Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10

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with rhetorical exercises in the after.
noon: both departments of this school
have been considered very successful.
The remai-s of Mrs. Leonard Aver
i'll (Hazel Williams) of Barre were
brought here last Monday and placed
in the family lot. Much sympathy is
felt for parents and husband of the
deceased. this being the last and only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, Williams
of this town.
Additional Glover items on another
page.
c. A. Keltcn has moved into A. ].
Miles house.
Grange dinner and regular meeting,
Thur sday, Nov. Is.
Mrs. A. C.. Mcdowell of Lyndon
vile, who has been stopping with
Mrs. Dwinell, goes home today.
The J. o. U. A. M. are preparing
play for Thanksgiving evening to
be followed by supper and dance.
Watch for bills.
GREENSBORO.
Charles Parker has returned to his
home in Littleton, N. II.
Will Marshall is at Brightlook hos.
pital St. Johnsbury for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Allen are rejoic-
ing over the birth of son, born Nov.
l.
Albert Kinney went to the medical
college at Burlington last week Tues
day.
Miss Edith Kibby of Newport, N.
H., is again at work for her aunt, Mrs.
F. A. Messer.
E. A. Barber moved his family last
Saturday into the vacant tenement in
the Messer house.
Miss Emma Lindsay spent a few
days last week at the home of her
brother, Joe Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Atwood closed
camp last Tuesday and returned tc
their home in r andolph.
A reissue in pension has been grant
ed Lorin Hartshorn, at the rate of 81!
per month from October IS.
Mrs. F. A. Messer and children re
turned home last week Monday aftel
a few weeks visit in Newport, N. H
1 N. L. Drown was unfortunat,
enough to cut his right hand quit,
, badly while working in his mill las
week Friday.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at TIN
home of Mrs. Achenbach Friday after
( noon. Nov. IL. Topic. Rescue Work.
D Ladies are requested to come earl,
8 and prepared to sew for the rescu
home. Literary program at thre
3 O'clock. T. 70
I ~. > CREENSBe RO BEND.
b + c. F. Billiard is in Canada on bust
g ness trip.
!; Mrs. L. S. Collins is considered
d little better.
: Miss LauraP aronto is assisting in tn
g Billiard bakery.
y C. A. Barber was in Wheelock tw
: days last week.
- Mrs. Lila Billiard is working in tn
IS L. S. Collins store.
J. Mrs. Mary Weed has returned t
, - Hardwick for few weeks.
:, Mrs. William Graham is stopping
= Samuel Kings IN Stanstead.
r, Leon Burrows has rented the uptail
5. tenement in ]. A. Clary's house,
Mrs. Helen Esd"n and family a
tended the Slap Elridge wedding /:
Il Hardwick on Wednesday of last weel
ID VIM. Russell and sons have taken I'll
h job to cut skid and haul 100000 fee
le of lumber to the Webster mill at Ea
8 Greensboro the coming winter.
n George Batten and family attend,
70 the 45th wedding anniversary of h
q parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bate
I'd at East Hardwick, November 3.
. William Sternburg, who went
II Brightlook hospital about two weel
:, ago for treatment, submitted to an O
. Grafton Saturday afternoon and di
!. Sunday morning. The body W
:. brought here on the noon train Mo
y day, the funeral was held at his la
III home this Wednesday morning at
.. o'clock. Mr.. Sternburg was hig
- ly respected CITIZEN, KIND huSbal
az and father and man possessed
~ noble Christian character. He W
es about 65 years of age and had be-
ae in pnor health for several years. /
leaves to mourn his loss, a wido'
two sons, Charles and Arthur
~ Stannard and one daughter, MI
- - George Spiers of Greensboro.
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"a. R. F. Winchester is on the sick Ii
u again.