Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-10
THE GREsEsNSBOROS

by their friends and neighboYs on
Friday evening, Nov. 5. About Is
gathered at their home about eight
o clock and none left until late hour
Doughn1ts, cake and coffee were served,
and the following program was given
and added to the interest of the even
ing: Readings, Will Miller, Miss
Charles Miller, Mrs VIII Bates; COL
lege songs for all who wished to join
Ia A sum of money, was, given Mr..
and Mrs. Kaiser as token. of esteem.
Friday at clock this village was
thrown into considerable excitement
when it was discovered that the Cas-
plan Lake House owned by F. H.
Dufur, was on fire. The fire appeared
on the south end of the main building,
IN the peak Of the roof and although
there was much smoke, very little
blaze was seen. The fire started in
one of the upstairs bed rooms and was
probabaly started in one-of the upstairs
ped rooms and was probably started
/ by partly burned cigarette or cigar
being left In the room! The fire COM
pany responded promptly to the call
with large amount of good hose,
pals, axes, etc. There was a large
number of men present who aided in
putting out the fire and many women
who aided in removing: most of the
furniture from the large hotel The
ire was difficult to get atbecause there
seemed to be no way to get into
the garnet except through the roof,
in which several holes were cut. The
department did good: service and had
plenty of water with: high pressure
Most of the damage to, furniture and
building came from water Mr..
Dafur and his family have the sympa-
thy Of the people-of this vicinity and
it is hoped that the, Caspian Lake
House may soon. be- i'm good repair
again. The loss was, all covered by
insurance. ~
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Betsey Hunt is visiting in ST.
Johnsbury.
Rev. and Mrs. Simpson left here for
Florida Wednesday. -....-.
Rev. Shaw of Montpelier preached
at the M. E. church Sunday.
Harry Brown of West Burke is
= spending few days with friends here.
D Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Adams have
t returned from trip to Manchester,
o NJ H
G: B: Sternburg is moving his goods
to the r. ]. Shurtleff place recently
s purchased:
E There. was large attendance at the
: meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
. with Mrs. j. FL. Pope Thursday.
o Mrs. Georgianna Garfield has rented
t. her farm to Mr.. Way of Hardwick. and
10 will! make her home with her son,
= Ernest.
e-f George Colby and A C. Chase were
2, called to St. Johnsbury Saturday tt
IT attend the bankruptcy court hearing
i Of Robert Allen of Hardwick.
'e GREENSBORO NO. NEIGHB oRHoOE
1T Qntended fos last week..
s. Frank LaMonda is visiting at Shell
y don.
,e Ames Chaffeea IS entertaining friend.
at from away.
81 Chester Clifford has finished work fe
IS C. E. Lapierre and returned to hi
home in Plymouth, N. II.
~ - Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Eidridge an
a son, Claire. of Orleans, spent tn
&c weekend at T. w. Gebbie's.
:. Raymond Silver has completed hi
at camp at Long Pond. He and Georg
e, Uric are trapping in the near vicinity
Mrs. George Spiers visited relative
e at Morrisville last week. Her daugt
u ter, Mrs. Gebbie, kept house durin
Ia n her absence.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton. Mrs. Fran
" LaMonda, Mrs. John Richardson an
lis son. Harold. spent last week in Blu
al iington and Rutland.
}" Mrs. A. ]. Gebbie visited at Craft
bury Tuesday. Mrs. Gertrude Cam
lr- bell returned home with her for sho
Ter visit before starting for Florida
ty spend the winter.
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