Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-30
LOCAL NEWS
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sion was a very sweet one: the ladies'
expressed many thanks to the hostess
for this fine treat.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. H. R. Cowles is quite i'll with
grip.
Mrs. Clyde Litch, who was quite i'll
is much better.
Miss Mary Root is home from Enos-
burg Falls for few days.
H. N. Stevens was business WISH
tor in st. Johnsbury last week.
Miss Mary Farr has been in Albany
for few days visiting friend.
Miss Dora Gallagher is home from
Burlington for her Easter vacation.
Geo. Dunn was unable to be in
school last week on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. Myra Burnham has been quite
i'll for a week but is little better at
present.
N. B. Williams gave a sugar party |
last Tuesday at which about 60 were
present.
Mrs. Mary Paddock is in New York
City visiting at the Rev. John Cham
berlain's.
II. 2. Cowles has a position in
Johnson high school and will go there
very soon.
Rev. Smith from Montrealgis visit
ing his little son Frederick at Rev.
c. H. Rowley's.
! Cborloc Porrv hos ouororoJ s>roo~,
/ in the paint shop where he is doing
| harness and shoe repairing.
Miss Martha Hoyt returned last
week to Keene, N. H., where she
Joins her sister for trip to Washing
ton, d. C.
Mrs G. L. Wheeler was called to
Bridgeport, Conn.,, last week to at
tend the funeral of her brother, Rich
ard Billion.
Mr.. King who has been stopping at
the Orleans house the past week is
looking after the interests of the
Mirror and Farmer in this section.
E. A. Dutton held his annual sugar
party last Saturday. Dinner in the
sugar camp was much enjoyed by the
many guests as we'll as the nice new
sugar.
GREENSBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mitchell are the
happy parents of fine boy.
Albert Young is suffering from
blood poison in his hand.
Mrs. A. Tolman and her son are
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Leland.
in Keene. N. H.
Sugar parties have been in order
the past week. with good attendance
and the quality of sugar fine.
REENsBoRo BEND.
Mrs. Nathaniel Batchelder is in
very poor health
Archie Blair is visiting his grand
parents in Johnson.
Gilbert Orcutt and Mr.. Allard of
Wheelock visited at w. A. Thomas
last week.
Easter was observed at the M. e.
hurch Sunday evening with appro.
CRATE exercises.
Miss Fora Silver, who has been
visiting friends here, returned&to her
home in BARTON Friday.
John Michaud, B. D. Piper, Will
Richards, HaydenPatch and RoyJame-
son all had sugar parties last week,
giving a general invitation to all.
The large crowd of people who at
tended feel very grateful for the
Kindness and generosity shown them
j. H. Pope arrived home from Bur
llngton hospital Friday. Mr.. Pope
went to the hospital for an operation
about eight weeks ago and although
he is very weak yet it is thought
that he has secured permanent hell
and will soon regain his health.
The old fashioned dance to be held p
NJ. W. A. hall, Greensboro Bend. Sat
urday evening will be quite a trea
! to people who danced before the lat
dances were used so exclusively
Good music by an orchestra of fou
pieces will be furnished and a goo
time Is anticipated. Bill SO cents
Dance 8 100 until IL :45.
| LOWELL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Young are bot
| sick with grip.
| John Conant has been quite i'll tn
A past Two weeks.
1 c. E. Putney of North Troy was i
i town Wednesday.
1 Mrs: Lois Watson is on the sick list
i also Mrs. Stannard.
1 Miss Chloe Kelley is home frol
/ Richford for Easter.
4 H. A. Parker has placed a sod
Il fountain in his store.
Sheriff Fl. S. Stevens of Hyde Par
Il was in town Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cello were r,
II cent visitors in town.
81 Mr.. Hines and Mr.. Barre spent SUI
Il day at home from Newport.
i w. E. Tracy of Johnson was a bus
| ness caller in town Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ar
Mrs. Eugene Sullivan March 10.
Mr.. Greenwood has returned fro