad to welcome Mr.. and MI
as Cotton to this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood of Lowell, Mas
u.s. and Clayton Allen of Burlington were
IT'S town last week to attend the funeral
their aunt, Mrs. George Brewster.
RS Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend
ter Springfield, Mass, visited Mrs. Tow
sends grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
'ne Page, and other friends in town last wee
lbs John Aiken has bought the Kidder far
OF the +. L. Chandler Co. and taken DC
'he session; and John Page has moved frc
ch' A. n. Pages into the Chandler Co. ten
ext ment vacated by Mr. Aiken.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
r home of Mrs. James Knapp at II o'cIo
r. Wednesday, June 10, when Miss Anna
- Knapp was united in marriage to Villa
80 w. Going of this place. The room "
- beautifully decorated with ferns, evergre
- and purple and,white lilacs. Mrs. Mini
Gates, sister of the bride, acted as brid
maid and Prof. Arthur Gates as best m,
l'o' Rev. E. E. Wells performed the ceremol
e"' after which refreshments were sery
Mr.. and Mrs. Going received many cho
very friends Thew .t.rta1 g., 49, -. u