Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-14

mere ana occupy his pulpit In the
United Presbyterian church Sunday
owing to the fact that his wife, who
is in Brightlook hospital, St. Johns
bury, has suffered nervous collapse.
The moving picture concern now
showing in the town hall is to show
pictures but once week, on Saturday
evenings, for the present It was
found that the patronage was too
begun.
N. L. browns bay team ran away
Monday morning from the sawmil! up
through the village square and were
caught back Of the gristmill. The
horses were unhurt. There was con-
siderable danger to children playing in
the street.
The Greensboro cornet band will give
a band concert on the piazza of the
Caspian Lake House Thursday evening
OF this week and it is hoped to see a
large number present. This concert
was to have been given Saturday even
| ing, but the rainy weather necessitated
its postponment to Thursday evening.
/ The next meeting of the Caspian
Lake Grange will be held Thursday
evening, June %, and the program will
be as follows: Recitation, Norman
Dufur; paper. Glow Can We Improve
and Beautify Our Town." Rev. E. C,
! Hayes: discussion on this paper by G.
A. Porter and Mrs. c. II. Miller !;
reading, Alice Kibbey.
The Hazen Road Pomona Grange
will meet with the Caspian Lake
Grange here on Saturday. June Oath,
and the program will be as follows ::
Music Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eastman :;
recitation, Miss Estella Goodrich !:
paper, Farmers and Soldiers, 1775
1876" Mrs. W. H. Wheatley music,
George Colby, Frank Hodsdon; discus
sion, (Which Can the Lecturer Use
to the Best Advantage, the Critic, the
Kicker or the Indifferent Member?"
L. A. Haynes, c. H. Root, Mrs NJ
Louise Bell and "A. c. Cheney.
The Endeavorers of Caledonia and
Orleans counties will hold three days
institute with the local society of the
Congregational church this week, the
first meeting to be Friday evening,
when Rev. w. E. Baker Of Morrisville
ans Rev. Frederick B. Richards Of ST.
Johnsbury will be present and speak.
Saturday there will be several confer
ences, athletic sports and in the even
ing q cosmopolitan social Sunday
there are to be two big meetings at
one of which Gov. c.. w. Gates will
speak. Wallace Fl. Gilpin our state
president will be present and speak al
some time during the meetings and
conduct a question box. Everybody
is invited to come.
GREENSBORO BEND
J, B. Silver and William Graham are
building garages.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson of East Hard wick
visited Mrs.. Mary Weed last week.
Mrs Della Sheltra is working fol-
Mrs. Wallace Thomas for few weeks
Carmi Batchelder of Hardwick is
working for T. NJ Crowley in the
station.
Mrs. Jane Fadden is spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. d. G.
Mcfarland.
Mrs. A. j. Daniels and Mrs. Viii
Mcdonald were in St. Johnsbury or
business Friday.
Mr. Bean has finished work at thu
station and returned to his home il
Essex junction.
The many friends of Mrs. E. L
Adams will be glad to hear that she il
) gaining from her recent illness.
CREENsBORO-North Neighborhood
Earl Williams has come from St. Al
bans to work for Roy Young.
Guy Ranger has finished work for D
G. Speir and gone to Lisbon, N. H.
Grace Spiers has gone to work fo
Mrs. Fred Goodrich for the summer.
Mrs. Allen Hall is in Albany visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duck
lass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Haines of Cabo
visited at Harley Haines's part of las
week.
Mrs. Geo. Spiers and daughter, Grace
visited relatives in Stannard last Wed
nesday.
Charlie Goodrich has been quite il
the past week suffering from an attacl
of appendicitis.
The Craftsbury students are all a
home from school excepting Ada Hill
who will work for Mrs. A. B. Pike
few weeks.
A good number of the Greensbor
people were at Craftsbury Wednesda
and Friday evenings and much enjoye
the Junior and Senior exercises. Mis-