Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-15

funeral OF Alison Anderson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barber end Clyde |
visited at Joseph Cooks in Irasburg last
week.
Allen Gilmour has been appointed over
seer OF the poor in place of Alison Ander-
son, deceased.
Hszel and Florence Miles, who have been
visiting their grandparents in Irasburg,
have returned home.
GREENSBORO.
Leon Miller is in very poor health.
Miss Vera Hill is working for Mrs. Geo.
Porter.
John Trinder gave up work for ID. c.
Melvin last Tuesday, on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lumsden are the
happy parents of baby boy, born April
II.
Rev. John Hood went last Tuesday to
his home In Cambridge, Mass, for weeks
vacation.
DR.. f. c. Kinney came near having
serious fire recently by the burning out of
a chimney.
Harry and Emery Townsend of Man
chester, ~ H., visited at G. NJ. Cuthbert-
sons last week.
Charlie and Mary Bailey have returned
to Burlington, after spending their Easter
vacation at home.
Mrs l.. w. Harrison was called to Lyn-
donville Monday by the illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Dana.
Miss Abbie Flanders, who has been
assisting in the post office for few weeks,
returned to her home in East Hard wick
Friiay.
Mrs. j. J. Lindsay went to Concord, N.
H., Thursday to visit relatives, and Satur-
cay to Boston for the purpose of having
her eyes treated for cataract.
GREENSBORO BEND.
c. o. Dawson is not as we'll this week.
Gilbert Rogers has moved to Natick,
Mass.
Lena Brown went to Manchester, N. H.,
Monday.
Edward Buck is seriously ill, threatened
with appendicitis.
A. Ross had carload of carriages
arrive this week.
Mrs Duncan Mcfarland is in very poor
health this spring.
Mrs. Nellie jameson and children re-
turned to Hardwick Tuesday.
W. A. Thomas has commenced working
on the Richie mill at the Four Corners.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis are the happy
parents OF baby boy, born April 10. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
F. A. Amsden was in Barton Frida!
on business pertaining to the estate o
Octave Anair.
The Ladies' Aid society will inset Wed
nesdsy, April II, at the vestry of the NJ. E
church. Dinner will be served Every
body cordially invited.
Versal King OF this place was passenge
on the express train wrecked near Hard
wick Wednesday morning and was one O
the few who received no injuries. fu
account OF the wreck will be found o
another psge OF this paper.
N HOLLAND.
Kate Ferrin is home from Randolph.
J. o. Bailey was in town last Saturda!
John Cnrran has moved to the Stewal
Little place.
Mrs Fl. f. Moulton is visiting relative
in this place.
Geo. Weber died April after an illne:
OF only few hours.
Augustus Lowell was home from MOI
ton s,versi days last week.
John Worth and John Hill of Islam
Pond were in town recently.
Leonard Worth OF Concord is in tow
visiting his mother, Mrs. Geo. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marsh have bee
uite poorly with the prevailing disten
er.
RASBURG.
Mrs. Martha Knapp was on the sick Ii
last week.
Miss Ethel Slack visited her brother
Newport Center last week.
Mrs. K. A Chapman remains very il
Mrs. John France is caring for her.
Mrs. Chauucey Miles spent past wee
VITA her sister, Mrs. John Edmunds.
Mrs. Quimby of Lyndonville was Il
guest OF ner son, Ralph Quimby, last wee
Philip and Sydney Thompson OF s
Johnsbury visited friends in town la
week.
Walter and Chester McGoff of Moutpeli
spent feS day. wiki their parents ID
week.