Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Alexander
started for Florida last Monday where
they expect to spend the winter.
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
Halloween entertainment and prone
made at McDowell's hall Friday
evening. Oct. 81. Admission Is cents
a couple, children five cents.
BROWNING TON
The c. E. society will hold a
Halloween social at E. A. Gross's
Friday, Oct 81.
COVENTRY
Little Dorothy Goss is ouarantined
with whooping cough.
Stanley Elliot has moved his family
into Mrs. Jessie Hermon's house.
Miss Alice E. Foster. deaconess.
called on friends in town Monday.
w. E. Davis and D. W. Fairbrot6eIrr
have had telephones installed in their
homes.
Mrs. A. j. Hancock has returned
from Newport where she has been
visiting.
d: W. Fairbrother has moved into
ms mouse. recently purchased Of Mrs.
j. K. Herbert. 800 ~n.-os: g
Mrs. Lewis Mongeon has returned
from her visit in Massachusetts, and
New HAMPSHIRE II G- Gs.-3-'---~@ 5----z; :: g
Mrs. Ethel Sheperd and son, Cecil.
Of Albany visited her sister, Mrs.
Bert Ware. last week. -
Dr.. R. F. Willard expects to move
his family to Littleton. N. H.. next
week. Their friends will be sorry to
have them go.
Rev. O. L. Barnard returned to his
home in Waits River Monday. The
meetings he held have been very inter
esting. Union meetings will be held
this evening in the M. E. church and
tomorrow evening in the Congrega-
tional vestry.
On account Of the Missionary con-
ference to be held in Newport on
Tuesday the w. C. T. U. will hold the
November meeting with Mrs. Will
Brooks on Wednesday, Nov. 5. The
subject will be medical temperance
and will be in charge of Mrs. Mary
| Cleveland, superintendent of this
q
Safe Remedies in IHness.'' Let every
member who possibly can, be present
GREENSBORO
Miller & Kaiser have the basement
up for their new barn.
There will be a social at grange hal
Thursday evening, Halloween night.
w. w. Goss returned from st
Johnsbury Monday and reports Mrs
Goss as improving quite rapidly sine
the operation.
The work of putting in the concret
foundation of the new grange hall i
well under way and will be in readi
ness for the building soon.
The opening number Of the lectur
course was given Saturday evening a
the Presbyterian church by the tw
lady artists to crowded house.
night Of his lecture from Wednesda
to Tuesday evening. The next on
will be Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. r. M. Salmon moved her gOOC
to Hardwick last week.
Mrs. Carrie Kennison. who has bee
sick. is improving slowly.
B. ,. Piper and R. j. Shurtleff wei
, in Bloomington on business Saturday
D. G.. Mcfarland is repairing h
house, Truman Orcutt doing the work
The Minstrel show. rendered by tt
Greensboro Valley grange, althoue
being on stormy night, was we
atteded, the receipts being about S28.
Mrs. B. F. Chamberlain went to tt
r BrighIlook hospital, ST. Johnsbu1
Monday, underwent a serious oper;
ton Wednesday and is very sick f:
this writing.
The three suits. Greensboro Ber
! Building association. C. A Barber ar
| v. D. King. all against Fernald
Bisbee of Berlin. N. H., were hear
before Justice of the Peace F. I
Amsden on Saturday and judgmel
3 rendered for the plaintiff in all thrt
sui S.
Mrs Will Kelley is some setter
this writing.
Miss Maggie Vincent is helping Mr.
> o. L. Kelley.
: F. E. Moulton has moved into A.
. Hall's tenement house.
Gordon Sykes returned Wednesds
from Waskada, Manitoba
Mrs. Hattie Jenness has been visi
:. ing friends and relatives in Derby Il
past week.
Miss Edna Sykes, who is attendil
the normal school at johnson. spe
e the week end at home
IS Will Harris is soon to take posse
v sion Of the house vacated by Mr. Sec
and work for H. w. 7Whe eler.
Mrs. w. M. Palm is. spending a. f
days in Montpelier and Woodsvi
% visiting friends and relatives
Several from here attended t