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

Is. nj. wiley Hother OF WaterVllIe
is listing him.
John Burnham is working for Ned
Kaiser.
Fred Messer and family Of Montpel-
Ter were in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Goodrich visited
the past week in Lyndon
Mrs. A. f. Tolman has been visiting
in Montpelier the past week.
Mrs. Helen Ca npbal! left Tuesday
for Florida where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Lena Lewis has left the Baker
farm for a vacation at the home Of her
parents in Lowell.
Bessie Silver returned Wednesday of
last week from an extended visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Rose T.lman left Thursday for
Boston, from which place she goes to
Florida for the winter
The young people of the Presbyterian
church held at Halloween social at
their church Monday evening.
Ralph Lawson is in Cabot working
IN the creamery while the butter
maker there takes vacation.
Mrs. H. G. Blaisdell of Concord. N.
H.. visited the past week at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. j. j. Lindsay.
Mrs. G. F. Richards left Monday
morning for New York City for an
extended visit with her two sisters.
| Mrs. Addie Simmons of Stowe visit.
ed at the home of her sister last week.
A party was given in her honor Mon.
day evening.
Rev Edward Tuck of the Lords
Day League. Concord, N. H., spoke ir
the Presbyterian church Tuesday even
ing of last week.
The roads south and east of the
village are being repaired by a pooc
resurfacing under the direction of on,
state road man, A. E. Jackson.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of Parker
Point LETT their cottage on the lax,
the first of the week for the Soutl
where they will spend the winter.
The Ladies Missionary society O
the Congregational church will hol
their regular business meeting Frida
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. A
Perrin.
Saturday evening there was
Halloween party given by Mrs. job
Darlington to her Sabbath schoo
class at the home Of Mrs. A. E
Perrin.
The next entertainment of tn
Greensboro lecture course by Edwar
II. Frye, the monolOgist will be post
poned from Thursday evening, Nov
18th to Saturday, Nov. 18th.
An oyster supper will be served b
the Ladies' Auxiliary in the dinin
room of the Congregational church O
Thursday evening of this week. Their
will be short entertainment by locs
talent. Supper will be served at {.
p. m, and will be Is cents.
The next meeting of the Caspia
Lake Grange will be Tuesday evenin
and it will be Neighbours night. Tn
visiting Oranges will be- the Caledoni
Grange of East Hardwick, the Lamoill
4 Valley Grange of Greensboro Ben
and the Grange of Hardwick.
e With sympathy we chronicle tt
death Of Gladys Mathews. the twelv,
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
: j. Matthews. The death occurred {
the Hardwick hospital Oct. oath. Tt
q funeral was held at the home of h,
parents on Wednesday of last week.
The first number of the lectul
n course was given by the Brew,
r Musical Entertainers at the town hs
Friday evening. There was a got
q attendance but not as large as mig
f have been expected if thunder sbo,
err had not threatened early in Il
evening. Everyone seemed we'll pie as
j. with the entertainment.
$ The Congregational church will o
:. serve Go-to- Church Sunday on No
!. 18th. 1t is desired that everybo'
II go to church on this Sunday wheth
a they have been in the habit of dol
= so or not The Vigilance class of t
Sunday school has the matter in char
IF and will probably extend to ma
Is invitations to attend church on Nc
]. IA.
D, There was much sympathy express
10 l for little Ralph Silver when he bro
l. his leg again on the school grour
T. Thursday morning. 1t was only Fl
y months ago that he broke the ssl
+ leg at a point somewhat above
le present break. which is near the ank
. There seems to be an unusual amou
of rough play among the boys of G
I'd schools of late. This fact added
s. the fact that the school grounds ha