Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-31
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO
A: c. Chase went to Boston for
medical treatment last week.
Mrs. Mary Jardine has not been
quite as well the past few days.
George Colby was business visitor
IN st. Johnsbury and Concord last
week.
Mrs. Addie Sawyer is very feeble
at the nome OF her sister, Mrs. Helen
Jackson.
George Porter returned Wednesday
from few days visit to his daughter
in Montpelier.
There were union services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
conducted by Mr.. Gordon.
Word has been received of the
death of another of our summer res
ldents, Mrs. Charles Stebbins of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Schools closed Tuesday, Miss Smith
going to her home in New Hampshire
Miss Merrihew to visit friends in
Newport and Miss Bailey to her home
IN Craftsbury.
Harrison Wilson returned from
North Carolina last week to assist
IN the care of his father, j. d. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson has been feeling more
comfortable the past week.
The basket ball game between the
Hardwick and Greensboro town teams
Wednesday evening at the town hall
resulted in victory for the Hardwick
team the score being 45 to IL.
Ervil Hull and wife returned from
Springfield where Ervil has been en-
ployed through the winter and will
work for Andrew Wiley and Mrs.
Hull will work for Mrs. Bertha Mil
Ter.
Edmond Eddy of Woodbury. was
here Thursday and Friday last week,
called by the serious condition of Mrs
Eddy's mother, Mrs Davis Her
daughter, Mrs. Laird from East Hard
wick came Saturday to see her.
George Rogers was called to
| Lyndon by the serious condition of his
father, William Rogers. Mr.. Rogers
suffered a shock several weeks ago
when one side was partially paralyzed
and Tuesday morning while eating his
breakfast he suddenly became blind.
| Snow has been disappearing rapid
| ly from the roads and fields the past
week and farmers are busy in their
sugar places getting ready for bust
ness. Some have made small
amount of sugar and syrup. Wages
are high, from $50 to $125 per month
and the price of sugar promises to be
high enough to suit the consumer.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Helen Esdon is on the sick list.
III. W. ellis is in Burlington on
business.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Nault on Tuesday.
Mrs.J.H. Pope is visiting her daugh-
ter, Hazel. who is teaching in Water
town, N Y.
Arthur Hill of Lyndon Center visit
ed over Sunday at the home of Lloyd
lBatchelder.
Isiah Piper has moved back to his
house after spending the winter with
his son, B. D. Piper.
Mrs. Fanny Bartlett has returned
home after spending a few days
with friends at Windsor.
Fred Michand is working for Will
tClary through sugaring and Mllton
Piper for Charlie Miller.
Mrs. Vancour has returned to hel
home in Barton after spending feW
days here with her daughter.
Mrs. Joel Christie of Glover ha;
been spending few days with ne
sister, Mrs Georgianna Garhelo.
WESTMORE
Row Howe is working for Georg
Myers.
Carroll Piper of East Charleston
! was at Joseph Tatro's Sunday.
Oakley Converse is working flo
Charles Tatro through sugarlng.
Clarence Sturtevant of Bristol
visiting his uncle, George Myers.
Fred Tatro has gone to East Char
lesion to help Carroll Piper sugar.
Henry Buskey bias been putting u
ice for Camp Westmore the past weei
Next Sunday, April a, Easter WI
lbe observed with short program D
the children.
A. E. French attended the meetn
at Newport last week OF the InSei
church movement
The Misses Merriam of Glover hav
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. ha"so
Calkins, the past week.
The last few sunny days have $
- melted the snow that wagons are tat
= ing the place of sleighs.
Wendall Mowry and daughter, He
en- of Woonsocket, r. /. are stoppm
at G.. C. Myers for week.
Miss Flora Emerson of Burilngto
lis spending her Easter vacation VIII
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Emerson.
IN Miss Ruby Calkins is spending ne