Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-20
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A baby show will be an important
is open to all children under four years
of age. Awards will be made to the
best developed child under two years
and between two and four years.
There will be a parade in which all
little ones under four years are
invited to take part. Mothers wanting
information concerning the parade
may see the committee. Mrs. L. WI
Merriam and Mrs. M. w. johnson.
WEST CLOVER
C. C. King visited his son; Chester
in Passumpsic last week. .-> Il
Mrs. Alma Martin is spending a short
! time in the home of E. c. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson spent
Sunday with his uncle, H. Basford. 4
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson has gone to
Albany to care for Mrs. HENDERSON. i
Mrs. Joseph Cook and Mrs. Jameson
of Irasburg called on friends here last
week.
Mrs. Couch and daughter from
Connecticut are guests at Lyman
BARRIERS.
Miss Cora Curtis, district nurse.
visited her friend, Mrs. Agnes Cook,
the first of the week.
| The many friends of Mrs. Kate
Dwinell are glad to hear favorable
reports from the hospital.
Russell Humphrey from Newport is
spending several weeks at the home of
his uncle. George Humphrey.
Mrs. Julia Magoon and Miss Jennie
Magoon spent Sunday with their sister,
Miss Alice Laclair in Sheffield.
The Willing Workers met in the
schoolhouse hall Aug. 18th and work
was done on quilts. Supper was
served. +. -:
Clyde Clement from Springfield,
Mass, Mrs. Emma Dudley from Hart
ford, Conn.,, Mrs. Lucy Sherburne and
Miss Lois Sherburne from Gloversville,
N. Y, visited at G., A. Humphreys the
past week.
GREENSBORO
Dr. C. H. Cook from Natick, Mass,
is visiting his brother, ]. B. Cook.
Geo. D. Silver, who has been quite
i'll, is more co :nfortable at this writing.
Rev. Henry E. Jackson from Mont.
clair, N. j.. supplied the Presbyterian
pulpit Sunday.
Rev. c.. F. Carter will supply the
pulpit at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
, Bert Calderwood of Nashua, N. H..
who is in poor health, is stopping with
his brother, Hiram Calderwood.
Miss McWilliam from West Garlic
+ ton. N. Y, is spending the month of
August at Rev. F. A. Collins's.
5 Rev. VIM. R. Lord will give an
] illustrated lecture on birds Friday
, evening, Aug. 22d, at the Congregational
q church.
g The concert Wednesday evening
o given by our summer residents was of a
high order and greatly appreciated by
o a. full house,
e Judge w. P. Stafford of Washington,
d D. c.. delivered very interesting ano
J. instructive lecture to large audience
:, at the Congregational church Friday
. evening.
Il Thursday E. ]. Laird fell from {
:. load of hay striking the upturned
= tines of a pitchfork one of which
8 passed through the f1eshy part of one
{ of his legs.
!, The second annual Vermont Presby
- terial Chautauqua held at the Presby
e terian church the 18th and 18th had
u large attendance and was both inter
e esting and instructive. The address b.
d Rev. G. R. Watson. ID >. of Philadel
d phia, Pa, giving the audience a rar
n treat.
GREENSBORO BEND
:, B. O. Davis is gaining.
st The Richie mill starts up again thi
e week. "
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Collins ar
y stopping at L. S. Collins's.
II John A. King was here several day
last week looking after his interests.
le Two more suits were brought a8ains
Fernald & Bisbee last week. Thi
u company came here from Berlin, N
J H., two years ago and was engaged il
In the pulp wood business but disappeare
last March. owing their help and tn
IT merchants here about $4,000 which the
m do not seem inclined to pay.
In The house on the farm known as tn
Id Sparhawk place and occupied b
IS William Russell and three sons wa
1T burned early Thursday morning. Tn
- fire was first discove cred by Mrs
~ Russell about o'clock in the morning
DC the woodshed and ell part of the hous
"a being in flames, and making such rapi
MT Roadway that but few articles of flu
niture were saved from this house. Til
RS house was built by the late DR.. Spa,
ne hawk about ten or twelve years ag,
! costing $500 and was one of the oe.