Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-06

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GREENSBORO
Mrs. Lavina Clary is on the sick
list.
Ted and Robert Rodger were in
Hardwick Saturday.
R. A. Richie was business visitor
in Hardwick Thursday.
Wayne Goss of St. Johnsbury is Wis
ting his uncle, Harry Olmstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dupont entertained
out-of-town relatives last week.
Mrs. Jane Whitcher returned to her
home in HardWick the first of the
weekk,
Aida Fairbanks and Alice Speir are
a4 their homes from U. V. M. for a va
cation
Mrs.. viii E. Thompson and son of
Walden visited in town the tlrst OF
the week.
Miss Grace Fairbanks went to New
York the first of the week for medical
consultation.
A. S. Hall and son, and Everett Per-
rim were at East Hardwick the last
of the week.
Mrs. Charles Lazotte and Barbara
Collins of Nashua, N. H., spent the
weekend at F. G. Cassevah's.
During the wind storm Saturday
night the roof was blown off the barn
on r. A. Ritchie's upper farm.
DIR. Ferris of Hardwick was in town
Wednesday on professional visits to
F. G. Cassevah's and Carl Philbrook's
Loretta Cassevah entered the hos
pital at Hardvick Sunday where she
will undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis soon.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Eddie Buch has blood poison.
ing in her hand.
Will Clary was in St. Johnsbury OF
business Saturday. ~ @a>
Mrs. Revoir of Hardwick is working
for Mrs. Mcdonald.
A. G.. Chase was in Boston the first
of the week for treatment.
Beatrice Fuller is working at B. F
Chamberlin's for a few weeks.
J.. B. Silver moved his goods to st
Johnsbury the last of the week.
MIS-. mCDOudlu dIu w. Is' OolS, WIN
are quite ill, remain about the same
Bert Russell has sold his farm to ;
party from Elmore. Possession g1ve1
at once.
Albert Anair moved Monday int
his house which he recently purchaser
of B. D. Piper.
Edith Brown has finished work a
Mr.. McDonald's and is working TO-
Mrs. Kate Haskins.
Our village was without electro
lights Saturday and Sunday night
owing to the high wind falling tre
on the wires.
Joe Demars has rented the house O.
w. B. Richards and will move as sool
as his year is out on the farm he ha
been carrying on.
CRAFTSBURY
The listers commenced their yearl.
task Friday.
Mrs. Cora Wylie and daughter re
turned Sunday from Glover.
Barbara Marckres was weekend
guest of Mildred Silver of this village
Hosea Martin from Eden, forme
resident, has been spending few day
in town.
Mrs. Nora Lindsay of Greensboro
spent last week visiting friends Il
this village.
Ellis Noodle has been spending
part of his vacation at Mr.. Rowelp'
in South Albany.
Representative Hadley and famil.
returned from Montpelier to thei
home here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Balch and fam
iIy moved on Wednesday to HardWick
where they expect to reside.
Hosea Martin has rented Mr.. Bur
teson's work shop, where he will d
harness and shoe repairing.
c.. C. Stratton has sold his villag
residence to John Spring, possession
to be given the first of May.
Mrs. Clarence Brewster spent tn
weekend in ST. Johnsbury returning
TO her home Monday forenoon.
The stage was delayed until mid
night by tree being blown across tn
Gulf road from Hardwick Saturda
night.
The M. E. society voted to hav
another lecture course the coming ia
and winter.The same committee wa
retained.
The Sunday school board meeting
and prayer meeting will be he'll
Thursday evening with Mrs. Marci
Simpson.
FIR. Green of Morrisville was
guest of his son, Fred Green, an
daughter, Mrs. Burleson Wednesda
and Thursday.
j. J. apd l.. Renfrew Gallagher q
Hardwick were called to this tow
Sunday by the serious fire which cor
sun1ed some Gallagher property.
Fred Hitchcock will be at Charlie
Capland's blacksmith shop this Sc;
son to do horse shoeing and gener;
blacksmith work.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Lathe WEI
Tuesday to Burlington, where Mr.
Lathe will enter the Mary Fletcht
hospital for treatment.
Another disastrous fire visite
Craftsbury Sunday morning. The fl
started ia the old hotel barn a lit