Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-21

S. P. Campbell, former resident
of this town, died Sunday night at his
home in Waterville. The remains
were brought Wednesday to the viii
lage cemetery for interment.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Miss Carrie Leavitt is in very poor
fsaIth.
Mrs. Mary Weed is home from Mrs.
Abby Weeks for few weeks.
E. R. Collins is in Woodsville on a
business and pleasure trip of a few
days this week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Salmon starts for her
home in Florida Saturday, afte rspend-
ing the summer at her old home here.
George Pope of Jacksonville was
in town few days last week calling
on friends and visiting his brother, j.
H. Pope.
Miss Ruth Barr is attending the
Sunday school convention of Franklin
county at st. Adams this week, as she
is one of the speakers.
R. A. Richie is finishing off tene-
ment under the Woodmen's hall and
L. Forrest will move his family
in as soon as it is completed.
There is some talk of lecture
course being held here this fall and
winter, and many are hoping that there
may be sufficient funds raised here SO
that there can be one.
Archie Blanchett has gone to the ST..
Johnsbury hospital for medical treat
ment and while there will undergo ar
operation. His many friends here
wish for his speedy recovery.
On Thursday evening. September 8,
a foGr-horse team load of people
from Dufur's hotel, Greensboro, ser
$ enaded A. S. Clary, representative
elect from this town. Mr.. and Mrs
Clary being, of the "early to bed and
/ early to rise" kind of people, had re-
tired for the night but upon hearing
the cheers of the visitors outside got
up and made merry with the youne
. people. The Clary household is noted
L. for its hospitality and plenty, anC
q there was no exception that evening
+ Plenty Of lemonade and cake was tx
+ be had, mus ic and other forms of merry
= making were INDUCED in and both Mr.
and Mrs. Clary and the visitor
|
3 morning that they had had a roya
h good tine.
, LOWELL
e N. Winget and family spent Frida.
v in Irasburg.
FIR. Lavigne entertained the Bishol
of Burlington Sunday.
Mr.. Gordon occupied the Congrega
tional pulpit Sunday, Sept. z.
L. Sinclair had his foot jammec
quite badly while at work in the mill
Mrs. Ella Curtis entertained he
nephew last week from South Caro-
n lima.
Mr. Winget entertained his brothe
! and family from the northwest las
week.
Miss Rachel Finnegan is spending ;
few weeks in New York city with hel
- brother.
Maynard Alexander spent last weel
:, at his home in West Burke, returnin1
Sunday.
An extended notice of the Lowell
Grange fair or exhibit appears or
: another page.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and Mrs
Guy Kinsley and son were in Johnso
+ Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Edmunds an,
Mrs. Young of South Troy were guest
=, of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker Tues
y day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Arthur Parke,
y Miss Clara Burgess and Mr.. Mors
s attended the fair at St. Johnsbur
Thursday.
- Mrs. Della LaClair left for Mont
= real Saturday to attend the eucharis
tic congress and will go from there t
# Boston to purchase her fall and wir
q ter millinery goods.
Mrs. Lorraine Hutchins wishes t
ID thank her many friends, who so kindl
& remembered her with birthday post
card shower. She was the recipien
of 126 cards, and was 70 years old tn
ID fifth of September.
TROY.
N Mrs. Maude Norway has gone t
D. Nashua, N. H., for visit.
William Hodsden recently visited hi
i brother, Carl Hodsden, at Island Ponc