Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
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Mrs. George Gray has returned from
her visit in Coaticook.
School opened Monday Jan. 18th with
Miss Lackey as teacher.
Joseph Burbeck is sick in bed again,
having taken more cold.
The little one born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Kelly on Jan. 10 is dead
Mrs. Fred Moulton and Mrs. Russell
Moulton were callers in town recently.
Evelyn Currier is sick and unable to
go back to Derby to her school this
week.
Harley Palm has gone to work in
the woods at Lake for Caswell &
Davis.
Gerald Dawson from Edmonton,
Alberta, has been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Parker.
Ruth Hall hurt her foot quite badly
in the academy hall and is unable to
go back to her school this week.
News has come to US of the death of
Charles Ewens of WestCharleston. who
was well known to many in this place.
The birthday party at Sherman
Gray's was well attended by the young
people and all enjoyed pleasant eve
ming.
S. F. Burlingarne of Worcester,
M ass. who is interested in the Green
dale Gas Engine CO., is working for
the company in this town.
Roy Holmes and Efergine Robbins
were married Jan. Z, at the M. E.
parsonage. by Rev Mr. Harris Their
many friends in this place extend con-
gratulations.
The Nj. w. A of Holland went to
Derby Thursday night and installed
the officers of that order A bountiful
supper was served which was enjoyed
by all present.
GREENSBORO
J. D. Wiley, who has been quite i'll
is gaining slowly.
John D. Eliot of Hyde Park, Mass,
is a boarder at DR.. F. c. Kinney's.
VIM. Wills went Saturday to West
more on account Of the illness of his
mother.
Miss Helen Gibson, who has been
turned to Ryegate Thursday.
w. S. Jackson, a Greensboro boy,
late of Waltham, has opened jewel
er's store in East Pepperell, Mass.
Miss Emma J. Lindsay, who has
served as Postmaster for over four
| teen years has resigned her position, to
| go into effect March 31st.
Much sympathy is expressed for
William Wills in the loss of his brother
Forest, who recently died of scarlet
| fever, at his home IN Westmore.
j The young people gave Miss Helen
| Gibson a pleasant surprise at the home
Of Rev. F. A. Collins last week Tues
day evening. Light refreshments were
served and a good time was enjoyed by
all.
All subscribers to daily papers at
the postoffice, who are in arrears are
respectfully requested by the Postmis-
! tress to pay at once and if they wish
their paper continued to pay in ad-
vance to April 1st.
I wish to express to my friends my
sincere thanks for the sunshine bag
received Friday, also for the cards
flowers. fruit and other nice things
which have received during my i'll
ness. | certainly appreciate theil
kindness and feel very grateful.
Maurice A Spier-
At the regular meeting of Caspian
Lake grange held Thursday evening
the following officers We're installed by
Past Master Cook, assisted by Mrs
P. N. Allen. Master, Fl. Fl. Haines
overseer, w. w. Miller; lecturer, Mrs
j. Fl. Darlington; steward, A. E
Jackson; assistant steward, N L
Kaiser; chaplain, George Tolman
treasurer. N. L. Drown; secretary, J
H. Darlington; gatekeeper, Edwa re
: Pomona. Miss Florence Magoon
Flora. Mrs. Homer Harrison, L. a. S.,
Mae PhiI5rook.
On the evening of Jan. 6, the Tuck
a bache class OF the Congregations
Sunday school met at the parsonage
for their yearly presentation of re-
ports. election of fficers, etc. The re-
ports showed gains in nearly all lines
of work. The class is growing in
numbers steadily and is showing in.
creaslng devotion as gain in average
attendance and increasing interest in
Bible study show. The sewerage at
tendance for 1911 was Is; for 1912, 20.
The class, besides doing spiritual
work, is running lecture course with
success. The following officers and
J, committee chairmen were elected
I President. Charles H. Miller; vice
! president, Mrs. A. B. DeBrune; secre-
tary, N. ii. Kaiser; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. N. III. Kaiser; treasurer
Mrs. Charles HI. Miller; assistant
treasurer, A. B. Cuthbertson; Mem
bership committee, Mrs. B. M. Will
ley Flower and Relief committee,
Mrs. N. HI. Kaiser; Press committee,
Mrs. S. T. Achenbach; Entertainment
committee, Geo. S. Tolman; Devo-
tional committee, Mrs. j. II. Barring.
ton; Civic and Temperance committee
w. A. Hardy. After adjournment re-
freshments and social time were en-
joyed.
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