Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-23

salist church next. Sabbath at 1913
a. 10. The society will pay her and |
no collection will be taken.
Last Sunday was observed as Chill
dren's day at the Methodist church. !
Special music was rendered by the |
children and sermon by the pastor
directed to the children held the clos
est attention ofyoung and old.
Mrs. is. Whitney of Concord juno
ton, Mass. was in town few DAYS
last week. Her mother, Mrs. Phila E.
Bean returned home with her. Word
has been received from them that
Mrs. Bean, who is 80 years old, stood
the journey remarkably well,
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. T. F. Wright is Visiting her
son Charles and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter
Vera spent Sunday at Barton,
Mrs. Leone Cook from Yarmouth,
Maine, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Fisher visited his daughter and
called on other friends last week.
Mildred Miles visited her little
Mrs. Alma Martin has been spend
ing short time at c. F. Cutters.
Mrs. Agnes Cook, C. W. Cook and
Allen Gilmore have each sold horse
George Simpson and Mrs. Alice
| Drown visited their aunt, Mrs. Martha
| Prescott, recently.
Gladys Cameron will go to Tilton,
n. H., to see her sister Doris graduate
from the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cook are spending
their honeymoon in MIR. ElliOtt'S cot
tage at Parker pond.
Mrs. L. L. Hastings has returned
from Derby, where she attended the
graduating exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garvin spent Sun
day with her parents, and attended
the Children's day exercises.
The Willing Workers held a pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Bertha Wright last
week. Work was done for Mrs.
Wright.
Children's day was observed Sunday.
The exercises were we'll attended and
the church was very prettlly decorated
with plants and flowers. The children
spoke and sung we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Cook, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lyman Raroer and Mrs. Agnes
Cook and son David were in st. Johns
bury the 10Th to attend the wedding Of
Leo Cook aud Miss Granger.
GREENSBORO.
!, Miss Gertrude Chaffee is in town fol
!, a time.
Miss Ruth Conant spent Sunday a
her home in Cabot.
, Mrs. L. A. Jackson was in st. Johns
| bury last Thursday and Friday.
Clyde Morse from Bakersfield i
clerking in the store of 3. NJ Wiley
Miss Esther Freeman and Miss Luc.
Bachelor of Barre are working TO
Mrs, j. A. Goss.
Miss Emma Lindsay is spending
few days at the nome Of her brother
j. j. Lindsay.
Several from this town attended th'
, Sunday School convention at Walden
last week Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Conant has finished worl
for Mrs. F. A Messer and is workin
for Mrs. E. E. Harrison.
t Miss Mvra Blake of Eden is at wor
, for Mrs. F. @. Kinney.
Miss Edith Kibby of Newport, n 3
is at work for Mrs. F. A. Messer.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barr of Cabot ar
+ spending few days with their daugh
= ter, Mrs Darlington.
d Miss Sadie Rosebrook of Marshfiel
. is again installed as cook at the J. 4
!. Goss boarding house for the summer
r The second anniversary of the OF
e ganization Of Caspian Lake Grang
Q will be observed at their meeting &c
8 morrow evening. A literary program
!. will be given and refreshments wi
d be furnished and served by the "ger
d tlemen' of the order.
u GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Cbastina Piper is not as well.
Mrs. Sophia Smith is on the sick list.
. store.
90. Davis & Son purchased new au
last week.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr visited in Clio
= er recently.
Carol Collins is home from his school
9 Saxton's River.
Mrs. Wesley Cole was in Lyndon sever
Q days last week.
The little son of Mrs. Stevens has be-
very sick the past week.
= Warner Graham OF Bellows Falls "
here few days last week.
Miss Bell WILDER OF Woodbury. is worl
@ ing for Mrs. Jennie Amsden.
B. d. Piper and Ben Demars have ba
frames nearly ready to raise.
Mrs. Elmer Aston and daughter q
staying with Mrs. Lula Piper.
J. Two cars of maple sugar, over 40 tor
j were shipped from this place Saturday.
The selectmen are expanding the sta
,nopev on the riyar road NORTH of r. r. A