Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-28

DR.. Dustin. accompanied by DR..
on fishing trip to the west part Of
the town few days last week.
The buildings owned by Arthur
Copeland were entirely destroyed by /
fire July 10. Mr.. Copeland was away,
and as it was NOT known until the roof !
was all on fire, little could be saved. |
They feel very grateful to their many
friends who helped them and for
sympathy expressed. "a friend in
need is friend indeed
CLOVER.
Frank Bean of Lnwall, Mass, was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Chandler,
one day last week.
Miss Ida Bean has gone to Boston,
where she will spend a few weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. Alex Dwyer.
Mrs Emily G Cd win went TO Boston
| last week, returning with her daughter
and husband, who have been visiting
J her.
SNEEINSSoNO.
Miss Alice Paine was at her home
in Cabot the first Of the week.
George Porter is putting a coDcrete
sidewalk in front Of his residence.
On Saturday the Country Club golf
team of Montpelier play the local
team here.
Mrs. S. T. Achenbach and Mrs. N.
L. Drown were in St. Johnsbury last
week Friday.
Miss Ruth Conant has finished work
for Mrs. E. E. Harrison and returned
to her home in Cabot.
Will Marshall came home from
Brightlook hospital last week Tuesday.
He seems much improved in health.
Master William Aston has been in
Cabot for week visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barr
Miss Emma Lindsay attended the
Postmasters' league at Wells River last
Thursday and spent Friday in st.
Johnsbury.
2 The cottages about Caspian lake are
, all full and things are lively about
= here all the time. The lake is becom-
! ing more popular every season.
| Caspian Lake grange conferred the
5 third and fourth degrees on seventeen
candidates at their hall last Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed pleasant time.
Bliss Perry, editor of The Atlantic
Monthly, with his family is at Perry
{ cottage on the lake for the month o.
q July. Upon their return home Mr.
and Mrs Perry and two daughters viii
go abroad for year. Professor PER-!
q is going to France as lecturer from
> Harvard University.
In speaking of the golf game 1T tn,
> Country club links at Montpelier Fri
u day afternoon between the team from
this place and the Montpelier team, tn
e Montpelier Journal says: 1.-The after
: noon was an ideal one for golf, being
r.. cool and cloudy and resulted in SOM
d fine plays. M. E. Sibley, of thu
Greensboro team, was the low man o
the visiting team. He is lad Only
n years old but holds the record of tn
). tournament Of the two rounds in so
n the first being in 38 and the second il
n AZ. He also holds the remarkably Low
r total for the Montpelier links of 3
strokes for nine holes" Greensbor
=. lost by the score of 16a to 81.
:. GREENSBORO BEND.
! Mrs. Amelia Amsdet: is considered
little better.
l. Mrs. Helen Shaw is visiting he
brother, F. B. Forrest.
E. R. Collins took a trip to Woods
Vile, N. H., with his auto Friday.
J. Mrs. Lydia Chase of Glover, is stop
ping for few weeks with A. c
Chase.
Mrs. Berton Piper's sister of Wo
colt. is spending few days wit
n friends here.
= A. C. Chase left home Monday morn
e ing to be absent several days doin
sheriff business in Lamoille county fo
r John Keir Of Craftsbury.
=. Fred Simpson, who is driving tn
', bakery wagon for C. F. Billiard, wa
x thrown from his seat to the groun
= Friday afternoon, caused by the hors
7, stumbling. Fred vas insensible for
minute and quite badly bruised, br
- has made his regular trips since tn
8 day of the accident.
= While helping to raise barn O
June %, j. A. CIary was thrown I
> the ground distance of 80 feet breal
" ing one arm and injuring him othe
e. ways $50 to render him helpless fo
many weeks. Camp No. 1O594 M. v
:. A., of Greensboro of which he is
= member, came to his aid. Twenty
- one of the members responded
e coming to his house and cutting an
n putting nearly all his hay in the barr
This certainly shows that they ar
:, possessed of the right spirit.
:, lRASBURC.
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