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

GREENSBORO
Miss Loretta Cassavah has a new
piano.
Mrs. E. C. Hayes was in St. Johns
bury Saturday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Miller visited in
Stowe over Sunday.
Truman Gould is making repairs on
David Spier's house.
Miss Frieda johnson of Claremont,
N. H., visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Helen jackson and sister, Mrs.
Sawyer. are visitors in St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Barr of Cabot
we're visitors over Sunday at J. H.
Darlington
The Greensboro cornet band was
unable to give their concert as sched-
the illness of one of the players
Rev. DR.. H. E. Jackson, who was to
preach Sunday at the Congregational
church, was unable to do so and the
pulpit was occupied by Rev. E. C.
Hayes.
Merle Howard is to move his family
to Montpelier this week, where they
| will take up their residence Mr..
Howard is connected with an insurance
company in that city.
The subject of the G. E. meeting
Sunday at the Congregational church
will be, The Greatness of Cod and
the leader, e. C, Kinney. 1t will be
the conservation meeting.
W. M. Rollins has sold his stock in
trade IN the store formerly run by him
to Mrs NJ. J. Rollins, his mother-in-
law, recently of Douglass, Arizona
Mrs, Rollins will conduct the bust
ness.
The Holy Communion was celebrated
Sunday at a. m, in the camp of c..
S Baldwin at the north ems of the
lake. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. Garner, Episcopal missionary in
this state.
Miss Dorothy Morgan left Thursday
for New York City, where she will be
connected with Grace Episcopal church
as an assistant Miss Morgan has beer
: the organist at the Congregational
church this summer and has served
most efficiently and faithfully.
All who are interested in forming {
Village Improvement society are
requested to come to the Grange hal
Friday. Sept. 18th. at clock This
invitation includes men, women anc
children: If you are interested in {
present.
Tuesday evening the members of tn,
choir were entertained at the Congre
gational church parlors by Miss Doro
thy Morgan. All present enjoyed
very pleasant evening. Games wer,
played, there was music by the Vic
trola and refreshments of ice cream
cake and candy.
There is every evidence that>a mucl
y large number of the summer peopl,
are to remain until later this fall thai
ever before. Many families with chill
q dren of school age are planning t,
remain many weeks yet, owing to tn
infantile paralysis, which is so prev
e alent in Massachusetts, and New
York.
r The Vigilants class of the Congre
/. gational Sunday school gave Mis-
Merle Harrison, who is soon to ente
: school at Mortified, and Miss MiIdre
= Fairbanks, who will enter Johnso
normal school this fall farewell part
6 Friday evening in the church par
n lors. A program was given and re
freshments were served.
Notices were read from the pulpit
f in this village Sunday calling for cloth
ing of every description to be sent t
the people of northern France. Quan
q tity not quality is what is asked TO
fhoco nooo1o VIII l.
absolute beggary. Parcels can b
left at Cuthbertson Bros store
y marked, For Mrs Sherwood Eddy.
At the next meeting of the Caspia
Lake Grange Sept. 14tb, the program
!. will be, ''An Evening with Heir
b. looms,' and the meeting will be i
charge of the following committee
b Mrs. B. M. Wiley, Mrs. S. W. Ladc
B, Mrs. |. d. Magoon and Mrs. F. A
n Goodrich. Please note that this pre-
Y gram is substituted for the one printe
n under the date of Sept. 18th in tn
Oranges printed programs.
The local representative of the stat
: board Of health, Or Fred Kinney, ha
:! posted notices giving advice to par
ents and those in charge of children
> relation to infantile paralysis. Anon
y the nine rules laid down are these:
. No, /, Children under Is years {
age should be kept from all kinds {
public gatherings, both indoors a.
out.
g No. 4. A daily bath should be give
all children.
e A large number of the summe
colony left for their homes last wee
q
the large number Of ministers WI
spend their summers here. includin
is Rev. Allen Stockdale of ToleCo, o
Rev. V. H. Lukens of West PhiIade
phia, Pa. Rev. w. P Keller of NortI
lie anpton, Mass, Rev Donald Frasier
Wells River, Rev. G. w. Morrow
.n Detroit, Mich, and Rev. ?. NJ. Snyd.