Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-10-30
GREENSBORO

Della Rodgers is having the infiu-
enZa.
Foster Gebbie has been i'll the past
week with influenza.
Ruth Cuthbertson has been i'll the
past week with influenza.
N. H. Kaiser is installing furnace
in his house north of the village.
L. A. jackson, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is more COM
Portable.
W. NJ. Rollins was in Lyndon one
day last week looking after his prop
erty there.
E. C. Kinney is making extensive
Winnemere.
Andrew Wiley, who is working for
Henry Miller, has been i'll the past
week with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hardy and little
son, Robert, of Lyndon are at Chas.
GOodrich's for a visit.
Willie Wood, who works at A. g..
Jackson's has been sufferer with the
influenza the past week.
Mrs. Amanda DeBrune and Ruth
Williams were in St. Adams and
Georgia one day last week.
Donald and Harold Drown have had
q relapse OF the influenza and have
been quite i'll the past week.
Miss Marjorie Perrin left one day
last week for Burlington, where she
will attend U. V. M. again this year.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Paquette
of Hardwick, well known here, is very
i'll with pneumonia at the home of
John Babcock.
Mrs. Mary Dana of Lyndon was at
the home of her father, Loren Hart
son, all last week, to help care for her
brother, who died Friday.
Many who knew Mrs. Helen Slapp
Emerson will sympathize with her in
the loss of her husband in Montreal a
short time ago after a brief illness.
Linvel Brown was called to New
port one day last week by the draft
/ board and has gone to New London
Connecticut for training for war ser
vice,
Twenty thousand lake trout were
sent here Friday from the state
hatcheries and were placed in Cas-
plan lake by B. NJ Wiley and Sam
Ladd
| Prof. Ray Pestle, principal of tht
junior high school, came from III:
! home in Canandaigua, N. Y, to take
I'D his school duties when schoo
opens.
Miss Elsie Atwell, assistant princi
pal in the junior high school, wa
called to her home in Brandon Tues
day of last week by telegram from
her father.
Ensign Harry McLoud was at tn
home of his mother, Mrs: w. 5: In
gals Tuesday, coming from New
York City. He has just returned from
his first trip across to France an
looks very well and strong.
The two little grandsons Of DR.. F
~ov were taken back to thei
la \ C. Kinney, at Hard
= ktr.- Kinney has $
mother Mrs. IF tn
Hslck, Sunday r Mrs.
lar !S recovered from an attack
iiiiioehza as to be about the house.
there were ITO subscribers to the
Fourth Liberty loan in this town and
we went several hundred dollars over
our quota. A fine flag has been re-
G g :, by the committee of which G.
+. Colby is chairman and will grace
our flag staff.
E. A. Baker of Boston was here
several , days last week arranging to
sell his farm and stock in the near
Iuture. The Holstein Stock Farm
nas been show place in our town |
tor many years and it will be a great
oss not to have it continued.
,Ephraim Harrison died at the home
II his is father, Loren Harrison, Fri
lay at the age of 81. Funeral SER
'ices were held at the house Sunday
lfternoon, conducted by Rev. p. C.
hayes. Burial was in the VILLAGE
emetery. Mr.. Harrison was born and
ad always lived in this town with the
RECEPTION of few years he spent in