When was it published?

November 19, 1919 in Orleans County Monitor

Domestic News November 19, 1919

Orleans County Monitor

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Social Event, Arrival Departure

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Rose Spring, Mrs. Mary Barber, E. W. Bullard, Clyde Smith, Mrs. Pope, J. H. Pope, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Mary Weed, Mrs. Alvina Ransom, Mrs. Julia Russell, Mrs. Nancy Crosier, Mrs. Mabel Morse, Carl Rushford, George Piper, Mrs. Lola King, Chauncey Skinner, Mrs. Carl Rushford, Mrs. Annie Montgomery, Mrs. Jane Hutchins

Q: What keywords are associated?

Greensboro Bend, Local Visits, Family Stays, Work Activities, Relief Corps Meeting

Barton, Orleans County, Vermont

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What is this article about?

Local news from Greensboro Bend reports various personal activities: employment, production of cedar oil, winter visits to family, short stays with relatives and friends, sewing services, a coal shoveling feat, business visits, and attendance at a Relief Corps meeting.

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GREENSBORO BEND

Miss Rose Spring is working for Mrs. Mary Barber.

E. W. Bullard and Clyde Smith are making cedar oil.

Mrs. Pope has come to spend the winter with her son, J. H. Pope.

Mrs. Winn of Passumpsic is spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Weed.

Mrs. Alvina Ransom is spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. Julia Russell.

Mrs. Nancy Crosier of Glover has been sewing for Mrs. Mabel Morse for a few days.

Carl Rushford shoveled 37½ tons of coal here in the coal shed Friday and did it all alone.

George Piper has been spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs. Lola King, of West Burke.

Chauncey Skinner and son of St. Johnsbury were in the place on business the first of the week.

Mrs. Carl Rushford and children are spending a few weeks with friends in New Hampshire.

Mrs. Annie Montgomery and Mrs. Jane Hutchins of East Hardwick were here Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Relief Corps.

What sub-type of article is it?

Social Event Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Greensboro Bend Local Visits Family Stays Work Activities Relief Corps Meeting

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Rose Spring Mrs. Mary Barber E. W. Bullard Clyde Smith Mrs. Pope J. H. Pope Mrs. Winn Mrs. Mary Weed Mrs. Alvina Ransom Mrs. Julia Russell Mrs. Nancy Crosier Mrs. Mabel Morse Carl Rushford George Piper Mrs. Lola King Chauncey Skinner Mrs. Carl Rushford Mrs. Annie Montgomery Mrs. Jane Hutchins

Where did it happen?

Greensboro Bend

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Greensboro Bend

Key Persons

Miss Rose Spring Mrs. Mary Barber E. W. Bullard Clyde Smith Mrs. Pope J. H. Pope Mrs. Winn Mrs. Mary Weed Mrs. Alvina Ransom Mrs. Julia Russell Mrs. Nancy Crosier Mrs. Mabel Morse Carl Rushford George Piper Mrs. Lola King Chauncey Skinner Mrs. Carl Rushford Mrs. Annie Montgomery Mrs. Jane Hutchins

Event Details

Miss Rose Spring is working for Mrs. Mary Barber. E. W. Bullard and Clyde Smith are making cedar oil. Mrs. Pope has come to spend the winter with her son, J. H. Pope. Mrs. Winn of Passumpsic is spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Weed. Mrs. Alvina Ransom is spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. Julia Russell. Mrs. Nancy Crosier of Glover has been sewing for Mrs. Mabel Morse for a few days. Carl Rushford shoveled 37½ tons of coal here in the coal shed Friday and did it all alone. George Piper has been spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs. Lola King, of West Burke. Chauncey Skinner and son of St. Johnsbury were in the place on business the first of the week. Mrs. Carl Rushford and children are spending a few weeks with friends in New Hampshire. Mrs. Annie Montgomery and Mrs. Jane Hutchins of East Hardwick were here Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Relief Corps.