Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-07

are favorable at this writing.
The w. q. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs B. NJ. Wiley, Friday af
ternaon at O'Clock. Subject: Medi-
cal Temperance Instruction.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Lola Piper is failing.
George Hussey is i'll with tonsilitis.
A. @. Chase was in st. Johnsbury |
Monday.
Rosa Massey is working for Philip
Blanchet.
The listers have been crowding
their work while there is sleighing.
The sugar makers. who had their
orchards tapped early in the week,
report good run of sap.
j. D. Hutchins, who has worked in
the feed store of F. A. Amsden all
winter, has finished his work and gone
to his home in Stannard.
Mrs. Florence Valancourt, Susie
Caldwell, Maggie Smith, Mrs. VIM.
Graham, Mrs. Bradley and Peter Blair
are all sick With the grip.
The B. o. Davis & Son store was
closed Tuesday and Wednesday, the
whole family and Wesley Cole, the
clerk, all being sick with the grip.
IRASBURC.
Frank Hancock. who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Bernard Lee returned to Goddard
Seminary Monday. &
Mrs. Sophrina Pike was. in Newport
on business Thursday.
Nora Kennison has been quite i'll
with jaundice the past week.
Prof. M. D. Young Of Derby was
guest at F. A. Lemos' last week.
Homer Seavey and Will Fuller were
in Craftsbury on business last week.
Mrs. M. A. Wells and Miss Emma
Fisher visited friends in Glover Satur-
day.
Miss Lottie Healey has gone to AL
/ bany where she has employment at
Darling's hotel.
George Kennison recently sold span
of draft horses to Walter Pope of
1 Lowell for $500.
/ Henry Baldwin has gone to Mont
pelier where he has secured a position
in meat market. g55% >.t.s
/ Clement Pike returned Monday to
Montpelier to complete his course at
Montpelier seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Cowles are
spending a few DAYS with their daugh.
ter. Mrs Allen Shedd, in Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wallace OF
:, Newport spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Harlow last week.
II Mrs. N. L. Foster and two children
of Newport spent few days with hel
sister. Mrs. George Howe. last week
Mrs. Nathaniel Robinson of Bolton
vile spent few days with her daugh
, I ter, Mrs.ss H. B. Chamberlin, las
: week. bag nj re a.s<&.s oa24
, David France and A. B. Post visitet
Mr.. and Mrs. John France in Islant
e Pond recently and report Mrs. Pranc'
seriously ill.
\ F. H. Hofdridge has received wore
of the death of his only brother, which
| occurred at his home in South Royal
' ton last week.
! Philip and Sydney Thompson an,
/, friend from St. Johnsbury ar
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Carpen
ter and other friends in town
All schools in town begin Monday
q April IL. with the same teacher
: except the Burton Hill school whic
: will. be taught by Miss Moulton O
d Orleans.
}, Sugar parties are very much i
{ order just now. F. A. Lemos. E. O
Wells. Z. c. Corley. C. H. Woodwar
> and G. d. Bailey have all been yer
!: generous with invitations, which ar
! gladly received.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lanou gave
general invitation to the people of tbi
! place to attend sugaring off Frida
;. evening. About Is responded and a.
l. returned home approaching the ger
h erosity of their hosts. 1t is needles
d to say the sugar was of extra quality
. LOWELL.
Miss Caddie Stephenson is visitin
n in Bakersfield.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell sner
is Sunday in Waterville.
: Miss Bernice Patterson is HON
from johnson Academy for Easter.
g Mrs. Il. FL. Newton is visiting he
Il daughter in Bradford for few weeks
- Fred Bellrose is at work in Hardwic
g for his brother Frank, for few weeks
1t Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of 8. Tro
spent Sunday in town.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Bates of Newport Ger
ter visited in town the last of til
week.
Mr.. Blake, who has been very i'll,
reported some better; SO also is Mr.
Smith.
Mr.. N. Winget had Peoples tele
phone installed in his residence Wed
!. nesday.
Guv Kinsiav returnad from Orlear