Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-21
Prof. J. H. McNair of Jamaica. l.

helpful sermons.
Mrs. Pickel has returned from New
port where she has been keeping house
for her daughter Mrs. Jones while Mrs.
Jones was in st. Johnsbury a week
caring for her sister, Mrs. Leslie
Skinner.
Mrs. James Mcnamara has gone to
Malone, N. Y, to visit relatives. She
has not seen her parents for over
twenty years and one sister, about
twenty years of age, she has never
seen.
Mrs. Fowler of Boston, who has
been a guest of her daughter Mrs. G.
w. Horn, returned to her home last
Thursday accompanied by her grand
daughter Loretta Horn.
Mrs. Myron Waterman and children
of Island Pond visited at John Eley's
last Wednesday. Miss Gladys remain
ed the rest of the week and returned
Sunday with her father.
Mrs. Alvin Woodland had as a guest,
Mrs Stowell of Boston the past week.
Cecil Pickel of Glasgow, Mont, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Pickel. Arthur Rich and Miss Connie
Dalton of Newport visited at Mr..
Pickles over Sunday and Miss Dalton
decided to spend this week there.
The debate on "Woman's Suffrage"
given by the grange was very
interesting. Those or the affirmative
were DR.. Kendrick. Mrs. Reed and
Fred Cargill and on the negative, Rev.
J. fl. Dickson and G. w. D. Reed, one
on this side being absent. The deci-
sion by the judges Rev. E. T. Hurd,
J. B. Holton and Fred Parlin on the
strength of the argument, was IN
favor of the affirmative.
GREENSBORO.
Miss Mae Philbrook is at work for
Mrs. A. E. Going.
Rev. s. T. Achenbach is entertain
ing his mother and sister from Easton,
Pa.
Rev. VIM. r. Lord supplied the pull
! pit at the Congregational church last
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Porter is again at
home after visiting friends in Barre
for few days.
The strawberry supper given at the
| Presbyterian church was a success in
every way, about $50 being realized.
The talk on Turkey given by R9v.
Mr.. Achenbach on Monday evening
was intensely interesting, and all who
heard him were we'll pleased.
A lawn party was held at the home
day evening Of this week. The pro-
| aro tn no mead tnDo tho rInpn
fund.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Amelia Amsde is very sick.
B. D. Piper was in st. Johnsbury last
Friday.
A. A. Chase attended a sheriff's sale
at Sutton, Monday.
Miss Nettie Bassett of Cambridge is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Forrest,
II. L. Stevens, Sheriff of Lamoille
county, was here on business last
Friday.
R. J. Shurtleff will move to the place
he purchased of 0. A. Norcross, at
Hardwick, the last of July.
Cecil Billiard is having rooms fitted
up in the Woodman building for bis
bakery, and will move there from the
Davis Guiding this week.
Anthony Massey, who has been in
poor health for several weeks, went
Monday morning to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, for treatment.
The following is taken from daily
paper of Monday: BERT Bedel re-
| hor ho
between S25 and $50 from his clothing
Saturday night while in company of
his cousin, John Bedell, and young
suspects are thought to have gone to
Hardwick."
TIE suit of L. s Collins VS.. James
G MagooD or Hardwick was tried here
before Justice F. A. Amsden, Friday
and resulted in verdict for the plain
Tiff of S22. SO damages and costs. Mel
vim G. Morse appeared for the plain
tiff an S. T. Kimball for the de-
PENDANT. An appeal was taken to
county court.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Lawrence LaQueer of Enosburg
is in town.
Miss Alice LaClair is in Maine for
the summer.
Mrs. Moore of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Frank Start and son of Bakers
field are in town.
Miss Margaret Ansboro of Albany
is visiting in town.
Carl Fisher of Irasburg was in town
! the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Barney of West.
! field spent last week in town.
Mrs. David Burgess is at her daugh.
ter's in Johnson tor several weeks
Miss Blanche Stephenson and FRIEND
of Barton spent Saturday in town.
Nj ISIS Mabel Benware of Westfeld il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Sinclair
Miss Queenie Newton of Browning
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Cello.
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