Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07
MORGAN

LurVey.
Leon Young was hurt by broncho
few days ago.
Miss Hall from Canada is working
at Leon Young's.
Mrs. Mabel Vinton of New York is
at VIM. Vinton's.
VIM. Farrar has moved from the
Revoir farm to Holland.
F. L. Holmes is again confined to
the house with his old trouble.
Bears are seen but none caught.
They are to sharp for our hunters.
Mr.. Phillips of the Vermont Mutual
| Fire Insurance Co. was in town Sept
ember 80 adjusting losses.
E. K. Lord is quite sick. His daugh-
ter and his brother are caring for him.
DIR. Taylor is in attendance.
Mrs. Hastings of Glover has been
spending few days at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. S. G. Wilcox.
| Justus B. Gray of Cedar Rapids.
section for some time, started Friday,
Oct. 2, on his homeward trip, going by
the way of Boston and New York.
| WES1 NIOVEk.
Miss Rilla Hanson is with her sister,
Mrs. Hiram Phillips.
Mrs. Emma Skinner is in Sheffield
caring for her niece.
G. c. King recently visited his son
Chester at Passumpsic.
John Borland is home from his hunt
ing trip, with a moose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Magoon welcomed
a son to their home Sunday.
Alice and Jennie Magoon have
finished work at Fred Jackman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross visited
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Wright,
last week.
Mrs. Wilson was called to Westmore
5 last week on account Of the illness of
her daughter.
t Mrs. Martha Prescott has gone to
a spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
i Albert Gregory.
: A number from this place attended
!, the Sunday school convention at Bar
ton last week.
The Willing Workers will hold a
social at the schoolhouse hall Friday
= evening, Oct. 9. Sandwiches and
doughnuts will be served.
i GREENSBORO.
DIR. H. G. Williams of Cabot has
e been in town for a short time, doing
:. dentistry work.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon Allen are NOV
;, ing to the farm recently occupi ed
by S. A. Philbrook.
lie Mr. and Mrs. Sam Philbrook have
(. gone to Haverhill, N. H., where they
e will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Payne were in
d Swanton Monday to attend the funeral
It of Mrs. Payne brother.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Magoon of
Manchester, N. H., visited his father,
/. D. Magoon, last week.
Several from this town attended the
g harvest festival and dance at East
Hardwick Saturday night.
e Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kinney left
- town Friday night for Boston, where
% they will stay for short time.
r. F. D. Carrier A. J. Mcclellan is
taking vacation of two weeks and
lg j. A King is carrying the mail in his
place - $500
e. GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Kate Batchelder finished work
at Henry Miller's Wednesday and is at
s. home.
Miss Grace Mier is spending a few
:, days with her friend, Mrs. H. E. Hol-
Ill brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and
children of Hardwick visited at A. C.
on Chase's Sunday.
% Charles Dawson moved his household
81 goods to Wolcott last week, where h,
~ will make his future home
he M. and Mrs. E. r. Collins and child
e. took an auto ride to Montpelier Sum-
day, returning home the same day.
&c Mrs. Smith, who has been staying
II with Mrs. Albion Weed, returned te
ne her home in st. Johnsbury Wednes
as day.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve q
TO chicken pie supper at the vestry of the
nd Methodist church from $50 to 9 81
In Thursday evening, Oct. s. All are
We cordially invited to come.
-. RASBURC.
lip Additional Irasburg locals will be
of found on another page.
It n Thor,n,o,, +h-.shod ohc h,,,t
of grain for Perley Brewster Monday
of in two hours and 40 minutes.
-. S. F. Slack has purchased the Pun
~ ney farm in Albany of the C. w
Wheeler estate and will take immedi.
ate possession.
,rd LOWELL.
On.
ire m. Parker, representative, goe.
ort to Montpelier this week.
10 NJ I.afrann;ar from Ma.e..bus.++.
is in town for few days.
MT Miss Grace Powers spent few days