Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-13
THE GREENSBOROS

the married men winning the contest
by the score of % to ID. Ned Kaiser
was in the box for the married men
while the single men called on three
of their twirlers.
1t is very pleasing to the people of
this town that the young people have
organized a band which in the near
future will be in complete running
order. The band organized on Wednes-
cay of last week with the following
officers: President. Frank w. East.
| man vice president and leader, J. A.
KING secretary and treasurer, Grace
Fairbanks; trustees, Guy Allen and
Foster Gebbie. The band starts out
with IA charter members, three of
whom are young women. The follow
ing young women have already Joined
the band, Grace Fairbanks, Stella
Goodrich and Bessie Silver. This
feature of Greensboro Cornet band
will be unique in this part of the state
at least as We know of no band which
includes women. There is promise of
some good music in the near future as
there are many good musicians in this
new organization. It is hoped that the
people of the village will give their
support generously to the young people
who have taken this matter up as it
zation. The band will meet Wednes-
day evening of each week.
GREENSBORO BEND ...-
New cement steps are being laid at
the M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Daniels were in
Stanstead Sunday.
Celer Goethe has moved his house
hold goods here from st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Garfield of Stannard has rented
her farm to Mr.. Way of Hardwick.
!, Mrs. Amelia Amsden has been sick
the past week but is some better at
this writing.
Mrs. Addie Barber is very grateful
l. to those who remembered her with
. sunshine bag.
t Mrs. R. J. Shurtleff has been in
r Glover the past week helping to care
e for her mother, Mrs. Smith.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
E. Miller King, who is suffering from
e very serious stomach trouble, will be
a sorry to hear that she is gradually
failing.
n The many friends of Mrs Sophia
3. Smith will be sorry to hear of her
m serious illness at the home of her
j. daughter, Mrs. Joel Christie, in
Glover.
e. z: NO. GREENSBORO NEIGHBORHOOD
s. Mrs. Graham White of Nashua, N.
E. H., is visiting in town.
The Misses Mary, Myrtle and Maude
Re Bailey were in St. JOhnSbury Saturday.
al Mrs Emma Mckinley of Lowell,
it Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Chase.
of Mr. Hardy. who has been working
t. for Henry Miller has moved to Myron
or Kinney's farm. 4s. go
Or Mr.. and Mrs. Versar King and
- Thomas Fsyer of Glover were at D. G.
a. Speir's recently. ?
I'M IN Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wilson enter
re tanned a small company of friends
III Tuesday evening.
Allan Speir Sr., Mrs. Charles Gray
ch and Mr.. Dunn of Glover visited il
al town one day last week.
az Foster Gebbie has been confined t,
the house for the past week suffering
from boils on his hand.
ne w. l. Abbott of Cabot and A. Badge
aiy of Montpelier were business visitor
~; at d. G. Speir's last week.
rst Mrs. Ellsworth, who has been a
nv Charles Lapierre's for several month
he returned to her home at Eden Satur
ye day.
!ra The ladies of the missionary societ
ii0 of the u. P church and their friend
were entertained at the home of Nj
the and Mrs. r. A. Richie Saturday, an
of over one hundred sat down to bount
Ter full dinner. In the afternoon gam
ere 4 Of ball was played between the ma
Don ried men and the single ones, til
en-, game being won by the married men.