Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-07-05
GREENSBORO

Il GhEENoDOnO
Mrs. Margaret Goss was visitor
in st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
William Fuguet of Montclair, N. j.
was a guest at the Bear cottage last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook of Hard
wick were guests of Mrs. Maggie
Goss Saturday.
Charles Bear and son, James Bear
left town Sunday morning for their
home in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stimets and two sons
and daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Metcalf Sunday.
Ii George Cook, state inspector OF
creameries, did the testing at the
Caspian Lake creamery Saturday.
i The young ladies, who have been
spending few days outing at Lake
Harvey in Barnet, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon are taking a
two weeks vacation going Monday to
Franconia, n. H., and Providence, r.
l., before their return.
DIR. -and Mrs Wheeler and Mrs.
Alice Woodruff returned to New York
by auto Sunday after several weeks
at Caspian lake in the B. II. Sanborn
cottage.
Mrs. Gertrude Jackson and daugh-
ter, Lila, motored to Portland and
Old Orchard, Me-, for an outing the
past week returning Saturday.
At the supper served by the ladies
| at the CONGREGATIONAL church dining
rooms Thursday about $38 was reallz-
ed for the benefit of the flower fund.
! Several from the village attended
the funeral services of John Lums-
den at Greensboro Bend Friday after
noon. Mr.. Lumsden was well known
here and has had charge of the state
road work in town for the past three
years.
Miss May Smith and the Misses
Hooper of Cambridge visited Miss
Ruth Williams the past week and
Friday the four young ladies went to
the Wambeck House in Jefferson, N.
H., where they have employment for
the summer.
Mr.. Smith and Miss Jewett of Ep-
ping, N. H., were guests of Miss Ger.
trude Smith over the weekend and
Miss Smith returned to Epping with
them to spend summer vacation
I'VE are glad to note that Miss Smith
will resume her position as teacher
in the high school in September.
School in the White district, taught
by Ina G. Logan, closed June 18th
Those having no absent marks for the
= term were Clarence and Leslie Mitch
: elk Josephine and Marjorie LaMon
Ida, Wendell and Reginald Morse
Marion Uric and Ebert Logan. The
n number of pupils enrolled was IL
n with eight having no absent marks.
GREENSBORO BEND
S B. D. Piper was in Burlington Sat,
urday.
r Mrs. Bernard Cote is working fol-
: R. A. Richie.
Mrs. Mary Jardine is very seriously
VI ill and it requires two nurses to care
VI for her.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Allen of Lis
!. bon, N. H., visited his mother over
4 Sunday.
I w. B. Richards has sold his place
known as the Sarah Davis place t6
/ Henry Stone, Sr.
j, Frank ingalls, and family are
! camping with friends at Joe's ponc
for a few days.
J. B. Lumsden passed away at the
: Hardwick hospital Wednesday, where
: he had been cared for the past SIX
weeks. The funeral was held at the
| M. E. church Friday at 1:3O o'clock
: Ruth Barr. assisted by the pastor
t Rev. Webster, officiating with burla
: at Stannard Mr.. Lumsden was g
| kind neighbor and a Woodworking
I man, and one whose familiar figure
on the street will be missed. lie
leaves a widow and several nephews
, and nieces to mourn his loss.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
! Bert Blake has hired to work for
A. F. Stoddard and has moved into
: the Mcfarland home.
7 Fred Mcfarland of Burlington Wis
tied at Owen McFarland's and called
on friends Thursday.
Leighton Miles of Lexington.
Mass, has been visiting at II. A. and
IL. F. Clark's for a few days.
Miss Sylvania Dunklee, an elderly
lady who lives at George Allard's on
1.-The Barton road, fell and broke limb
FRIDAY. She was alone and was not
7 found for "a hours. She also fell and
i broke hip a few years ago.
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