Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-25
WEST CLOVER.

land or II. N. Faquette.
Mrs. w. B. Stiles. who has been sick
with hard cold, is better.
Bryson Gilmour goes this week to
Springfield, Mass, where he has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott have
been entertaining relatives the past
week.
W. A. Scott has purchased of Fl. n.
Paquette some timber and land in AL
bany.
Mrs. Lyman Barber is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Guy Garvin. in Craftsbury.
]. J. Shatney has returned from
Craftsbury, where he has bored and
laid rs rods Of water logs
The chicken pie supper drew
large crowd. The singing by Bryson
Gilmour was much appreciated.
M. A. Davio was recently called to
| Eustis. P. O., on account of the sick.
ness of his little daughter Marjorie.
The Willing Workers met at the
schoolhouse hall, Oct. 18th. Dinner
was served. Work was done on quilts.
Mrs. Martha Ross from Waterford
| has pceu uCI Hl0c6, MIS-
Bertha Wright, and calling on other
friends.
The many friends of Miss Cora
Mossman will be glad to know that
word has been received from Burling-
ton that she is improving.
GREENSBORO.
A letter on page six from one of
90 of
watches is interesting. No trouble in
earning one in a few hours.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Little Hermon Piper is very seri-
ousIy sick with hip disease.
r. J. Shurtleff took a party to Wa
terhury Sunday in his auto.
, Mr. Folsom Of Hardwick has rented
the tenement in B. Demars' house.
Miss SUSIE Waterman of East Hard
wick is working for Mrs. George
Anair.
: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Demars are the
happy parents Of a daughter born
Oct. 10.
Mrs. N. A. Ross of Woodbury. was
in town Thursday to attend the Grand
Army Post dinner at the NJ. E. vestry.
Mrs. Celia Sanborh has returned to
her home in California after spending
the summer here with her mother,
a Mrs. Amelia Amsden.
A letter on page six from one of
r the boys who got one of our free
watches is interesting. No trouble in
earning one in few hours.
Russell Drew lost his barn by fire
early Friday morning. The cause of
q the fire was an overturned lantern.
s The lantern was tipped over and
started a small blaze, which Mr.. Drew
e supposed he had put out, and went
q into the house 20 breakfast. He later
found the barn all on fire. The horses
and livestock were saved and some
10 of the tools.
HOLLAND.
,r Miss Amy Moulton spent the week
k end at home.
:e Miss Hazel Shompany spent a few
lie days at home.
Mrs. Charlie Smith and her mother
visited in East Haven recently.
"a Geo. Gibson from Derby Line is
stopping with his aunt, MRS E. M.
s. Gray.
Rev. P. B. L. Seller was in Island
to Pond Saturday evening to attend the
lecture.
as Mrs A j. Appleton has beer
spending few days with her fathel
- and sister.
or. The Woodmen social at the hal
Tuesday evening was a success boil
Va socially and financially.
gh avville KeIley's store was broker
into Thursday night and a SINAI
-. amount of goods taken.
Id. The many friends of Frank Jennes
are sorry to hear that he is not a
49,. well at the present time.
,ut I. E. Hackett returned Saturday
night from Manchester, N. II.
nm where he had been with a carload o
o c1 potatoes.
Mt Mrs. Horace Mathews, who ha
been stopping at F. Jenness' thi
summer, has rented rooms of VIM
Is s Vinton at Morgan Corner.
un- Rev. P. B. L. Seller went Monda
to Newport Center to attend tn
meeting of the Methodist Episcops
81 association, Oct. 1924.
ca Miss Shirley Hall, together wit
the high school force of teachers Q
Island Pond, went to the teachers
me meeting at Montpelier Thursday. The
ne, went by way of Groveton, N. H., RI
'he turning Saturday night.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farr, Mr.. an
s sa Mrs. Fred Daggett and Mr.. and Mrs
iie :: Roy Hail attended the harvest suppe
~ and social entertainment at the Unio
III church. Morgan Corner, Thursda
evening and report pleasant time.
lily -
the iKAobOKG
and Miss--Florence Winget is ill wit
urn measles.
Arthur Boright was home from Be
3nV 1au,c Eo1Js Cunday