Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-03
THE GREENSBOROS

never been properly graded but the
children must play over holes, stones
and logs makes accidents almost I'M
1t is the opinion of your
that more accidents are
to follow if there is not enough public
spirit to properly grade the grounds
around our new schooIhouse.
The Caspian Lake Grange held
meeting in their hall Thursday even
ing at which four candidates were
given the first and second degrees by
the regular officers of the Grange.
The candidates were Loretta and
Robert Cassavah, Edith Libbey and
Ruth Williams. After the degree the
following program under the charge of
Mrs. Ned Kaiser, was given: Music,
male quartet, H. H. Haines, Guy
Allen, Morris Goodrich and Charles
Goodrich reading Will Miller; discus
sion, THAT the Average Farmer
Encounters Greater Encouragement
Profession p" Led by Burt Cook and
George Porter; music. piano and horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman; reading,
Charles Miller; paper, lis the Present
Higher Education for Girls Help or
a Hlndrance to them in Becoming
Good Housekeepers, Mrs. Margaret
Darlington; song, Pardon Allen: roll
call of jokes. Fred Cassavah told of
some small things that make for profit
or loss on the farm. Mrs. A. E. Jack
son told of some small things that
make for profit or loss in the home.
Solo, Mrs. Wakefield There were
about so present and all reported an
excellent time.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Pope were in
Jeffersonville Tuesday.
B. D. Piper who has been sick for
several days. is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Adams returned
from Manchester. N. H., Monday.
John Bedell has commenced house.
keeping in the tenement of Mrs.
McF adden.
Mrs. Carrie Crowley is on the sick
list. Mrs. Glenn King of Glover is
caring for her.
J. G.. Simpson. who has been in
Craftsbury for several days, returned
home Saturday.
B. F. Chamberlin was called to East
Hardwick Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mark Warner.
Frank Forrest left here Saturday
night for Boston to be present at
railroad meeting there Monday.
Thomas Hale of Hardwick is moving
into the tenement in the Woodman Hall
building and will work for William
Mcdowell.
| c. B. Sternburgh has sold his farm.
crops, stock and farming tools to Mr..
McEwen of Craftsbury. Price $500.
Possession will be given Nov. 10.
: Mrs. B. F. Chamberlin was taken
: sudden i'll Saturday and is quite sick
1 at this writing. Mrs. Sternburg was
: called from Morrisville to care for her.
, r. J. Shurtleff has sold his place to
G. B. Sternburg, price S2700, posses
sion given at once. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Shurtlef will occupy the upper tene-
. ment of the house.
= a GREENSBORO NO. NEIGHBORHoOD
d Qntended for last week.
Mrs. R. 1 Macomber is spending a
few days at G. w. Thompson's.
. A. B. Fairbanks entertained his
t nephew from Sheldon last week.
: = Mrs George Allen spent the week.
end with Der son. Richard Allen.
e Craftsbury students enjoyed al
n extra holiday at their homes last
II week.
d Misses Bessie and Grace Fairbank.
II were in Hardwick Monday to visi
= schools.
d Frank Bates of Burlington visite,
his sister, Mrs. Charles Lapierre
!. recently.
?. Mrs. George Philbrook has returne
~ to Sutton to care for her sister, VIII
er still remains seriously ill.
% Mrs. Dorman has gone to Lowell
70 Mass, to spend the winter with he
w daughter. Mrs. Mckinley.
v. Jason Young left last week fc
Nashua. N. H., to make his home wit
ID his daughter, Mrs. Walter Hayden.
Se Irwin Wilson, Ray Young, Robel
Us Rodgers and: Mrs. Harley Haines WEI
Nv all on the sick list last week. All al
ne reported better.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, Mr.. ar
Mt Mrs. Richard Allen and son and Erdi
ur Upham took an auto trip recently
to They visited thirteen different towr
We and stopped at Willoughby for Dime