Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-19
LOCAL NEWS
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On account of the roads, all schools
in Glover will begin on May 1st and
continue nine weeks. Per order
school board.
The teachers in Glover are re-
quested to report their certificate to
A. S. GiImour, clerk, and get their
register before commencing school.
WEST GLOVER.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy was unable to occu-
py the pulpit Sunday.
Mrs Parker is at Herman Pres
colts for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dewing visit
ed at David Gilmour's last week.
Amos Gallup.from Connecticut is the
guest of his friend, David GiImour.
Isadore Skinner had a school friend
from Barton home with her over Sun
day.
Mrs. w. A. Magoon and Mrs. Fred
Miles spent day with their friend,
Mrs. E. Elliott, last week at Barton.
Mrs. Earl Barber with quite party
of friends from Boston spent short
time last week at Lyman Barber's.
Some of the party had never seen
sugar made. Needless to say they
enjoyed visiting sugar camps, also the
sugar.
GREENSBORO.
Arthur Richardson is driving the
stage between the village and Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Kaiser of Stowe
were at Mrs. Mabel Melvin's over
Sunday.
There was maple sugar social Fri
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Darlington.
Miss Alice Paine has finished her
duties at the post-office- and returned
to her home in Cabot.
Sugar parties were in order last
week at the camps of A. E. Jackson,
j D. Olmstead, A. B. Debrune and
others. All were we'll attended and
enjoyed.
George Johnson, who was recently
stabbed in the eye by the son of Cor
ey Uric and went to Brightlook hospi-
tai for treatment, has returned TO his
| home in Albany.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. William Goethe, who has been
quite sick, is gaining.
Thomas Crowley of Hardwick has
charg of the railroad station here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Clark are in
Worcester, Mass, for few weeks
visit.
Mrs. N. A. Ross of Woodbury. was
in the place the first of the week call
ing on friends.
Master Archie Blair is spending q
few days with his aunt. Mrs. A. l..
Beals. at Walden.
Mrs. Julia Goozey from Keene, N.
/ H., is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Gilbert Blair.
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Rev. OIL. Barnard was in Waterbury
this week attending conference There
was no service at the church Sunday.
Through the generosity of the sug
ar makers the people of Greensboro
Bend enjoyed an unusual treat tn 2
past week. B. D. Piper, w. B.
Richards, L. J. Patch, David Stevens
and F. NJ Michaud all gave genera
Invitations to sugar camps. All who
responded to the invitations report
plenty of fine sugar and genera
good time.
HOLLAND.
C. A. Pratt, M. D., vbo has recent
ly located at East Charleston, for the
past six years has practiced at Enos
burg Falls, where he built up lu
crati~e practice against strong COM
petition, and made name as a sue
cessful surgeon throughout Franklin
county. He was called into the
different towns to perform operations
for appendicitis. tumors, adenectomy
tonsiIlotomy, amputations, fractures
etc, and also in consultation in many
acute and chronic diseases. He is a
physician fully abreast of the times il
his methods of treating disease anc
made a record of II cases of pnea
monia in its different forms without g
death. He was graduated from The
| u. V. NJ Medical department, Bur
lington, 1904 In 1910 was vice presi
dent Of the Franklin County Medica
society and is it's present president. j:
registered and licensed to practice IT
Vermont and Maine. He sold his
practice at Enosburg Falls last Octo
Der that he might gain much needed
rest and also pursue his studies il
static and X Ray electricity and con
templates an up-to.date machine tt
use in his practice here. He is opel
for surgical as we'll as acute cases
and will under no consideration taxi
any case be is not competent to trea
and operate upon. Calls at residence
night or day will receive prompt at
tention. Residence connected b.
phone. Adv.
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