Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-23

| to assist in the care OF his brother
! Henry.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Wilson went
Thursday to Laconia. N. H., to spend a
| few days with his sister, Mrs. Dane.
| F. E. Rollins, who has been caring |
forihis brother Henry, returned to his
home in Hyde Park. Mass. Saturday.
| Geo. Haselton has sold his farm to
ChaS Lapierre' for $2050 and sells at
auction to-day his stock and farming
tools.
Miss Alice Paine is spending this
week with her sister in Caftsbury and
from there will return to her home in
Cabot.
There win be-a Christmas tree and
the usual Christmas exercises at the
of December "a. ~.
The "Old Maids Convention" pre-
sented by the Grange Friday evening
and the box supper was we'll attended
and in every way success.
GREENSBORO BEND.
There will be Christmas exercises at
the Methodist church Thursday even
ing.
Philip Pianchett has rented the Cuth-
bertson Bros. tenement near the Ross
place.
G. II. Batchelder is now working in
: the hardware store of R. H. Hooper
. at Hardwick
Richie Bros. Lumber Co. are now
e occupying their new Office recently
built near their mill.
t George M. Cuthbertson has been
appointed trustee of the bankrupt
estate of V. D. King.
Carrot Collins came home Saturday
from his school at Saxtons River to
3 spend his vacation with his parents.
RI. Shurtleff has sold his Russell
r place in East .Hardwick to F. E. Pope
OF D2nvlile, price $780, Possession
# given January l. Mr.. Pope will oper
hardware store as soon as possession
Is given.
q IR>ESBURC.
George kenniSon is quite i'll.
,s Cassius Allen has moved to Barton
N Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Carpenter visite,
lllSiiNS III loSI WSSh-
r, Several from here attended the Peer
q less sale at Barton last week.
3. Leon Collins is at home from Rocl
,e Island, P. O., for the holidays.
ne DR.. P. c. Templeton spent Sunda
TX with his brother in North Troy
I'd Leo Cook is home from Chappaqua
t. N. Y, for the Christmas vacation.
re Mrs. R. NJ Baldwin. who has bee
.. quite i'll with the grip. is improving.
tn Mrs Hunt of Cowansville, P. O.,
pt visiting her sister, Mrs. A. C.. Curt:
re Mrs. c. II. Hannant spent the pas
week with her husband in Montpelie
Mrs. G. w. Russell and Mrs. D. 4
Brahana were in ST. Johnsbury FIR
H. day.
G. N. Sylvester has secured positiC
, On in Lowell, Mass, and will move thel
soon.
Rev. J. Poeton and family le
'n Thursday for their new field of labor
"' johnson.
The stores in town have on their no
81 iday attire and are looking exceptions
= ly attractive.
The annual meeting of the Congreg
eli tional church will be held in the churt
ie vestry Tuesday evening, Dec. %. 1t
hoped everyone Will be present.
TN A regular meeting of the l. o
T. will be held Wednesday evenin
December 80. There will be deba
Ter after the meeting. 1t is hoped eve
Ter member will be present.
'es The members of Charles Fisher
family who have been so seriously
old are improving. Mrs. Smith. the nur
&c. who has been caring for them, h
int returned to her homein st. Johnsbur
Mrs. S. w. Beauclerk and Mrs. P.
l., cord, N. H., called there by the sc
to ious illness of DR.. Preston Beaucler
Their many friends will be glad
know that he is improving.
Ter There will be Christmas tree al
Did cantata at Courthouse hall on Chris
D. mas eve. given by the children .fro
A both churches. The exercises beil
prepared are very good. and everyo
~ is most cordially invited to attend.
ION Susan Fletcher Field was born Ap
~. 9, 1923, at Acton Mass. and died
rs. Irasburg December IL. 1908. aged
tu- years. eight months and three day
=. She was married to Frederick Fie
e of Newport in 1886. To this union fl
children, were born, three of whom a
III. living, Emma A. Sanity of this plac
Hortense E. Perkins of Andover,
H., and Frederick A., who resid
zen with her. She has had q long sic
ness which she bore patiently and wit
out murmur. Her early life was fl
q" of kind deeds for those in sickness
For the last 20 years she has been co
ay fined to her home most of the tin
owing to infirmities. She was alwa.
~. cheerful and kind hearted, much
is loved by her neighbors and acquain
ances. The funeral services we're he
'ho at the home Monday afternoon, De
be ID. the Rev. E. E. Wells officiating
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