Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-06-25
GREENSBORO

| GREENSBORO
D. G. Speir went to Burlington Mon
day for medical treatment.
N. W. and Roy Young are putting
on an addition to their barn.
DIR. F. C. Kinney is taking vaca-
ton of a few days in Burlington.
Miss Hazel Silver has finished work
in the store for Cuthbertson Bros.
Miss Alice Kibbey from Newport, N.
H., is working for Mrs. w. j. Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rich of Glover
spent a few days with friends in town
recently.
Mrs. H. H. Bailey and daughter,
Miss Mary, went to Springfield, Mass,
last week.
Maurice Goodrich and sister went to
Barre last week to attend the gradua
ting exercises.
Miss Edith Kibbey is working for
Mrs. N. L. Drown since her return
from Montpelier seminary.
Elmer Matthews has commenced
work on his new barn. VIM. Mcdowell
is doing the carpenter work.
Mrs Mary Judkins of Barnet and
Mrs. Sarah Trussel of Boston were
guests at J. j. Lindsay's last week.
The school at the Four Corners
closed, June 20. Those having no
marks during the term were Addie
Patch, Isabel Wiley. Madge, Evelyn
and Emma Paddleford and Henry
McFarlane.
Thursday when Clyde King drove
into Geo. C. Kings barn with load
of feed, the flooring gave way, pre-
cipitating all to the floor below.
Fortunately neither Clyde nor the
horses were seriously injured.
The meetings held at the Presbyter-
Rev. V. H. Lukens, were we'll at
tended and nine persons united with
the church on Sunday, seven by con-
; fession of faith and two by letter.
The annual Children's night program
of the Caspian lake grange will be
given Thursday evening of this week
at eight o'clock at the grange hall.
All are invited. Admission, ten cents.
Ice cream and cake will be served at
ten cents per plate.
GREENSBORO BEND
Frances Batchelder is on the sick
list.
!, Milo Miles is on the sick list.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Daniels and Mr.
and Mrs. J H Pope we're in Stanstead,
P. @ Sunday, making the trip by auto
The Village Improvement society
realized about $50 90 from their enter
ia inment Monday evening.
J. B. Lumsden has purchased a new
/ Overland automobile to take the place
of the one nearly ruined in the auto
4 mobile accident near Wells River,
June ID.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of st. Johnsbury
. are spending a few days with Mrs
Mary Weed.
. A. @. Chase was in Troy on business
last Thursday.
MORGAN
e Mrs. Annette Bartlett is visiting
relatives at Beebe.
Bert Lewis has very painful arm
: from the effects of vaccination.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Cox visited thei
son Ernest at Newport recently.
. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Gray were a
:. Friday to attend a meeting of tn,
Pomona grange.
Mildred Gray is helping at the home
: OF Geo. Calkins in Charleston. while Mrs
:, Calkins and children are having the
measles. ~
t Messrs. Warren and Campbell o.
Hardwick were here a few days las
week enjoying the fishing on Lake
Seymour.
Mrs. Holmes is at the home of he
son Roy in Irasburg for a few days
while he and his wife are away on ;
trip to New HAMPSHIRE.
Messrs. Bennett and Trip of Orleans
who have been installing new tele-
phones in Holland and Morgan have
completed the work and1gone to thei
homes.
b MORGAN CENTERs
n A. E. Ewens was in Island Pom,
=. Friday.
l. Parties from Whitefeld--ssvisited tn
lake last week.
l The little son of Perley Atkins wa
quite i'll last week.
1 T. J. Cargill was a business visito
| in Derby Thursday.
B. ]. Williams was a business visito
in Newport Monday.
q Mrs. Margaret Kelley from Derb
was in town Thursday.
81 FssMiss Rena Berry is working at Wn
Fairs at Island Pond.
Jerry Hunt from Derby Line spel
Tuesday in town fishing.
DIR. A. E. Parlin from Island Por
was in town last week.