Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-22

ocuCo0 ana HloQ with the commission
at Washington within days before
the date of the examination, otherwise
it may be impracticable to examine
the applicants.
GREENSBORO BEND
w. J. Smith of Sheffield was here
on business Saturday.
Mrs. J A. Clary has been spending
a few days visiting friends in Colches-
ter.
S. T. Wheeler and A. c. Shatney
| are drawing pulp for Fernal and Bis
bee.
A. C. Chase was in Craftsbury and
| Barton on business the last of the
week.
B. D. Piper and Ben Demars are
drawing logs for the Richie Brothers
Lumber Company.
The Craftsbury basket ball team
played game here with the Green's
boro Bend team Saturday evening.
Fernal and Bisbee have commenced
cutting pulp and are loading from
three to four cars day. J. A. Clary
runs the saw.
Mrs Amanda Thomas and Miss
| Ruth Williams, who have been spend
| ing a few weeks here with friends,
have returned to their home in
! Georgia.
| POLAND
Rep. A. R. Hall. who came home
Friday has returned to Montpelier
| Little Francis, only child of MIR. and
Mrs. OrvilIe Kelley,is sick at this writ
ing.
Evelyn Currier and Ruth Hall have
recovered rom their illness and re-
turned to Derby academy.
Miss Jennie Lackey was unable to
| teach in her school the first of the
week ona ccount of illness.
Little Forest Simpson, only child of
Ernest Simpson, is gaining slowly. A
trained nurse is caring for him.
| Joe Racine has been i'll unable to at.
tend to his duties as cream gatherer, his
place being taken by the butter maker
Herbert Aldrich.
| There was no grange meeting Satur
day night on account of the storm bu
we hope to have night su table for {
meeting before long.
Charlie Bennett. a resident of this
town and much esteemed by us al
passed away on JAM 49, He was borr
in Old Hampshire, England and came
to this country when he was ten year.
old. He married Lydia Washburn O.
New York state. Nine children wer,
b >rn to t a. of whom are now ! wing
Addie, Simon. Oscar, Calvin, tAlice
Charles and Howard. Mrs. Bennett
= died ten years ago and since then h
has made his home with his son
Charles, who lives in this town. Nh
Bennett will be much missed by ALL
! Joseph Burbeck died at his hom
Friday morning January IT. He ha
been in poor health for a long tim
but the end came quite suddenly H
was sixty-three years old and his oc
cupation was that of a machinist A
a young man he married Alma Arm
strong of this place, three childre
2 were born to them. Clarence now llv
ing in Boston, Lulu now Mrs. English
| living in Massawippi, P. O., Ernes
living in this town. In several year
: after the death Of his wife he married
Mary Cowing. One child, Henry wa
born to them, who lives in this towr
His wife and children survive him
1t can be truly said that good an
e useful man has been taken from us
e He will be much missed in this town.
= LOWELL
Rev. Joseph Lavigne and sister wer
: in Montreal last week.
Miss Mamie Snider was at HON
: from Troy over Sunday.
Eugene Rabideau has moved int,
Peter Martins tenement.
Mrs. G.. B. Bromley was quite il
= last week, but is now improving.
!. Willis Bowen has recovered from hi
h illness Of pneumonia so as to be GU
4 again.
Mrs. Volney Parker visited las
week with her son Arthur and famil
at Troy.
Mrs. l. Verge, an aged lady VIII
died on the West hill in Westfeld, is t
be buried in the cemetery here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Young an
! Henry Stewart visited at the home O
Albert Stewart and family in Tro
Saturday.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Hodgeman has been i'll with
bronchial pneumonia, but is reported t
be gaining.