Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-19
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operation. ,
meeting Thursday. AS usual dinner
was served for the post. After dinner
the meeting was called to order by the
president. 1t being the first chance to
keep Washington's birthday selections
from his lite were read. Several
humorous selections were read, which
were enjoyed by all.
WEST GLOVER
Alvah Rich is helping in the cream
cry.
Orrin LaFont is working for Ed.
Tichurst.
Ellis Prescott fell in the barn last
week and broke two ribs.
Margery Thompson spent last week
with her grandmother in Orleans.
Jennie Foss from Albany visited
Mrs. Lydia Tichurst and other friends |
last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, who has been
caring for Mrs. Dwyer and daughter,
is at home.
A large number from here attended
the reception given Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Vance at their home in South AL
bany.
WlLLOUGHBY
E. C. Drown was in Sutton last week
on business.
Fred Sheldon attended the operators
meeting at W oodsville Saturday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Duke spent Sun
7 day with relatives in Lyndonville.
F. P. Thrasher has commenced to
load his lumber at the mill siding.
3 Miss Glen Brooks visited at Mrs.
) Karl Wheeler's in Newport last week.
Little Florence Drown, who has been
so seriously sick with pneumonia, is up
now.
o. C. Abbott is very i'll with pneu-
. monia. Miss Austin Of Barton is car
ing for him.
Miss Blanche Conner of Lyndonville
. spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. o.
{ G. Abbott.
: Had Kimball, who is saving for
q Richie Brothers at Greensboro, was
I home over Sunday.
E. M. LaClair has about thirty-fve
: thousand feet of lumber left in the
woods and it looks as if it will stay
there for another year.
GREENSBORO
. Walter Simpson Of Boston visited his
mother few days the first of the
week.
Miss Lillian Thornton has gone to
y Boston to spend d few weeks with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Grown went to her home in
# Groton on Tuesday for few weeks
vacation.
Mrs Margaret Crown has been visit.
y ing her brother, J. G. Wilson, in Crafts.
bury for few DAYS.
Miss Ruth Woods has finished work
for Mrs. N. L. Drown and gone to hel
home in Walden for short vacation.
y Albert C. Kinney has returned to his
rs work in Norwich. Conn.,, after spend
j. ing week vacation with his parents
The judges decided that those who
~ made the most Improvement in the
20 writing'class in the Four Corners schoo
were Madge Paddleford in grade 7
Evelyn Paddleford in grade 5 and Cor
oO don Batten in grade 3.
- The u and I class of the Congrega
tional Sunday school held their monthly
"a meeting at the parsonage Wednesday
After the excellent dinner provided b!
the social committee those present en-
joyed the rendering of program O.
high merit.
ne The next regular meeting of Caspian
,r- Lake grange will be on the evening 70
ed March 27. Program as follows: Music
-, Discussion on the question (Which i
d. the more profitable, to raise cur small
grains or to buy them? ]. |. Wilson
no and D. G. Speir; duet, Mrs. S. T
90 Achenbach, Mrs. F. F. Wakefield
reading, Richard Allen; sugar socia
D. committee, ME-. and Mrs. Ladd, MI
ng berSon.
" GREENSBORO BEND
ms E. R. Collins is spending few day
lrt in New York.
Harry Clark is seriously i'll with acut
Bright's disease.
lie Mr.. and Mrs Ed Sheltra have fiji
ished work for George Blanche.
A. C. Chase was in Newport on bus
- ness Tuesday, returning home Wedne
day.
% William Russell, who has been ser
~ ously i'll with pneumonia, is gainin
- slowly.
- Miss Addie Patch of Wolcott is spen,
ing a few weeks at the home of J. Y
Wilcox.
ho Estate of George II. Graves
lie Glover