Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-14
GREENSBORO BEND.


Carl Rushford has finished work
for R. j. Shurtleff on a lumber job.
M. L. Hutchins. Jason Hutchins
and Mrs. G. Davis were called to Bos-
ton Monday, Feb. 9Th. by the death of
their brothers wife, Mrs. Harley
Hutchins.
Madam Barnard, mother of Rev. 0.
L. Barnard, died Sunday afternoon and
the funeral was held at Waitsfeld
Tuesday afternoon. Much sympathy
is extended to the family in their
sorrow.
The officers in Greensboro Valley
grange, No. 454, were Installed Tues
day evening and refreshments con-
sisting of cake, coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts were served by the ladies
of the grange.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Ed Batchelder is in poor health
atsthis writing.
F. R. Moulton began work for Mr..
Raymond Monday.
Margaret and Edna Sykes are home
from East Haven.
Mrs. Harry Huntoon, who has been
quite Ill, is better.
Charlie Smith is working in the
woods for Geo. Ames.
Roy Waterman has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs A. r. Hall.
Earle Hackett is taking a business
course at Stanstead college.
John Taplin is able to be out, after
being sick with severe cold.
Ira Lackey has Passumpsic tele-
phone installed in his house.
Mrs l. E. Hackett and sister visit
ed Mrs. Martin in Barns ton recently.
Eleanor Palm has finished her
: school in East Charleston and is at
: home.
! District Superintendent R. F. Lowe
will preach in the M: E. church Sun
day, Feb. rs, at 10: 30 a. m.
It is expected that Miss Wilson. the
deaconess. will speak in the NJ. E.
church Sunday, Feb. 18th, at 10 80 a.
a m.
The many friends of Mrs. B. J.
Farr will he glad TO know that she is
e gaining and all hope for speedy re-
t covery.
IRASBURG
~ The remains of Rudolph Montague
were brought here for burial Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Roberts of
- Sutton called on friends in town Fri
day.
Mrs. Herbert Wheeler went to
~ Montreal Monday and accompanied
=, ~ her husband home from the hospital.
Edward Lee has accepted a position
- in the office of Pillsbury & Baldwin
- - in St. Johnsbury and commenced his
labors Monday.
IS DR.. P. G. Templeton went to Con.
le cord, N. H., Thursday to accompany
q. his wife and children home, returning
r. Saturday night.
1. All those who are planning to joir
I'D the Irashurg band are requested to
As meet at the M. E. vestry for rehears
c. al Saturday evening.
1G w. L. Locke, who is spending the
r Sl winter in Lyndonville, wishes to thaEl
- the friends in Irasburg and vicinity
for the many remembrances by lette
and post cards received on his 72nr
birthday.
The new town hall was we'll flle'
u Friday evening when the Ir8sbur
band assisted by the Orleans ban
,st gave a fine concert followed by
promenade and box party. The who'll
entertainment was a success and net
III ted the band over $50.
The Ladies' Aid society oyster SUI
he per held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hannant Wednesday after
,re noon and evening was a decided sue
cess. There was large attendanc
and a general good time enjoyed. Tn
zen receipts for the evening were ove
S12.
lie The Catholic church fair at Ira!
es. burg Feb. 10 and 90 in the new tow
hall will present an attractive pr
Ter gram each evening as follows: MOI
III day evening, oyster supper, farce, g
Social Outcast." Tuesday evening
ON Farce, Freezing a Mother in law.
w. Box party. Music by Billiards. o
chestra. Fancy booths. fish pom
Klondike, etc. Admission to hall
ary cents.
! The fourth and last quarterly co
ference of the year of the M.
rch church was held at the M. E. parso
The age Saturday afternoon, Feb. 3, tt
iris Rev. R. F. Lowe, district superinten
he ent in the chair. Nearly all tt
ay- members of the board were preseD
ari- Excellent reports were given, shoV
ing the church to be in prosperol
condition. The minister, Rev. G.
Wells, received a unanimous invitatit
ON to return for another year.
The village schools closed Frids
the Feb. 16, with an entertainment in I'll
10. new town hall to which everyone
-. cordially invited. The entertainer
utn consists of songs, exercises, drill
asst and q pantomime. Following tn
there will be a promenade. II
,ge band will furnish music. Proceeds
DOL go toward purchasing a piano for Il
hail. Entertainment begins at
m. Admission 25 cents, children u
OPP der IL years of age 10 cents.
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