Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-01

w tiioNSHDS IA edCII CoI-
tage.
The pre-memorial exercises at the
school were we'll attended. The chill
dren did their part well. The flag drill
was especially good. Comrade Will
liams of Boston spoke interestingly of
his prison experience.
GREENSBORO.
4 Albert Kinney was home from Bur-
lington over Sunday.
w. A. Jackson, who has been very
i'll, is not improving.
E. A. Bakers family are at the Ba-
ker farm for the summer.
Thomas Wilson, who was on the sick
list last week, is out again.
Miss Alice Sawyer of Boston is visit
ing her uncle, w. A. Jackson.
Much damage was done to highways
by the heavy rain last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. King go this
week to visit relatives in New Jersey.
DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Kinney enter
tanned friends from Middlebury recent
ly.
Forty-three from Caspian Lake
grange were entertained by the
Crattsbury grange, neighbors night.
The Caspian Lake Dramatic club will
present the popular patriotic drama
| entitled, Our Jim,' at town hall,
greensboro, Thursday evening, June 9.
| Spec1altles between the acts by mem
bers OF the club. Good music will b
in attendance.
LOWELL.
| Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hurd spent last
week in Charleston.
Mr.. Edmunds of MorrisviHe was in
/ town the first of the week.
! A. P. Sweet is building barn. hav-
ing taken down the old one.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sisco were in New
port Center the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Finn of Orleans
spent the first of the week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Barney were in
!rasburg last week visiting among
friends.
The ball game between North Trov
and Lowell Saturday was won by the
Troy team.
Miss Mabel Benware is in town for
a few days visiting her sister. Mrs.
Roy Sinclair.
c. Powers has sold out his stock of
groceries to H. A. Parker and will 90
out of business.
The play Down in Dixie" was pre-
sented Monday night at the NJ. W. A,
hall to full house.
J. G. Stickney of Newport Center
and Mrs. Miller of Troy spent Thurs
day and Friday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Stannard of Orleans
l are IN town as guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Stannard.
Several in town went to johnson
: Monday to witness a ball game be-
tween Bakersfield and Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edmunds oflTroy
A. and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Parker. and. Mrs.
f H. b. Parker were in town the first
5 of the week.
Pre-memorial exercises Were held
y Friday evening, May q, at M. W. of
: A. hall; the children did their parts
: very nicely. Several in the other dis
tricts took part Much credit is due
the teachers, Misses Ansboro and Bur
CESS also Mrs. Curtis, who assisted il
,. the singing.
/ WESTMORE.
). Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nutting took
t trip to Newport Friday.
Paul Averill is visiting at C. H
i Atkins after an absence Of -four years
Z. Oscar Lyon has moved his family t
II Evansville where he has job in tn
r. mill.
= MAYNARD. Wills, little son OF Jusep
st Wills, was bitten quite badly by do
D Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albro Hunt of West
e. field visited at Marshal Calkins' tn
a. past week.
Il Mrs. Nellie Bradley and children ar
y visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z
,tt P. Berwick.
E Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer and tw
in children of Newport visited at S. NJ
e, Coles Saturday and Sunday.
N Wilbur Atkins of Franklin Falls, n
| III, WAS Cdll0Q mere EIudy ny III
a severe illness of his mother, Mrs. E
2. H. Gilman.
Or Marshall Calkins and family went t
ID West Charleston Friday to attend til
IN funeral of his mother, who died, yer
n suddenly.
i Willoughby Lake grange will hol
# an ice cream social at Clyde Nutting
is Friday evening. Good music will b
q in attendance for promenading Every
r one is invited.N Ladies please brin1
J. cake.
- Crawford-Don't you miss the the
atre, living out here in this one horsI
town?
Cuburbs-Why, man. we see play
here that you never see in New York
ia ''Sir, I heard you using the won
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