Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-09-27

Mrs. Henry Phillips, an elderly lady
who has been i'll for some time, was
found dead in bed at Mrs. Denney's,
where she was being cared for, Sum
day morning.
Say, boys and girls, have you
thought how easily you could earn
one of those watches next Saturday
and without one cents cost to you?
See page six of this issue.
Those who have the New Century
Hymnal belonging to the Methodist
church are requested to return them,
as they will be needed at the Sunday
school convention rext Tuesday
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary Saturday afternoon and evening
with quite large circle of relatives
and friends present. Mr. and Mrs
Norton were both born in town and
nearly all their life has been spent
here. All the children and grand
children were present. The children
presented their parents with a very
pretty set of dishes and they were the
recipients of many other presents
from other members of the party.
WEST CLOVER.
Dick Wilkinson attended the state
fair.
Isabel Paquette is staying at E. l..
Tichurst's.
Mr.. Basford has been visiting
friends in Barton.
W. A. Scott and Milton Lyman are
at home from Newport
C. C. King has gone to Passumpsic
to visit his son Chester.
Mrs. Knapp went on the White
Mountain excursion Monday.
David Wright has gone to Cornell
University for another years study.
David Wylie was the guest Of his
cousin, Mrs. Agnes COX, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lanman from
Canada were the guests Of his mother
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Stevens anc
daughter EUnice visited friends II
Norwich last week.
Mrs. Lila Bliefing has returned
| from Boston, where she has beer
spending short time.
Mrs. Mabel DovIe from Newport
has been spending some time will
her mother and sister.
Say. boys and girls, have yor
thought how easily you could earn ons
Of those watches next Saturday ant
without one cents cost to you? Sc,
page six of this issue.
The Willing Workes will hold {
social and husking bee at the home OF
Geo. l.. Young this week Friday eve
ming. Ladies will furnish the supper
Price 10 cents. All are cordially in.
vited.
GREENSBORO.
All the typhoid patients in the vii
lage are improving.
L. A. Jackson went to Newpor
Monday to serve on the jury.
Rev. F. A. Collins was able to re
sumo his duties in the church Sunday
. Frank H. Dufur. who is in HARD
wick hospital, is very i'll at this writ
ing.
, Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Farr hav
moved into the tenement in the post
office building.
: The residents of the village are 40
7 ltating having spring water brough
: for village supply.
Nearly all Of the summer resident
, have closed their cottages and re
, turned to their homes.
Miss Mabel ellis and Harriso
Wilson have gone to Burlington to re
sumo their college work.
= Walter C. Simpson, who was {
home during the illness of his fathe
has returned to his business in Mass;
O chusetts.
1t is understood that the sewers
fever patients from this place VIII
are in different hospitals are gettin
along as well as could be expected.
; Say, boys and girls, have yc
E thought how easily you could cal
c one of those watches next Saturda
> and without one cents cost to you
' See page six of this issue.
"a GREENSBORO BEND.
n Miss Edith Mcfarland is clerk
d L. S. Collins store.
r Mrs. J. H. Pope returned HON
i from Boston Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Claud Coomer of Glover
spending a few days with her siste
= Mrs. J. A. Clary.
L. J. Forests baby isavery sick
E this writing. Mrs. r. j. Shurtleff
also on the sick list.
n Mrs. Emma Christie has returned
her home after spending few day
4 here with her mother, Mrs. Smith.
A good number from here attende
>, the grange fair held at East Hart
a wick Saturday and all reported fir
:. display of fancy articles and veg'
j tables.
IS Say. boys and girls, have va
v thought how easily you could earn or
/ of, those watches next Saturday an
e without one cents cost to you? Sc