Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-27
THE GREsENSBOROS

after which she will work for Mr..
Battles in East Hardwick.
The next meeting of the Caspian
Lake Grange will be held Tuesday
evening, NOV. 9th, instead of the
regular evening because of the inter-
ference with one of the lecture course
programs Nov. 9th will be neighbours
night and the following Oranges will
be present and furnish the program
for the evening: Caledonia Grange.
East Hardwick, Lamoille Valley Grange
of Greensboro Bend and the Grange at
at Hardwick.
The first entertainment of the
Greensboro lecture course will be the
concert by the Brewer Musical Enter
tsiners on Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
The following lectures and enter
tainment comprise the course for the
winter and seems like an excellent
course: Nov. 18th, Edward H.. Frye.
monologist; Dec. 10th. L. B. Wicker
sham, lecturer; Jan. 4th. DR.. G.. White
field Ray, lecturer, author and explor-
err Feb. 18th. Warwick Male Quartet.
The most talked of event in town for
the past few days is the burning of
the horse barn of Andrew Hill, mile
or so east of this village. The barn
was discovered on fire at nine o'clock
Friday evening and in an hour all was
consumed. The saddest part of the
air is that seven cows. two horses
and several hogs persisted in the
flames. The first noticed of the fire
was tongues of flame shooting from
the cupola of the barn. There seems
started. Mr.. Hill lost a large cow
and hay barn by fire about year ago
and had just rebuilt and so has large
barn to shelter his remaining stock
during the winter.
The Caspian Lake Grange observed
children's night at meeting held
Friday evening in their hall. The
meeting was an open one and there
program was in charge of the ways
and means committee and was as
follows :: Music, Mildred Harrison ):
exercises. 'The Dog, the Cat, and the.
Rat" Richard Rollins. Fred >Lapiere
and Fred Rodgers; recitation, car.
thurs Pockets" Arthur Drown; exer.
cises, "Three Little Stars Loretta
Cassavah. Evelyn and Elma DeBrune
recitation, "Helpine Mother" Della
Rodgers; song, "Babys Not for
Sale" Katherine and Fred Lapiere;
dialogue, Aunt Patience's Umbrella"
Katherine Lapiere, Loretta Cassavah
and Lila jackson; song, "My Dixie
Rose Dorothy and Evelyn Wiley;
fSilver; recitation, John Allen; music,
Mildred Harrison
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Clarence Colby of Victory is
spending a few days with friends
here.
! Paul Brown of Wheelock visited his
grandmother. Mrs. Kate BatchelGer,
over Sunday.
Irwin Billiard moved Friday from
the tenement of Mrs. Fadden to Mrs.
Vida Billiards..
Miss Josephine Pilbin has finished
work for Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald and
returned to her home in Hardwick.
T. M. Crowley has engaged to
demonstrate the Ford automobile.
Mr. Crowley commenced his work Oct.
21st.
The Glover Dramatic club presented
the play, 1.-THE New Minister" to a
large crowd at M. w. A. hall Friday
evening. The Glover people gave
Ione-half of the proceeds for the new
sidewalks.' !sl3F sf~3 81 D.ztslr,ss
| w. ]. Berwick has completed the
I-sidewalks extending from the M. w.
"A hall to the law office of j. G. Simp-
son. nearly one-half mile. 1t is
satisfactory job in every way. being
credit to Mr.. Berwick. also to the
Village Improvement society and to
the people far and near, who have
given literally of money and work for
its completion. This work is a great
Improvement to the looks of the
village.