Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22

Miss Edith Kibby has finished work
for Mrs. F. A. Messer and returned
to her home in Newport, N. H.
E. C. Kinney, F. C. Kinney and
son Albert and Rev. S. 7. Achenbach
were in camp at Lake Seymour last
week.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Rev. John Hood supplied the pulpit
at the NJ, E. church Sunday.
Mrs. Parker of St. Johnsbnry is Wis. /
ting her sister, Mrs. Mary Weed.
Ninety tickets were sold here We'd I
nesday morning. September Is, for the
! st. Johnsbury fair
Miss Mary Crook Of Springfield,
| Mass, is spending her vacation with
her friend, Miss Ruth Barr.
Springfield. Mass. have been spending
a few weeks here among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Pope are spend
ing few days in New York while
| Mrs. Pope purchases her stock of fall
millinery.
Rosa Hammell, who has lived in the
family Of Philip Blanchett for long
time, has gone to live with the family
of Isaac Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Cargill are
the happy parents of daughter born
Friday. Mrs. William Sternburg is
caring for Mrs. Cargill.
A physician from Montpelier was
called here to see Mrs. L. S. Collins
| Monday. Mrs. Collins has been sick
for nearly year and her many friends
hope for speedy recovery.
l u TT
ton for all the school teachers of
Greensboro and Stannard at the home
of Mrs. D. L. Adams on Wednesday,
invited. Refreshments will be served.
; Ladies please bring sandwiches or
cake.
IRASBURG.
D A. Brahana and 4. B Post at
! tended st. Johnsbury fair last We'd
nesoay.
Miss Nellie Kellogg of Roston, il
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Blu
, chanan.
: Mrs. Eliza Webster Of West Eurke
spent the past week with her son, E
d., P. Webster.
Miss Dora Wiley was quite iii las
Friday and Satur lay but is better a
= this writing.
II. B. Chamberlain and Mr.. am
Mrs. Harry Bailey are attending tn
{ state fair this week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Corrow wer
called to Wesufeld last week, by tn
j death of Mrs. Verge.
y Mrs. Martha Knapp and Mrs Ar
d thur Gates, spent the past week Wi!
friends in Greensboro.
Dr. and Mrs. P. @. Templeton enter
taineo Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Prout
a. of Newport last Sunday.
Rev. j. Poeton of Johnson Gale
', on Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker AM
:. other friends, Thursday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Pike entertaine,
4 Mr.. and Mrs Will Farrar and Mr.
Udall Of Woicott over Sunday.
- Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Quimby sper
" the past week in Lowell and Brockto
II Mass, and attended Brockton fail
ii Henry Lewis has moved from lie,
Bashaw's tenement to Glover, wher
le he has engaged to work on farm
at Stephen Shep herd and two Crane
III daughters. of Hyde Park spent til
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
it Shepherd.
10 Miss Bertha Bailey and Miss M add
Sanborn returned last Friday fro
=, Oguuquit, Maine, where they spel
al the summer.
ed Mrs. c. D. Bailey in company wi
!, | h.. con E,.onH TTHor1 of Noyu VI,
ID. city, is spending few weeks in Sp'
kane, Washington.
D. Vernon Wells who has spent tt
summer with his brother, Rev. E.
'rt Wells, left Tuesday for Barre, whe
he will spend few days with his pa
Ter ents before returning to his school
Burlington.
is THE VIC. T. U. ladies are preparil
| a box to send to send to the Resc'
ow Home at Burlington. Any who wi
to contribute articles of clotbin
canned fruits etc , can leave the sal
with Mrs. G. w. Russell.
Rally Sunday, which was observ
81, in the NJ. E. church last Sunday, "
eN largely attended. The. pastor ga
= an excellent address, followed by G
| cIClOCS NY CuO ChiiOIOu, WuiCu VIZ
much enjoyed. The attendance
ng Sunday school was about 176.
The ladies of the Congregatio,
are church will,serve a hulled corn SUPP
in the church parlors Friday, Septic
to Der "a. All are cordially invited
on come and enjoy social time SUPP
served from 6 O'Clock till all {;
nto served.
7ill The remains of Mrs. Laura Metc
of Orleans were bought here Sund
'ly. for burial Mrs. Metcalf was natl
nc. of this town and always lived b,
m. until a few years ago when she NOV
to Orleans. Her sisters, Mrs. By1
Clement and Mrs. Josie Dutton, a