Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-12
GREEN sBoRo BEND.
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Warner Graham returned to Bellows
Falls last week.
A. C. Chase was in ST. Johnsbury
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. R. J. Pond of Jacksonville
visited friends here Monday.
B. d. Piper took the R. F. D. route
while Mr.. Valencourt was away.
B. P. Valencourt and wife returned
from visit to Sheldon Saturday.
John Lumsden has gone to Burling-
ton where he will undergo another
operation.
|. Mrs. A. c. Bocash was called to
North Troy by the serious illness of
her father.
MI. and Mrs. George Cook of Barre
are stopping with Mrs. Cook IS par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cate.
The date of the spelling contest to
be held at the school house has been
Set for Friday evening, Jan. 14th.
Charles BatcheIder Of Craftsbury
has rented the lower part of Albert
Huntoon's house at East Greensboro.
Miss Grace spent New Years in Con-
cord. n. H.
WEST GLOVER.
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N Paquette were
away last week on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basfo1d have returned
from their visit in Barton.
Miss Daisy Blake was at &C. A.
Dow's a few days last week,
MraSimmonds, who has been visit
ing friends here, has gone to his home.
Mrs. Eta Calderwood, VINO has been
sick, threatened with pneumonia, IS
better.
Miss Stella Church was the guest
of her friend, Mrs. Bertha Wright
for few days.
Miss Clara Bean. who has been with
her sisters here, has gone to her home
at Eusts, P. @.
The roll call of the Congregational
church was held Jan. 4. On account of
; the extreme cold not large number
were present. The ladies served an ex-
cellent dinner in the hall.
:. CLOVER.
Miss Matte Chapman is workir at
M. W. Johnson's.
Mrs. A. C. Phillips is suffering
with a severe cold.
4 | L
4 Bend for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Patten of Sheffield is caring
t for Mrs. Hudson, whp is not as well.
4 Frank Darling has gone to Lyndon
{ Vile to work the rest of the winter.
2 George Drew, the new mail carrie
a began his duties with the new year,
! Daisy Sherburne and Hazel Bartlett
! are sick with the prevailing ailment.
e Mrs. Nancy Drew was confined to
d the house last week with sever
r cold.
: Henry Clark has commenced haul
: ling logs for r. D. Dwinell on Black
d Hill.
d BENZ. Wilson is drawing lumber O
h the lot he recently purchased of G. s.
y Wilson and intends building in the
G spring.
y Mrs. Charlie Derusha~ has been sud
>. fering with an abscess on her hans
y which has poved very pain full. bu I
u better now.
n Or. Ross of st. FJohrsbury W a
n called last week in council with DR..
Dow on the. case of Ira Hastings, who
is quite i'll.
ST Fred Corliss has purchased the
Charles Lawrence saw mill. Work
I. will go on as usual with the usual
" amount Of efficient help.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. King has returned
at home from Barton where she has been
he stopping for several days with Mrs.
Square Bartlett, an aged lady who is
ha confined to her bed.
ed Don't forget the grand promenade
and dance at Institute hall on Thurs
W day evening. Music by the Cornet
is band. There will be box supper and
ladies are requested to bring boxes.
VI Coffee will be served to all having
7 I boxes.
n. The following officers of Glove
We Grange were installed Monday even,
ne ing by Past Master. A. P. Bean; Mas
nd ter, Harry Phillips::f overseer, E. L.
Alexander; steward, +, W. Hastings
assistant steward AiEah Rich Sec.
on Mrs. Glen Anderson :treas. Mrs: Bells
no Davis; lecturer, Mrs. Emile Hast
r. ings; chaplain, Mrs. Izora Phillips
Ceres, Mrs. Emily Taylor; Pomona
Frances Hastings; Flora, Fannie Sar
F. gent: gatekeeper, Frank Taylor; lady
of assistant steward, Mrs. Helen Roy
q stan. Following the meeting sugal
IS and donghnuts and social hour wa!
nd enjoyed.
ks IRASBURC.
az Thomas Simino is in poor health.
al Cyrus Metcalf has been quite il
K. the past week.
Asa Baldwin has been on the sick
list the past week.
-. George Macia's son Leo is very
i'll with pneumonia.
lie C. E. Towne is entertaining his
a brother Frank of Boston.
n Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Keith visited
friends in West Burke last week.
III Amos Hersey of Boston is visiting
~ his brother-in-law, G. w. Russell.
F. Dr. p c. Temnleton,s little dauph-