Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-20

the last Post meeting.
Miss Findlay from Nebraska has
been spending short time with her
friend, Doris Cameron.
Meadow Brook Camp, No. 1471O, will
hold meeting November 26 at p. m.
Each member is requested to be
present.
The Willing Workers will hold a
Peanut social at the hall Friday eve
ming. Nov. %. Doughnuts and warm
sugar will be served at Is cents each,
children free. Ladies kindly bring
plain doug hnutS.
GREENSBORO BEND
Geo. Colby is spending a few days
| with friends in Victory.
Carroll Simpson has returned home
| after several weeks absence.
Bernard Daniels was in Morrisville
on business the last of the week.
Mr.. Blake has rented the John Barr
house and will move his family there
| soon.
V. D. King and Harold Miles are
| spending few days in camp in Glover
deer hunting.
L. S. Collins is repairing his tene-
ment house and Mrs. Elmyra Daniels
will move in soon.
The young ladies of the place held
ball at the M. w. A. hall Friday eve
ming and all who attended report a fine
| time.
John Lumsden shot fine deer Sat-
| urday afternoon in Mr. BronSon'S sugar
place. Mr.. Lumsden is the first one
in town to get deer so far.
Twenty three from Greensboro Val
ley grange attended the Neighbors'
Night meeting with Caspian Lake
grange Thursday evening and all re-
port good time.
M. L. Hutchins had the misfortune
to sprain his ankle badly one day the
first of the week while running
heavy wagon out of the barn and has
been obliged to use crutches ever
since.
Willie Piper met with quite SER
iouS accident last week Monday night
as he was returning home from the
village after dark. He collided with
Ed. Bucks team and the horse jumped,
breaking the harness, and dragged Will
out of the wagon. In some way his
leg was caught and the muscles were
torn from his knee, but there were
no bones broken. He is getting along
as well as could be expected but it
will be some time before he will be
able to be out again.
HOLLAND
Mrs. Blake is sewing for Gertie
Wheeler.
F. R. Moulton has sold his farm,
auction Friday.
Adm Armstrong is doing some work
for H. W. Wheeler.
Mrs. Carrie Smith from West Derby
is visiting at H. R. Marsh's.
Mrs. Ferrin and her daughter Kate
came home Tuesday from Barton.
Mrs. l. E. Hackett has returned
from her visit in New Hampshire
Several of our young men are camp
ing near Holland Pond, looking for
deer.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the M. E. par
| Sonage.
= |
Mrs. Andrew jerks is assisting Mrs.
Amos Deblois.
Harvey Fletcher is away visiting
with relatives.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lanson Sanborn were
in Orleans Nov. 18th.
I DIR. Sheehan's mother from Crafts
bury is visiting at the doctors.
Alexander Guyette is visiting his
daughters in Cowansville, Canada.
5 John Wharry is working at Silsby
& Co.'S mill and boarding at his
. sisters.
w. A. Blake and Rev. FIR. Lavigne
a have had telephones installed in theil
: residences.
Y Miss Ellen Benware was at home
: from her school at North Troy the last
: of the week.
Fred Page has had the good fortune
to capture in his traps two foxes anC
e three raccoons.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Adams have
: moved to the farm they lately pur-
chased at Berlin.
Julius Glodgett and family have
moved back from Mr.. Greenwood
house to the farm.
Mrs. Myrtle Sanborn is visiting hel
, sister, Mrs. Burton, and family at
South Norwalk, Conn.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzell Taylor are
away spending some time with their
r son, Ezra Taylor, and family of AL.
bany.
, Herbert Lucas OF Eden has moved
+ into Geo. Steinhour's mill house to
, board the workmen employed by
Louis LaClair.
Jasper Thompson drove to Montpe-
= lier last week on business trip and
then returned to attend to his clothing
and repairing business here.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Sisco are NOV
= ing to their farm in Newport They
have resided here five years, and we