Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07
THE GREE,NSBOROS

Chester Clifford, who has worked at
A. B. Fairbanks's since the beginning |
OF sugaring, has finished his work |
there and returned to his home in !
Plymouth, N. H.
The ladies of the Home Circle will
clean the Congregational church on
Thursday of this week, giving the
entire day to the work There will be
lunch at noon with coffee.
Mrs. f. A. Collins went to the
Brightlook hospital in ST Johnsbury
Wednesday, of last week for an opera
ton. At this writing she is as com.
Portable as could be expected.
The family of Prof. Bliss Perry of
Cambridge, Mass, came to their cot
tage on South Main street Friday and
will remain through the summer.
Prof. Perry will be here in two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Peasants. of Mont
clair, N. j., who have been spending
several days at the Caspian. Lake House
and looking after the building of his
new cottage, have returned to their
| home.
Rev. F. A. Collins went to st.
Johnsbury again Monday morning Of
this week to be with his wife, who is
in the Brightlook hospital. He came
home to occupy his pulpit in the United
Presbyterian church.
The Caspian Lake district Of the
Cr,ear~ Courty SUNDAY School er4ccia-
ton VIII hold an Institute st Walden
June otn, beginning at 10. 30 a. M, and
closing at p. m. IT. w. ellis of
this town is the efficient president of
this organization.
The Orleans County Association of
Congregational Churches is to hold its
annual meeting at Orleans June 20 and
Fl, and at the morning service Sunday
the following were elected delegates
to represent the local church, Mr.. and
; Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Miller.
Children's day will be observed Sun
day, June 18th, at the Congregational
church with appropriate exercises by
the Sunday school. This concert will
take the place of the regular morning
service and it is hoped to see large
number of people besides members of
the Sunday school present.
Archie Cuthbertson Of the Cuthbert-
son Bros, store while putting up 2
bunch of bananas in the store window
Saturday, was suddenly confronted by
a good sized tarantula, which crawled
from the bananas. After considerable
maneuvering the big spider was gotten
into glass fruit jar and exhibited to
many in the store and afterward sent
to the schoolhouse so that the children
might see it,
The Greensboro cornet band will give
the second of their concerts on the
piazza of the Caspian Lake House
Satu1 Gay evening, June 10th, Come
and enjoy some excellent music by this
young band. Plans are on foot to
build a band stand somewhere on the
public square and the following com
mittee has been chosen by the band to
take the matter under consideration
Frank Eastman, Payson Morse, and
Sam Ladd.
The Christian Endeavorers of Orleans
and Caledonia counties will hold ar
institute in this place June 16 to Is
and large number of young people
are expected. Among the good things
on the program are to be Cosmopoli
tan social, athletic sports and an ad
dress by Hon. G.. w. Gates, governor
of Vermont This institute is to be
held with the G. f. society of the loca
Congregational church and they are Il
entertain the delegates. It is hoped ;
large number of the people in thi
the first meeting on the program to b.
held Friday evening in the Congrega
tional church.
> GREENSBORO BEND
| r. J Shurt]iff has sold his AUTOMOBILE
to DIR. F. G. Kinney of Greensboro.
Miss Hazel Pope was at home from
| Morrisville with a party of schoolmate'
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Barber of Reading, Mass
spoke on foreign missions at the M
G E. church Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Phillips o
!, Barton visited their daughter, Mrs
Flora Collins. the last of the week.
Mrs. Cora Ferrill and son Max, an
William Burwick of Stanstead were a
A. J. Daniels's several days last week
n GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
The Misses Bailey were at st. Johns
: bury Saturday.
Roy G. Young was business visito
:. at Glover Tuesday.
Mr.. Deuel. of Newport called on th
- farmers here Friday.
!, Mrs. Howe Philbrook was a recer
e visitor of relatives here.
Misses Grace and Mildred Fairbanks
spent Saturday in Hardwick.
Lewis Hazen of Newport was 6
. Irwin Wilson's the first of the week.
r Herbert Day of Wisconsin is at til
home of his cousin, Myron Kinney.