Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-07

TIE Misses May. Engenia and Winnie
HinckIey from fillmore, CAL. and the
Misses Mabel. Marjorie and Mildred
Martin of Middleburv are visiting
their aunt, Mss. F. G. Kinney.
D. A. Chiever finished his duties as
mail carrier, on the Star route between
East Craftsbury and Greensboro Bend
on June 8. He will be missed by
the patrons along the line, where he
has driven for so many months.
The W @. T. q. will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. S. Tolman on Friday
at 2 80 D. m. Subject, "School Savings
Banks" and it is hoped our county
superintendent, Miss Barr, will be
present and speak on that subject.
Mics Beatrice O'Brien closed a
successful term of school in district
No. and has returned to her home in
Durham Quebec. Miss O'Brien. has
position 10 a graded school in Barre.
the coming year, and her many friends
wish her success.
F. H. Dufur, the new contractor on
the star route between Greensboro
Bend and East Craftsbury, began his
uuLtSS III CudU Cd panty 1nuISodys July
1, with fine new coach, which is a
credit to the town. II. Fl. Bailey is
the driver from East Craftsbury to
Greensboro and Geo. Massey between
Greensboro AID Greensboro Bend.
About thirty FIVE men listened to
the plain and practical talk given to
men at the Congregational church by
Mr.. Palmer of the Y M. c. A. of ST.
Johnsbury last week Monday evening.
The snhjact was consistent with its
: title, ''My Message to Men," Mr..
Palmer's was message calling men
to pure, clean and lofty manhood. All
who heard him were pleased.
GREENSBORO BEND.
| B. D. Piper raised his barn Tuesday.
Fred Simpson is running the bakery
| cart for Cecil Billiard.
Mrs. Chastina Piper and Mrs.
Sophia Smith are gaining.
J. Fl. Pope's father and mother from
st. Johnsbury are visiting him.
Thomas Clouthia of Boston Mass.
was in this place calling on friends
last week.
Mrs. W. A. Thomas and children
are spending few weeks in Conway
n H., among friends.
J. A. Clary who was injured at the
Demar's raising is now thought to be
in a serious condition.
Miss Margaret Esden and her sister,
Ethel, are spending few days with
their aunt, Mrs. May Weed.
Miss Bell Wilbur has finished work
for Mrs. F. A. Amsden ard returned
to her home in Woo dbury.
Mrs. Glenna King has returned
home from her visit to Keene. Her
nephew, Paul Graham, came with her.
Mrs. Sabra Jackson. who has been
keeping house for V. D. King, has re-
turned to her home in East Hardwick
Carl Johnson, clerk at the railroad
station, while fastening to deliver a
package to the night train Thursday
evening fell, striking bis knee on the
track and fracturing it.
On Thursday last while J. D Hutch
ms was unloading butter at the rail-
road station, Geo. Davis came along
in his auto which frightened the horse.
Mr.. Hutchins soon lost control of the
horse and was thrown out in front of
the Davis store, the horse ran to the
Eugene Anais place in Walden and
was caught by Mr.. Anais, uninjured.
Mr.. Hutchins escaped with sprained
ankle and other slight bruises.
IRASBURC.
George Kennison has purchased the
John Wiley farm.
Mrs. Fred Watson has been serious.
!, ly i'll the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Brooks burned her hano
very badly last week.
Mrs. Mary Wiley has moved into
rooms in the old hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. l. S. Drew visited
friends in Orleans over Sunday.
Miss Claribel Somers is home from
Boston for the summer vacation.
Frank Dion has moved into the hous,
he purchased of j. c. Carpenter.
! DR.. and Mrs. Preston Beauclerk Wis
tied friends in Montreal last week.
] DR.. Eastman of Newport was il
= town on business one day last week.
George House and family spent tn
Fourth with his parents in South Troy
l Union Children's Day exercises will
8 be held in the Cong1 church Sunday
Charles Macia's hotel caught fir
Wednesday but it was quickly extin
e guished.
Bernie Hill and friend, Philip Arnol
of Mansfield, Mass. are guests at tn,
France hotel.
: John France of Island Pond visite,
. his brother David and other friends il
town last week.
Miss Bertha Berry has finished worl
at H. B. Chamberlin's and gone to he
home in Westmore.
Vernal, Ralph and Elbridge Mile
spent the past week with friends il
, North Hatley, P. Q.
Mrs. Harry Marley of Coventr,
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