Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
THE He GREEsNSBOROS

eighteen. four of whom are young
women.
The Caspian Lake Grange will hold
their final meeting of the year Thurs
DAY evening and the program will be as
follows: Music by ladies' quartet,
Mrs. G. F. Richards. Mrs. H. A. Hart
SOD, Mrs. n. Fl. Kaiser, Miss Bessie
Silver; Our Town: Its Natural Re-
sources and lis Future" George
Rogers, A. j. Mcclellan and I, y.
Magoon; reading, Mrs. A B. Debrune;
paper, Nut Growing in New Eng
land, c. F. Richards general discus
! sion and reports from the state meeting
at Burlington.
The Hazen Road and Black schools
both IN the north part Of the town
closed the first term Friday after
most successful terms work. The
teachers and pupils of these schools
have done much IN repairing and beau
| ufylng the schOoihOuSeS and grounds
In the Hazen road school, Grace Fair
banks, teacher, two of the scholars,
Bernlce Anterior and Claude Collier
nave not been absent, ana three, Anna
belle Harrison, Frank Thompson and
John Gebble, have been absent but one
day. In the black school, Bessie
Fairbanks, teacher, three pupils also,
Della Rogers were not absent, and
tour, Raymond fhilbrook, Robert
Rogers, Theodore Rogers and William
Splers, were absent but one cay during
the term.
GREENSBORO NO. NEICHBORHOOD
David Speir is confined to the house
on account uf Illness.
N
Tor nla for tho WInter-
: An eight ound boy arrived at Will
dtIdJ . Dcce mDer 10.
Tbs snow rollers made their fir
appear ance last Tuesday.
Mrs. Irwin Wilson and Mrs. David
Spear were al HardWick last Saturday.
MAJ jorie Hall is spending her
Christmas vacation with her brother.
: A ion Hall.
Mrs. Roy Young, Mrs. Norwood
!; Drown and Mrs j. ID. Wilson We're at
. st. Johnsbury last Wednesday.
Ada Hill, Alice. Carl and Allan
Speir, Mildred and Aida Fairbanks
e and Everett Rutledge are at home for
their Christmas vacation
: GREENSBORO BEND
: There will be Christmas exercises
: at the church Friday evening.
Amos Cushion is critically i'll at the
{ home of his son, Nelson Cushion.
Hermon Piper, whose sickness was
mentioned last week, is not as we'll
B. D Piper was in Island Pond on
business Monday, making the trip by
auto.
Geo. E. Colby attended the State
Garage me citing at Burlington last
week.
Miss Ina Sawyer Of ST. Johnsbury is
: spendiD few Gays at w. A.
. III omas's.
e. NJ. Crowley and Mrs. Gro wley
went TO Burlington Wednesday, re-
q turning the same day.
!; The Sewing Circle held sale of use
| full and fancy articles at the Nj w. A.
hall Friday afternoon.
Mrs. B. F. Chamberlain will go to
Boston this week where she will enter
sanitarium for treatment for cal Ger
of the stomach.
The teachers, Misses Esden and
;, Perkins, bad Christmas tree and ex-
: ereises by the scholars at the school
: house Friday afternoon.
Mrs. S T. Wheeler, whose sickness
I was recently mentioned in the Moni-
: tor, died Saturday afternoon Mrs
j. Wheeler was very industrious and
e highly respected woman. She leaves
o TO mourn her loss husband, one son
s and two DAUGHTERS, and large circle
: nf friends and acquaintances. The
s funeral was held at the M. E. church
Tuesday at one O'Clock, Rev Shaw of
s floating, and burial was at the Green's
S bOro village cemetery.