Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-30
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WEST CLOVER.
William Williams of Barton is doing
the mason work on the new parsonage.
Several from this place went on the
excursion to the White Mountains
Friday.
Stanley Stevens. who was quite sick
last week, is better now and able to
attend school again.
Miss Bertha Shatney has gone to
Hudson Center. N: Y. to work in the
telephone exchange. -.
} Miss Eva Dewing.. who has been at
home for q week, has returned to
George Humphreys.
The water in Parker pond is four
feet below the normal line, some of
the inlets being entirely dry.
Ed. Dewing. who has been boarding
| at c. F. Callers. has finished there
and is boarding with Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.Loyeland and
| daughter Erma of Bakersfield, Cal,
visited at B. 7. Jacknlan's recently.
The many friends of Mrs. Hattie
| Miles were saddened to hear Of her
death. which occurred September IS.
There has been a bad fire and gooo
deal OF damage done in o. G. Miles's
sugar place. The fire started when
the buildings were burned.
George Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Borland, Mrs. N. C.. Stevens and Miss
/ Jennie Mae Salmon attended the state
fair last week. --~-=
j. j. Shatney has finished putting
IN pump logs for Geo. Fulton in Al
oany and has gone to Mr.. Woodward's
IN lrasburg to put in logs there.
o. G. Miles has started his hay
press and judging by work already
spoken for. a good many farmers will
nave their hay pressed this fall
GREENSBORO.
L. A. Jackson was in Barton last
week Thursday. :.
George Porter was in St. Johnsbury
two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Allen are back
In town after few weeks absence.
Several from this place attended the
state fair at White River Junction.
F. A. Messer drew a load of ice to
the Hardwick meat market Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Darlington spent a few
!: days with her parents in Cabot recent
/, W. S. Rossiter and family have re-
, turned to their home in Washington.
D. C.
!, Miss Emma Lindsay spent last week
at the home of her brother 7 7
Lindsay.
J. W. Campbell. who suffered
stroke Of paralysis recently, is rapidly
improving.
Myron Kinney recently purchased of
, John Livingston of Cabot fine pair,
, of gray horses.
4 Mrs. Mary Ingalls, and Mrs. Helen
Ingalls, returned home Tuesday after
a few weeks visit in Burlington. =
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. DeBrune returned
home on Saturday night after few
days stay in White River Junction.
l Ladies' night was observed at Cas-
? plan Lake grange last week Thursday
evening. The ladies presented an
amusing farce entitled "Old Maids"
, Convention" Refreshments were
served and q good time enjoyed by
all. 81, .a.s :.
AS Bliss Perry and family were start
. ing for the station last week Monday
! the horses became unmanageable and
ran the entire street to the hotel
barn. where they were stopped. The
, carriage was somewhat demolished but
fortunatelysno one was hurt. 4
GREENSBORO BEND.
CO. Dawson is home from Newport
for few days.
: Miss Sarah Davis is visiting at the
, home of her nephew, Frank Taylor of
Glover.
: Mrs. William Booth shipped her goods
Wednesday to Florida, where she
will make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Pope are enter
tanning Mr.. Pope's father, mother and
sister for few days.
Mrs. Rosa Tucker and children of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday in town
among friends, returning home Mon
: day.
Mrs. Lola Piper is on the sick list.
Susie Colweli is working for her.
| MISS NULL DdII SpOhe dl TIE COngro-
gational church at Greensboro Sunday
, evening on home Bible study.
Mrs. Myron Eggleston died Sunday,
Sept. Is, at her home at West Barnet,
, from acute Brights disease. She
= leaves husband and one son, Ralph
Aiken. formerly Of this place, to
mourn her loss.
] The two games of baseball played
here Saturday between the Greensboro
Bend team and the Stannard team and
!, the Woodbury. Granite team of Hard
,, wick resulted in victory for the
Greensboro team in both games.
RASBUKC.
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