Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-09-06
THE GREE,NSBOROS

given for both the Reds and the Blues.
After the regular toasts Mr.. Collins |
called for an open forum and nearly |
everyone had word to say in appreci- |
alton or encouragement for the Young
Peoples society. Everyone was en-
thusiastic in proclaiming the event one
Of the pleasantest the young people of
the church here ever enjoyed. Both
sides appreciated the work of Miss
Maude Davis, the efficient leader in the
arrangements for the banquet.
Gntended for last week.
Dispositions were taken Tuesday at 9
o'clock at the town hall in the civil
case of F. F. Wakefield against the
town of Greensboro. This case will
be tried at Newport Sept. IL.
The play, Daddy Long Legs" was
given in the town hall Tuesday even
ing by Miss Marian H. Clark to fair
sized audience. It was given under
the auspices of the Ladies' society of
the U. P. church.
John T. Patrick of Wadesboro, N.
c., man of considerable property,
gave the people of this vicinity a
chance to see and taste a real southern
sons Grove. Beef, lamb, fish, pota-
toes, hoecake ETC., were cooked in the
earth according to southern methods
and eaten without any of the tools of
civilization used in performing this
feat.
GREENSBORO BEND
Isaiah Piper is on the sick list.
Quite a number from here attended
the ChautauQua at Harwick last
week.
Mrs. Mary Weed is spending few
days at the home of Winnie Parker in
Danville.
Mrs Laura Clark and daughter OF
Boston, Mass, are visiting Mrs E.
: L. Adams
, C. H. Wilcox of Fairfax is spending
few days at the home of his brother
J. W. Wilcox.
s. Rev. and Mrs. L. Barnard of Wood
, bury visited at Mrs. Amelia Amsden'!
= the past week.
] The personal property of Mrs Viol;
j Billiards. estate was sold at auction
Tuesday afternoon.
a Mrs. A. J. Daniels, who has been il
e Stanstead caring for her sister who i
i i'll, returned home Sunday.
J Glenn Boardman and Miss Addi
. Patch were united in marriage a
a Belmont, N. H., last week.
Henry Paddleford has moved hi
q family from the Richie boarding hous
). into Mrs. Helen Esden's house.
J. The many friends here of Osca
a Michaud, are very sorry to hear of hi
e serious illness with typhoid pneumoni
: IN the Hardwick hospital.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Barr returne
to their home in Taunton, Mass.
b Saturday after spending a few week
e at the home of F. A. Amsden.
/. Little Carroll Sbatney, younges
n child of Arthur Shatney, was run owe
a by a heavily loaded wagon Tuesda
= and was quite badly bruised. but TO,
" tunately was not seriously injured.
GREENSBORO North Neighborhoo
= Miss Marjorie Hall spent last wee
IS in Hardwick visiting relatives.
Il Mrs. Page of Danville is visiting he
N daughter, Mrs. George Rodgers,
y Fred Root of Craftsbury spent pal
r of last week at Allen Fairbanks's
Carlos Speir was the guest of Haro
Messer of Montpelier few days la:
IS week.
- Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Fairbanks ente
=, tanned friends from Enosburg the la
,r of the week.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Philbrooks ente
'e tanned an aunt.and uncle from Royaltc
:, part of last week.
Miss Louise Fairbanks has finishe
n her work in Greensboro and returne
N to her home in Sutton.
Gene Anderson and son, Frank, ar
- A. B. Speir of Glover were recer
= visitors at D. C. Speir's.
\. Mrs George Allen is visiting rel
D. tives in Greenfield, Mass. Her nephev
ID Erdix Upham, accompanied her.
&c Earl Williams finished work for RI
Young Saturday and went to Hartfor
te Conn, where he has a position.
IS Fred Wilcox of Fairfax was at D.
r Speir's recently and purchased a Je
IN sey heifer to be shipped TO his home.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hall were CALI
IF to Albany one day last week to after
n mother.
IN The New York Sun says that Dr.
iels is the issue, but our opinion is TIL
- the Democrats will. in cOmDanv Wi