Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04

ira of Hardwick will appear in the new
town hall, Greensboro and render
concert from to 9 O'Clock. and ST.
Valentines dance from to II o'clock.
This musical organization is considered
one of the best dance orchestras in the
state 1t will be worth your while to hear
Miss Florence Kimball, young violin
ist of natural ability, who leads this
orchestra. Round and contra dances
will be had and the latest popular and
standard music played. If you would
| like to spend an enjoyable evening
of dancing plan to attend. A good jolly
time assured to all. Admission SOC.
per couple.
GREENSBORO BEND
John Barr, who has been sick for two
weeks, is gradually falling
A. C. Chase left here Monday on
| business trip to Essex county.
| J. H. Pope and A. G.. Chase had
union telephones placed in theirshouses
last week.
| Ben Demars and W. A. Allen were
at home from their work at Wolcott
over Sunday.
Susie Waterman has finished work at
| Sumner Hills and returned TO her home
at East Hardwick.
o. w. Fernald of Berlin, N. H.. was,
| here several days last week looking
after his interests here.
Quite a good number from here
attended the Pomona grange meeting
at Rardwick Wednesday.
VIM. Withers is sick with pneumonia
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.
R. Cole. Emiel Mercer has moved his
family into the upper tenement in the
Cuthbertson house.
HOLLAND
Mrs. Henry Burbeck is quite sick.
Mrs. Dan Vincent is on the sick list.
Miss Gladys Gray was the guest of
Mrs. Guy Bartlett a few. days last
week.
Misses Flossie and Sadie Judd have
returned to their work at Stanstead
college,.
Miss Evelyn Currier is spending a
few weeks with friends and relatives
in Island Pond.
The Auxiliary held dance in the
new hall Friday evening, Jan. 80. A
good time was enjoyed by all. Pro-
ceeds of the evening, $11.
About 60 people gathered at the
home of Albert Rumery for dinner
Wednesday. Ian. 28 and as many more
in the evening. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. Proceeds of the even
ing, SIT. 10.
The donation of the M. E. church
, and society will be held in the church
Friday evening, Feb. 6. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged. Miss Knight
, will lecture on her trip to Europe.
Everyone cordially invited.
] Rev. Father lie Blanc visited in
Maine recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Coolidge were
:, in Westfeld Wednesday.
n Oscar McGregor of Richford is at
Charles Kelley's for few weeks.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Rhodes are the
: parents of daughter born Feb. l.
! Mrs. Herbert Reed of WestfeId is
caring for Mrs. Albert Farman, who is
g i'll.
The M E. society will serve dinner
at the Woodman hall town meeting
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair visited
< her mother at Westfeld the first of the
e week.
a Mrs. Francis Jacques'spent the week
i end with relatives in Westfeld and
Troy.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of Troy
: were visitors at G. E. Curtis over
a Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guild of Coventry
d were guests at Ernest Blanchard,s the
{ first of the week.
l The Boy Scouts have chosen the
: "Wolf" for their patrol sign and pur-.
3 chased patrol flag with this device.
| The ladies of the congregational
church will serve dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Winget on town
meeting day.
y Faithful Christian Endeavor." WAS
the Sunday morning theme at the
! North church on the 33d anniversary
Il of the Endeavor movement. and "Blos-
sonis of Promise in Every Land" for
: the children's s sermon.
The w. C. T. u, are planning to-
Y have matron's Medal contest at the
Woodmen hall Friday evening. Feb.
13. There will be prize speaking
!. contest by six of the matrons and a,
musical program, after which refresh
4 mentS will be served. Let everyone
. plan to attend and help this good work.
n The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs
!. Della Blanchard Tuesday afternoon
. Eleven members and three visitors
= present. Meeting was opened by sing
ing, prayer, reading the crusade
Psalm. roll call, "Bible verses on
o duty; business; discussion On topic,
NG<l o11 To-, ~
Bertha Curtis. Mrs. Flora Guild of
Y Coventry was present and entertained
a the ladies with two fine readings.
Singing benediction