Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19

Hardys IN LynCohNlIle-
Miss Leila Jameson, teacher OF DO
nestle science in Cabot, vlsited MISS /
Sibvl Amsden here Saturday.
Mildred Harrison is back in junior
high school after several weeks ao-
sence owing to the illness OF her
mother.
Forest Lumsden is moving his fam
ily from East Hardwics TO the t t11!,1
ment on the farm of his brother VIII
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Norman Dufur of Boston arrived at
the Caspian Lake House last week
and will act as assistant manager OF
the house.
J. d. Wilson and Rev Audley Ora
ham were in st. Johnsbury last week
to attend the meeting of the Vermont
A. E. Tolman, A. c. Chase and J.
D. Wilson, town listers, were IN 81.
Johnsbury last week to attend the
state listers meeting.
The subject for the c. E. meeting
Sunday evening at o'clock will be,
''The Art of Character Building"
Leader, Mrs. E. C.. Hayes.
Roy Young was in ST. Johnsbury
one day last week for treatment for
his eye, which was badly hurt two
weeks ago by flying chip from
wood saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Haines and others
were in Danville one day last week
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Road Pomona.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Webb and son,
who are to be in charge of the Cas-
plan Lake House this summer, arriv-
ed last week, and are making prepar-
ations for boarders.
The junior high school team played
| basket ball with the Hardwick Boy
! Scouts second team Friday evening
in the town hall and were beaten by
a score of 81 to s.
F. H Dufur, who has been in a Bos-
ton hospital for several months for a
diseased leg, does not improve much
and fears are entertained that he may
have to have his leg removed.
Elizabeth Rollins was quite badly
hurt last week when she fell on a
steel knitting needle in such a way
that it penetrated some distance into
her chest. No i'll effects seem to
have followed.
Miss Emma Lindsay, who has beer
in the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington, for several weeks following
an operation, is so far recovered as tC
leave the hospital, and is at the home
of a relative in Burlington.
Road Commissioner H. A. Harrison
and Selectman Harley Haines were
in Burlington Wednesday of thii
week to investigate the matter o
buying a tractor for use as motto
power in caring for the highways o
the town.
The four-year-old son of CIyd
Philbrok was badly cut on the arm
and hand Saturday afternoon witt
the ensilage cutter. There were three
separate cuts in his hand and arm
which required II stitches. Dr. Kin
ney gave the child chloroform befor
he could do the needed work.
7 There was large attendance a
the masquerade promenade and bo,
, supper given by the Greensboro I'm
provement club in the town hall Tues
day evening of last week The cos
TUNES were not elaborate, but man
of them very beautiful About So
was cleared by the club. n. H. Kais
er auctiOned off the boxes. The mu
sic was furnished by the East Hard
wick orchestra of four pieces. Thi
IS the second winter this club ha
held successful promenade and
looks as though it would become a
annual affair of some importance
5 The ways and means committee. a
follows, was in charge, Mrs. A. T
Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Harrison
Mrs. q. +. Colby and Mr. and Mr.,
Norwood Drown.