Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-22
WEST CLOVER.

Will De uSed TO purchase globe Tor
the school.
WEST CLOVER.
N. H. Davio was in town Sunday.
Homer Kirby is the lucky man here
to get deer.
Isabel Paquette is visiting her sis,
ter. Blanche in Barton.
Walter Scott is making repairs on
his mill and surroundings.
Mrs. Lampman has gone to spend
the winter with her daughter Eva.
Flora Dow visited her cousin, Mrs.
Julia Magoon. Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde Barber, who has been spend
ing some time with his brother in Bos
ton is at home.
Mrs. Mabel Prescott and children
spent few days with her mother in
Barton last week.
Lois Magoon, who has been with
Mrs. Hastings to finish scnool, has
gone to her home.
Mrs. Eddy received 1O1 post cards.
Nov. Is. She wishes to thank her
friends for kindly remembering her
birthday.
School in district No. /, taught by
Miss Christie closed Nov. 18th. A
box supper in the evening made a
pleasant time for the pupils.
Gordon Baker, son of E. C. Baker,
was operated on for appendicitis,
Nov. 18th. The operation was a sue
cess. A trained nurse is caring for
| him.
School in this village closed Nov.
18th. Pupils without absent marks
were Basil Berwick, Paul Berwick,
Stanley Stevens, Lyman Skinner,
Helen Baker, Ruth Baker, TheIma
Clark. Lois Magoon was absent one
/ half day. Total number of pupils 10.
Eunice Stevens had most head-marks
10 advanced class; Doris Eddy ir
small class. Lois Magoon had second
prize for head: marks III small class.
GREENSBORO.
Clyde King hunted in Westmore las
week.
Mrs. James G. Black has returned
| u.
DR.. Holton, secretary of the STATE
board OF health was in town last weel
and decided that the disease which
has spread to such an extent is mile
type of smallpox.
Geo Fowler brought home a fin
buck, weighing 800 pounds fror
| Marshfeld. Sumner Wiley shot on
Wednesday, Wallace Thomas, Thurs
| day and Walton Simpson, Friday.
The school in district No. 8 close
Nov. II. Those having no mark
were Gladys Garfield and Margreth
Bedell. Wesley Withers and Alder
Garfield were absent only one da!
each.
The school in district, No. z close
Nov. 10. Those having no mark
during the term were Perlie Ather
ton, Bernie Atherton, Gretta Ather
ton, Claude Lunt. Burton Lunt an
Charlie Thompson. John Gebbie wa
absent one-half day and Wesley La
monda and Lois White were absent on
day each.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Susie Waterman is working 70
Geo. Anair.
William Graham purchased. fv
horses of G. H. Hanson of Craftsbur
for his livery business last week.
4 A. G. Cox. S. T. Wheeler, M.
Hutchins and Mrs. j. Fl. Clark hav
been added to the sick list within
few days.
Fred Anair and Charles Brsdle
were in Barton Tuesday and thei
case was heard in Judge Thompson
court.
W. A. Thomas. Sumner Leavitt. E
C. Perrin, Sumner Wiley and Geo
Fowler, each succeeded in bringing i
deer last week.
HOLLAND. A.
Harlie Palm shot a deer. near Mt
John.
Ruth Hall spent the week at j
Smiths.
School began in district No. 6, Mis-
Boyle as teacher.
Miss Shirley F. Hall spent tn
weekend at home.
l
Mrs. Joe Smith spent the wee
with her mother in Hatley, P. @.
Ernest Moulton is buying fur fo
Stillman Henshaw of Nova Scotia
Frank Jenness remains just abou
the same. He is able to sit up a Ii
tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farr attende
the grange meeting at West Charles
ton Tuesday evening.
The first snow of the season I
amount to anything fell on Tuesda
night. Wednesday good man
T sleighs were in use.