Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-08
GREENSBORO BEND.

GREENSBORO BEND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miles are work.
ing for William Graham.
/ Mrs. w. R. Cole is ill. Mrs. Sally
Perrin is caring from her.
A. c.. Chase was in Barton and Or
leans on business Thursday.
D. G. McFarlane sold S1O5 from 60
hens in one year besides keeping fam
lily of eight.
S. T. Wheeler is moving from the
Richie boarding house to the Cham |
berlain place in Wheelock.
O. A. Wheeler has traded farms
with Mr.. Hodgdon of Craftsbury and |
expects to move there this week.
Miss Ruth Barr was in Barton and
Orleans last week in the interest of |
the Home Department Sunday school |
work.
School commences here this week, |
Bert Burbank of ST. Johnsbury and
Miss Grace Cate of East Greensboro
teachers.
| The many friends of Mrs. L. S. Col
| Inns, who has been sick for nearly
| two years, gave her a postal card
shower Wednesday.
William Rollins has sold his farm to
| Will Goethe of Stannard. Mr.. Roll
Inns will move his family to the Barr
tenement this week.
There will be a masquerade,
promenade and dance at the M.
w. A. hall Friday evening, Dec.
10. Masks for sale at L. S. Collins.
w. w. Cate has finished work for
the Webster Lumber Company and
is moving to the Richie boarding
house and will take charge of the
Richie mill at the four corners.
Worlds Temperance Sunday was OBJ
\ served by the w. G. Z. y. at the M.
f.. church on Sunday evening, Nov. %.
The choir furnished appropriate music
and several temperance selections
were read by members of the w. G.
T. u. Miss Ruth q. Barr gave the
address, which was followed by an
offering for the work.
Attorney Herbert w. Hovey of st.
Johnsbury was here Saturday and
noon at Dufur's hotel. tried before
Justice J. d. Wilson, J. H. Barring
ton, VS.. George Jerome. Judgment
for the plaintiff to recover $84 and
costs. In the afternoon at Graham
E hotel, r. A. Richie VS.. N. A. Ross,
tried before Justice F. A. Amsden.
Judgment for the plaintiff to recover
S122.24 and cost with certified execu-
ton issued against defendants body.
e HOLLAND.
i Mrs. C. H. Clapper visited friends in
Morgan last Friday.
s The Derby academy students ar,
t home for weeks vacation.
y Maria Jenness has moved to A. B
& Moulton's at Caswell's Mill.
= Mrs. Veda Brown has so far recov
e cred from her recent illness as to b
$ able to ride out.
g Frank Bullet, boy who formerl
lived in this town, died of appendiciti
at Island Pond recently.
e Hauling Christmas trees seems t
- be the order of the day here.
-, present Mr.. Foley of Virginia has Gu
9 and is now loading on the cars at De-
- by Line, about eleven carloads.
II. l.. 1000 OF Morgan Will hold q
of auction of 100 tons hay, IA cows, 2G
s. cords dry block wood, etc., at h
ne farm Monday afternoon, Dec. 1
no Plan to attend. Also separator ar
s. gasoline engine.
ID.
Schools in the various districts cor
menced Nov. 29th with the followir
IF. teachers. South school. SeiIa Holme
IN, East school, Edna Sykes; Grave
al Mertie Gray Fletcher, Mildred Arr
ch strong; Bazinet, Miss Laid; Johnso
"a Ruth Goodall; Green, Mrs. johnson
us Caswell Mill, Miss Campbell.
cit
ie. The proceeds of the box party a
lse entertainment, given by school No.
MS have been invested in large siz
Webster's dictionar and a clock
the schoolroom and few other +
so nor things. Much credit is due t
of teacher, Miss Mildred Armstrong,
ed her energy in bringing this about
Ids all the articles were very much ne,
ely ed in this school and will 70 dot
ION be appreciated by both pupils a
will teachers as time goes on