Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16

We think that Chas. Chesley takes
first honors as grower of turnips A r
the scales at II pounds after the top i
was cut off. With the top on, it
weighed over 20 pounds and he has
others as large or larger.
Tickets for the lecture course are
now on sale at Davis store. Single
tickets, 35 cents course tickets, S125;
children under IL, single tickets, rs
cents course tickets, rs cents The
first number is the Southland Singers
on Tuesday evening, Oct. 20. Come
and hear the darkies sing and play the
| "old BANJO
WEST CLOVER
John Borland has returned from his
northwest trip.
Mrs. Al Bean and son visited friends
/ in Lyndon recently.
Frank Gleason is papering and paint |
ing inside the store.
Mrs M. Wilson spent a few days
with her parents last week.
Veda Allen recently went to her
I u.
Mrs. Clara Colby and Mrs. Emma
Cousins visited at Ernest Bakers last
week.
James Stiles, who has been with his
brother, w. B. Stiles, has gone to visit
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber and
guests spent day lsat week with
Joseph Cook in Irasburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barber and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, are
guests at Lyman Barber's.
Mrs. Cora Thompson of Danville is
spending a short time with her par
- entS, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Stiles.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Drake, who
have been living in Mrs Lapman' S
= house, will move to Orleans, where he
has work.
: GREENSBORO
Herbert Turrell was in town over
- Sunday.
Il H. E. Olmstead and family visited
| relatives in Barnet last week.
II Mrs. j. J. Lindsay fell recently, in
II juring her shoulder quite badly.
II Henry Benjamin was in Burlington
H recently for treatment at the hospital
II Hazen Road Pomona grange will
II meet with Wolcott grange Saturday
II Oct. 10.
II Thomas Morse has removed from tn
II Tate house to F. H. Dufur's tenemen
II in the village.
II A. J. Mcclellan is taking his annus
|! leave of absence for two weeks, an
II J. A. King is acting as substitute.
! The Greensboro and Greensboro Ben
II music pupils of Miss Abba Hovey wi
II give free piano recital at the M W
II A. hall at the Bend, Friday evening
II Oct. IS, at o'clock All are cordia
II ly invited.
II John Rice, a former resident, die
II Oct. 18th at Waterbury. His remain
II were brought to Greensboro for inter
ri ment, and the funeral was held Sunda
II afternoon at Congregational church
II Rev. S. 7. Achenbach officiating
H. VIM B. Smith died Sunday mornin
II at 6 o'clock, having reached the ae
II Of 78 years, three months and thre
II days. The funeral was held at his lat
II home, Tuesday the 18th, Rev. S.
II Achenbach conducting the service
II Mr.. Smith has been a great suffer-
II for several years. He leaves to moul
II his loss, beside a widow, three sol
II and two daughters.
II GREENSBORO BEND
Il Silas Hollaway has moved his fami
| to Berlin, N. H.
II Mrs. Abbie Drumming is stopping wi
Il Mrs. A. G. Chase for a few weeks.
II Mrs. Mira Chamberlain has gone
i work for Mr.. Newell in West Glover
II Mrs Carrie Sanborn of Lyndon
spending few days with Mrs. Bert
Thomas.
A. B. Moves of the Passumpsic Bal
of ST. Johnsbury was here on bu
ness, Wednesday,
The saving of the stock of logs
the Webster Lumber company mill w
II finished the first of the week.
Mrs. F. B. Forrest and childr
spent Saturday with Mrs. Forces
mother in Cambridge Junction.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Valencourt a
spending couple of weeks wi
. friends and relatives in Sheldon.