Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-03

Rev. Ozora Davis, D. D.. who was
in town last week stopping with his
mother, Mrs. A. W. Davis, returned \
to his summer home at Sunapee Lake,
N. H., Friday.
The band went Thursday to Orleans, /
where they played at lawn party, i
held under the auspices of the Congre-
gational society. We understand that
the boys were highly complimented
for their playing and they report ex-
cellent treatment from the society at
Orleans.
The baseball team went to 1rasburg
Saturday where they played the team
of that place, and while defeated, the
boys have good courage and will play
| the Orleans team here next Saturday
afternoon.
GREENSBORO.
Rev. and Mrs. Achenbach are enter
tanning relatives from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Will Caswell of Concord, n.
H.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Goodrich.
Mrs. N. H. Kiser of Stowe is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs.
= y. II. Miller.
' Rev.-C. F. Clutter occupied the pull
5 pit at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning.
! Walter C. Simpson of Boston,
n Mass, is visiting his parents. Mr.. ano
r Mrs. VIM. Simpson.
Miss Alice Kibbey OF Newport, N
- H., was visitor at the home Of hei
~ aunt, Mrs. F. A. Messer. recently
y The lecture given by Rev. A. A
d. Stockdale Of Boston, on Monday even
(. ing, was we'll attended and much en-
ne joyed by all.
Miss Mabel ellis gave an interest
ing talk to women in the chapel OF tn
is Congregational church Wednesda
evening, August 3.
re CREENSBoRo'BEND.
F. A. Amsden has purchased a ne
at Buick automobile.
Mrs. O. L. Barnard has return'
cir from Massachusetts.
Mrs. R. A. Simpson returned Satu
pm day from Passumpsic.
lcS Miss Mary Drown of Concord is Vi
iting at L. J. Forests.
TT, E. R. Collins and family have I
turned from camp at Caspian LAX
Warner Davis, son of George DAY
e 30 was very sick last week but is &C
D. sidered a little better this week.
The ball game Saturday betwe
lue e the married men and the single m
~
men, 81 to 3.
cen C. H. Batchelder has purchased
NY bakery business Of c. F. Billiard {
,rel has moved from the NJ. W. A. bui
! ia L ing to the new building recently
"a modelled for that purpose near the
all of the Salmon store burned two We
ago.
IRASBURC.
gh- Mrs. Ada Russell remains quite
III on Luke Eaton has been quite i'll
past week.
Mrs. Chester McGoff has been 81
ill the past week.
'hll- Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin visi
re- friends in Newport over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Atanasof arr
at home from their wedding trip Sa
'n's day.
Mrs. Eta Kennison and child
tier spent Sunday with friends IN n
W., port.
Mrs. Duncan Buchanan of Gil
@ OF spent the past week with her
WITH Frank.
Will Green of Newport was
aday guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Ad
ana Saturday.
An eleven pound girl arrived al
dren home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ha
1e" Friday, July 20.
Mrs. Charles Healey and
iton, Charles Shepherd visited friend
re- Barton Thursday.
Me-, -, ~ of NaD
few II: n. baCes oloeei' ~ III
visiting him last week.
tho Prof. M. D. Young of Derby vi
,ddis Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Fuller and
aver friends in town last week.
have Mrs. Morgan of Waltham, Mas
visiting her nephew. Leslie u
and niece, Mrs. Nellie Loukes.
lren'S Mrs. y. II. WOOucFdIl u Noi III
! are has been very i'll at the home of
ill be and Mrs. C. T. Miles, the past
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Webster al
Mass. pertaining MRS. a. OolGoru
Mrs. daughter Elmer OF oomeFViile'
Miss Hazel Hoyt of Norwic
10 the Miss Josie Hoyt OF Cra5 Isoo,S
their aunt, Mrs. E. A. Pike. last
Johns- The Irasburg band attracted
g with crowd, including some from O
town at their open air concert
Dance day evening.
:. Au- Mr.. Fishland of Porto Rico a.
of the Saturday to spend the remand
the summer with his wife a
agency nome u nei .
african The ladies of the Congrega