Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-12-06

VINO entertained gueStS 1HanhSRlVIuS.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of Ida Bean and Clarence Will.
son at the home of George Humphrey.
Only few of the family were pres
emit. All wish Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
much happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Barber and son Clyde
and Mrs. Agnes Cook spent Thanks
giving at Joseph Cooks in Irasburg.
C. C. King, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Scott and daughter spent Thanksgiv-
ing at Geo. Kings.
GREENSBORO.
Miss Lillian Thornton is ill at j. G.
Blacks.
Albert C. Kinney was home from
medical college to spend last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Jackson. spent
Thanksgiving week with relatives in
Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Florence Soule and son OF Bur-
lington spent Thanksgiving with her
mother, Mrs. M. Z. Ingalls,.
Miss Mabel ellis and Harrison Will
son were home from Burlington to
|
Miss Ada Robbins, who recently
went home i'll fiom Geo. M. Cuthbert-
sons, has gone to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.
On account of the prevailing small
pox scare. the Pomona meeting which
was to be held at Greensboro Dec. 9th
will be postponed indefinitely.
GREENSBORO BEND.
John Lumsden was in st. Johnsbury
the last of the week on business
O. A. Barnard entertained his son
and wife from Troy on Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Abby Flanders has returned to
L. S. Collins after several weeks alb
sence.
Mrs Emma Christie of Glover is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Sophia Smith.
There are several new cases of
smallpox in the village. among them
being the families of Philip Blancett
and S. T. Wheeler.
Mrs. E. R. Collins and Mrs. R. J..
Shurtleff entertained friends and rela-
) tives Thanksgiving day. There were
very few here that had family gather.
ings on account of much sickness.
HOLLAND.
Harry Hall was in Newport recent.
ly' =
Rev. P. B. L. Seller was a caller in
. town Friday. os,su-sa $50.
Hazel Shompany is spending her va.
cation at home.
Mrs. Charlie Ladd is in very poor
health this winter. - .-sz 80. q
7 Miss Amy Moultonsshas been spend
ing week at home.
Miss Shirley Hall spent the week
end with her p arents.
Will Kelley and family spen
Thanksgiving in Derby. ~ 81
Miss Edyth Moulton is visiting he
brother, F. R. Moulton. w.
Fl. Trip and Genevieve Moore wer,
7 callers at A. r. Halls recently.
: Miss Kate Ferrin and friend spen
Thanksgiving at E. A. Ferrin's.
Mrs. Ella Cheney from Derby Lin
spent Thanksgiving at H. M Stone
= F. R. Moulton and family spen
Thanksgiving at S. M. Gray's in Nor
gan.
-, Miss Elizabeth Cofran is teachin
y the winter term in the Goodall dis
trict,
= Several from this place attended tn
e play at Hackett's opera house, Frida
evening.
y Will Moulton and family from Eas
n charleston spent a few days at Ec
Batchelder's. go 90.
Eleanor Palm began the Fwinte
term, Dec. 4th in the. same district
East Charleston. ri 80 $50.
Charles Williams and family frol
Island Pond spent Thanksgiving wit
+ Mrs. Williams parents. -. -a
IRASBURG
I Many of our townspeople are suffe
Il ing from severe colds. "
Mrs. Noel Collins who has bee
very Ill with pneumonia, is improvin,
The teacher training class will me-
at the home of Mrs. George Ann
Friday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Brush arrived la
night to help care for her mothe
- Mrs. Almira Cotton, who is very 10
at this writing.
/ Adelbert Macia, who has been cri
cally i'll with pneumonia the pa
II week. is a little more comfortabl
! His little son remains very ill.
II HI. Il. Pike will have on displa
V Grand Union Christmas specialize
in the East rooms of the old hote
beginning Dec. 8 and lasting throu!
the holidays.
Isaac Sanville of Maine was instov
Monday and sold the farm form r
" owned by his father. the late Mos
81 Sanville to Mr.. Goodwin, who n
en- taken possession.
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