Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-01

a. MeSSef S.
The many friends of F. II. Dufur
Will be pleased to know that he is re-
covering and hopes to be at home in
a week or two.
Mrs Homer Harrison returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital last week
and her friends will be pleased to
know that she is improving rapidly.
The Ladies' Social circle met
Thursday with Mrs. R. A. Richie. A
missionary society was organized to
be united with the Ladies Social
circle and hereafter to go by the
name of the Ladies' Missionary socf-
ETY..
GREENS9ORO BEND.
L. s. Collins and Mrs. A. C. Chase
are sick with grip.
A. G. Cox and Fred Anair are
camping at Long Pond. Greensboro.
F. A. Amsden is having a new iron
roof put onto his feed store by ]. H.
Pope.
Mrs. Carrie Daniels was in Hyde
Park visiting her friend, Mrs. H. E.
Holbrook.
Geo. A. Massey has purchased the
Anthony Massey farm and taken pos
session.
Mrs. Geo. Shipman of Hardwick
was here Tuesday to inspect the
Woman's Relief corps.
A. C. Chase was in Ryegate, New
bury, and Bradford, three days last
week on business for John Keir of
Craftsbury.
The Greensboro Bend Ladies' Aid
society will hold a church fair of
fancy articles at the vestry Of the M.
E. church. Nov Is.
HOLLAND.
Shirley Hall spent the week end at
home.
Ella Cheney visited her sister over
Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Hall was in Island Pond
recently.
H. NJ. Stone has sold his farm to
Ed. BatcheIder.
Adm Armstrong is painting J. F.
Waterman's buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith have
moved to Derby Line.
Mrs. B. Farr and Mrs. Fred Dag
gett were in Newport recently.
A. M. Lebanon has gone to Sher-
brooke hospital for eye treatment.
Harry Bradford visited his grand
mother at Caswell's Mills recently
The auction at the farm of the late
v alter Judd, Oct. 81. was well attend
ed.
T. H. Domino and Miss Elizabeth
Cofran were callers at A. r. Halls
recently.
Riley Worth has returned from
R. Moulton.
J. F. Waterman recently picked an
apple from his orchard measuring 13
inches in circumference.
Mrs. Perkins has returned home
after spending short time with her
daughter. Mrs. E. M. Gray.
Miss Kate Ferrin has SO far recov-
cred from her illness as to be able to
come from Barton to her home here.
Service as usual in the Methodist
church, Nov. 9Th. The theme, 1.-The
Relationship of the Home to Society,""
The grange Question for Saturday
. evening, Nov. 18th, profitable Meth
DDS of Winter Employment on the Az
erage Farm.
LOWE l..
! L. L. Cross was in Newport recent
~.
Mr.. Lynch was quite i'll few days
, last week.
' MIR. Cameron of Newport spent
Sunday in town.
; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker were
in Troy Thursday.
Mr.. CooIbeth and Halle recently
visited in Johnson.
/ Clarence Hodgaman was in New
2 port Monday on business.
Mrs. Hurd is in East Charleston
for visit among friends.
: See the Monitor report of the rail
: road meeting on another page of this
2 paper.
| Milo Hines has purchased an E. M.
> F. automobile of the G. II. Davis
. company of Barton.
e Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newton spent last
Y week in Bloomington as guests of her
e parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. Newton.
! Mrs. D. ]. Sheehan has been ap-
: pointed treasurer of the Missisquoi
Teachers and Patrons association.
: II. J. Edmunds. optometrist and
watch repairer will be in town Tues
day and Wednesday, Nov. z and 8.
: The dance Friday evening was we'll
represented, several from adjoining
towns being present. Sawyer's or
> chestra of Orleans furnished music.
, Fire broke out in the engine room
at the Silsby mill Monday. The fire
: occurring at noontime, the help was
at hand and the fire was soon under
control.
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