Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-27
LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. w. F. Scott of Orleans spent
last Wednesday with her mother. Mrs.
L. M. Scott
Don Courser and H. D. Rowell spent
last week visiting in Boston, Lawrence
and Haverhill
Mrs. Byron Jesseman of Sugar Hill,
N. H., came Thursday to visit her
son, 0. E. Rowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Labounty are
the happy parents of little daughter,
born on Thursday, Aug. q. IL -
The village school will begin on
Tuesday, Sept. 2. 1t is a pleasure to
all to know that Miss Florence Parks
is coming back for the fall term.
The schoolhouse is being repaired.
The cellar is being remodelled, and
the schoolhouse is being newly painted,
which greatly improves the building.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenneson well
coined little daughter, Wilma Edna,
to their home on Aug II. Mrs. Wilson
of Glover has been caring for Mrs.
Kenneson.
Several of the little friends Of Miss
Vivian COapland met at her home
Saturday afternoon for pleasant time,
as she soon goes to her new home in
West Burke. Games were played and
refreshments were served.
GREENSBORO
P. N. Allen and family visited Joe's
pond recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H H. Haines have
returned from a trim to Cabot.
Mrs. Mabel Melvin of Lakeport, N.
II is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Birney and family are stopping
at Gloucester, Mass, this week.
E. Baker of Boston is at the old
Baker homestead for a brief visit.
The annual sale by the Ladies'
Home Circle resulted in profit of
S161.
The Mountain View Golf team beat
the Barre team by a score of "a tc
141 at this place Aug. 20.
Rev. W. R. Lord will lecture on
birds at the Congregational church
Friday evening Of this week.
The meeting of the Pomona grange
at Walden Wednesday evening o. last
week was attended by several Greens
bOrO grangers.
The hotels and camps are filled will
vacatiOnists as never before, amone
them being q ministers, many educa
tional professors and several judges.
Miss Bertha Hooker of Barre
daughter of B. w. Hooker, swan on
and a half miles across the lax
recently and intends to take a three
mile swim before returning home
The elusive trout have declined t
catch on recently but the people abou
the lake manage to enjoy life fire.
from mosquitoes and with plenty O
boating and tramps about the hills.
E. E. Rollins, secretary of the Vel
mont Veterans Association of Bosto
entertained Geo. W. Bridgman an
F. c.. Underwood of Hardwick a
the Caspian Lake House one da
recently.
Arthur D. Rollins of North Yakima
Washington, started on his retur
Thursday. going by the way of Bosto
and Birmingham. Ala, where he wi
visit his cousin and her nephew, Mrs
Ivens E. Rollins, formerly of Eas
Greensboro.
Such of the members Of the Caspia
Lake Fish and Game club as receive
notices attended the annual meetin
last Wednesday and elected officers a
follows: George M. Cuthbertson, pres
ident; Dr. F. G. Kinney, vice-pres
dent; B. M. Wiley. secretary an
treasurer; B. H. Sanborn and Arch
Cuthbertson, auditors N. J. White
hill, J. E. Mitchell, F. H. Dufur an
E. r. Collins, directors. A committe
was appointed to take action I
preserve the trout and exterminat
the perch in the lake. There are 1C
members in the club and so of thel
were present. Game Commissions
Titcomb delivered an address.
The fifth annual Round Robin go
tournament between teams from tn
place, Barre and Montpelier, wei
played Friday and Saturday on tt
links of the Montpelier Country clu1
resulted in a victory for the tea
from Greensboro. The total scor,
were: Greensboro, 16; Barre, 1;
Montpelier, 8. This is the third W
for Greensboro, which gives that clr
the cup permanently. For the Ring
cup, w. E. Sibley of Greensboro. J Of
Reid of Barre and F. G. Leslie
Montpelier tied with 80 each. TIL
will be played off at some future dat
The weather conditions were good
the whole although it was rath
windy Saturday. Friday night lun
was served the team from Greensbo
and Saturday noon dinner was serv
for all by the Montpelier club w.
Sibley of the Greensboro tie; m ests
ished the eighteen hole record of t
Montpelier course FRIDAY Afternoon wi
a score of 37-35-72.
ENSRORO BEND
Miss Iris Little is visiting in STOW
Mrs. Phillip Blanchett has be
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