Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-09


Mrs. sabrina Macomber, who has been
i'll for several weeks is now convaleseent.
Mrs. Amy VALLEY has finished work for
Mrs. F. A. Messer and gone to Hardwick.
George and Allan Paine of Walden are
doing carpenter work on Ed. Bakers barn.
Bert Cook went Tuesday to Newport as
county grand juror for September term of
court.
D.. F. c. Kinney Is visiting relatives in
Fairfax and elso attending the Fish and
Game League.
Miss Elizabeth Blake OF st. Johnsbury
began her school in the village on Tues
day, September 3.
Mrs. Geo. Porter underwent surgical
operation in st. Johnsbury hospital on
Tuesday. She is reported as doing well.
Prof. J. n. Westcott and family, who
have been occupying the Perry cottage for
the summer, have returned to their home
in Princeton, n. j.
The gang OF workmea who have been
moving set of farm buildings at Aspen
hurst have completed the task and re-
turned to their several homes.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Miss Rice is visiting at B. D. Piper's.
Ernest Keller of Craftsbury is working
for J. I'll. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sternburgh are
spen ding few days in Boston.
James Clegg has been entertaining his
brother and sister for few days.
William Graham is having the hotel
barn repaired. Harry Wheeler is doing the
work.
home of j. H. Clark spending the sum-
mer, left Monday for her home In Pier
mont, n. H.
Miss Hazel Smith, daughter of David
Smith, is sick with typhoid fever. A
trained nurse from st. Johnsbury is car
ing for her.
Sunday afternoon, September 1, while
Mr.. and Mrs. VersaI King were out riding,
| their horse was frightened at an automo-
bile standing in front of the Marshall
| and ran against tree, throwing both Mr.
and Mrs. King out OF the carriage but not
| injuring them seriously. The thills of the
| buggy were broken and some other dam
age done.
HOLLAND.
Harry Hall visited relatives at Island
Pond last Monday.
Mr.. Palm and daughter from Boston Wis.
tied at VIM. Palms last week.
School in Dist. No. began last Tuesday
with Miss Olive Bryant as teacher.
Mrs. Charles Gibson of Fitchburg, Mass
visited in this neighborhood last week.
Nelson Ives and E. ID. Moulton of Rock
Island called on friends in town one day
last week.
Mrs. Nellie JenDess has gone into thu
lumber woods to cook for M. L. Ame's
crew of men.
7 About forty of the young friends OF Shir
| ley Hall gathered at her home Aug. 80 anC
| enjoyed very pleasant evening.
The examinations for applicants for FREE
tuition to secondary schools were glVer
| Aug 20 and 80 at the school in district No 5
Mrs. Young ard children, Charles an
Gertrude, who have been visiting at Harr,
Huntoon's, went to New Hampshire las
Monday.
Ruth Moulton, who has been spending
her vacation with relatives here, has re
turned to her school at the Ursuline Con
vent, Stanstead.
There will be box social for the benef
of the Girls Aid society at M. A. Sykes o
Friday evening, Sept 20. The evening wi
be spent with games, music, etc., and box
es will be sold. Every one is cordially in
vited. Ladies, please bring boxes.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
DR.. Fred Carter has returned from b
trip in New Hampshire.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
B. Moulton last Wednesday and reorgar
lied.
Fred Davis has purchased his father
farm and takes possession the first of o.
tober.
The winter graduates were given an e1
ANIMATION IOC IFt0 LuItlOu laSG
and Friday. There were fveapplicants.
Mrs. Boynton anu her daughter Jenn
of Derby Center spent several days
town last week calling on many friende.
Levi Warth has moved back into b
farmhouse and Joseph Keller has move
into Mr.. Warth's tenement vacated by h
amily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright have r
turned to their home at Stratford, N. e
i. after a stay of few days at the home
Mrs. Wright's parents.
The higher department In the school
. the mill began Monday, Aug. 18th, MI
M. I. Gray teacher. The rest ofthe schoo
in town begin Tuesday, Sept. 8.
M l.. Ames and his son George a
, moving into camp where they will spel
the winter numbering. III. L. Osg o.
and his son Fritz are also moving In
winter quarters in the woods.