Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-14
Ruth Bean is at Il. H. Magoon's helping

Ruth Bean Is at II. H. Magoon's helping |
care for her sister.
Mitchell Davis was called here by the Sc
rious illness of his wife.
Carl Ross from Chicago visited his sister,
Mrs. Bertha Wrig bit, last week.
Elmer Smith is at home from Barton
school and is having the chicken pox.
Many people are sick, among whom are
Asa Beach, James Cameron, Martha Pres
colt and Mrs. Henry Barber
Miss Ph1lpott, trained muse from ST.
Johnshury, is at W. II. Msgoon's caring
for Mrs. Mary Davis, who is very sick.
Mrs. DEMO, who has been sick for soma
time, IS very i'll with little hope OF recovery.
a council OF doctors was held Wednesday
The officers elected for the Sunday school
are r {. Stevens, superintendent, Kate
Cameron, assistant superintendent; Ruby
Barber, secretary; David Wright, treasurer;
Kate Cameron, org anist.
A joint installation of the officers of Ma
son Post, No. is, aud OF Mason Corps, No.
II, was held at the Corps rooms Jan 10th.
The Corps turnished oysters for dinner, of
which jolly onpBny partook.
GREENSBORO.
J.J. Lindsay and J. A King are on the
sick list.
Several from this place went to Albany
Monday night to hear the Thespians.
E. A. Baker was in town few days
last week. returning to Boston Thursday.
Julia and Alice Pike were unable to at
tend schCoI last week on account of ILL
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney were at the
village last wsak to attend the union
meetings.
j. Pickett and family move this week 0
Hardwick where he has engaged to woI K
for John Gallagher.
Mrs. Emma Allen, Mrs. FL. N. Stevens
and Mrs. A. B. Pike visited at G. T,
Howard's last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. J. Lindsay came home from
Boston last Wednesday bat expects to re-
turn little later for an operation on he's
eyes.
Chs. Anderson, the obligiBg stage driver
) from Greensboro Bend to East Craftsbury,
is sick ana Elmer Bailey IS driving the
stage.
S. w. Campbell has sold his farm, farm
. ing tools, and sugar outfit to &. J. Mai hew s
/ of Hard wick for $500 and gives possessiau
, May 1st.
About seventy people attended The
church dinner and roll call at she Cong,
: church last Friday. Letters and responses
! were read from bsent mem bers. A iettel
? was granted Mrs. Ella Cowles to- the First
Congregational church in Albany, N. Y.
I. GREENSBORO BEND.
a Warner Graha n las returned 80 Albany
? Ny.
Bert Stevens and family are moving tt
e. st. Johnsoury.
Bert Ransom fro.a Manchester is here t,
stay this winter.
Mrs. Sabra Jaclzso n visited her nice
y Clara Collins, Jan. 2.
: Miss Minnie Wylie spent Saturday ant
\ Sunday at e.. 7. RntIedge's.
n Mrs. j. w. Campbell visited at Mr. and
r. Mrs. E. R. Collins Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary D. Ames of Berlin was her
M looking after her interests last week.
y George Batten and family visited @
l. Charley Browns Ia, Stannard recently.
Is Mrs. F.. C.. Judd of Woacott visite
70 friends here Wednesday and Thursda,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Wallencourt spen
= Sunday in Craftsbury with friends thsr,
g rite Robinson was called home fros
:. her work at the hotel by the illness OF he
mother.
- Mrs. Sophia Smith is spending a fe,
!, weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Garfield
20 in St. John bury.
a. Little Marion Thomas won the go]
g. watch at the voting contest at the stor
rs show Monday night.
r A. r. Ransom returned from Manche.
ter, N. H., last week and will remain hel
and take in stock for few weeks.
Mrs. Anna Stoddard will meet the Iads
of the W. G. T. q. at Mrs. Jennie Amsden
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. A cordi
% invitation extended to all.
= HOLLAND.
Most of the sick ones are gaining.
r Mrs. John Palin,who has been quite sic
with complication of diseases is on tt
rv ga
Nathan Johnson of North Stratford N
nd visited his niece, Mrs. E. b. Blodgett, la
week.
nm RASBURC.
Mrs. F. 81. Holdridge is quite I'LL.
G. J. Ufford of Barton was in tow
Thursday.
Mrs. D. A. Brahana has been quite
the past week.
Melvin Kennison, who has been Ill
long time, Is gaining.
70 Clarence SanviIle and little Grin Garner