Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-31
THE GREE.NSROROS
GREENSBORO

ANGClNODoNO
Mrs Thomas Wilson had shock last
week and is partially para.yzed.
W. M. Rollins has been in St. Adams
the past week on business trip.
Mrs. Lester Perrin visited her moth
er, Mrs. Batten at Greensboro Bend
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Drown and Mr..
and Mrs. B. M. Wiley were Barton
visitors Friday.
Raymond Roy moved his family to
Cabot last week in which place he has
purchased farm.
Cuthbertson Bros, have bought a
Ford grocery delivery truck and began
using it last week.
Miss Nellie Kellogg of Morrisville,
mere, over Sunday.
The Ladies' Missionary Auxiliary
will meet Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Barron.
A New England Telephone has been
! placed in the home of George Taylor
and his ring is 3-31.
Mrs. Mabel McCondack of Barnet
LIDS USGI vlSltlHS Cu0 past WEEK dL LD0
home of Mrs. G. H. Miller
Prof. N. J. Whitehill of White River
Junction, was at Camp Caspian on the
! Randolph end of the lake over Sunday.
H. Y. Gray and Geo, n. Newton,
both Of Cambridge, Mass. were at the
Caspian Lake House last week for the
fishing,
This class has voted to care for the
church lawn during the summer and
have already given it the first clipping
with the lawn mower.
Electric lights are to be installed in
the Congregational church this week
and it is hoped to have the work COM
pleted before Sunday.
The next meeting of the Caspian
Lake Grange will be held Thursday
evening, June 9Th, and the program
| will be arranged by Flora.
Rev. G. F. Carter of Hartford,
Conn, is in town for several days and
will look after his farm and cottage or
the Burlington side of the lake.
The chapel of the Congregations
: church has been redecorated the pas
: week by Mr.. Bailey Of Hardwick anc
the floor has been given coat Of oil.
Louis Kesselman, who has agar
taken up his work here as a tailor, ha
opened his shop IN the front room o.
] the old Babbitt house on North MAR
! street.
The Sunday school class known a
: the Vigilants of the Congregations
I church, held a business meeting ant
I social at the church chapel Frida!
t evening.
: Prof. Bliss Perry's family of Cam
bridge, Mass, are expected her
: Friday to take up their residence il
: their cottage on South Main street TO
Z the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Atwood o
Randolph are at their cottage, Fal
= mawj, Lakewood, for the summer. H
is having extensive repairs made Oh
his cottage.
Albert Young has sold his farm t
F. j. Archer of Hardwick, the amour
paid being $1,000, and has bought tn
old Shurbon Rollins place of Mrs
& E. M. Hathaway.
d Rev. H. ]. Chidley of Winchester
s Mass, who has spent several summer
e in this place, is not to be here thi
s summer, but will go to Kearsarge. n
T. H.. among the White Mountains.
e William S. Rossiter and family {
" Concord, N. H and Boston, are at tn
o Caspian Lake House for several day!
y They will later occupy their cottag
! on the lake shore for the summer.
/ The subject for the c. E. meetin
IS Sunday evening will be, 1.-The Cons
Vi Grafton of Money" and the leader wi
\ be Mrs. E. C. Kinney. This will /
h the monthly conservation meeting.
ss The moving picture concern whic
e has established itself in the town ha
IS gave their first entertainment Satu
vi day evening to a good-sized audienc
d d Moving pictures will be shown Tuesds
Is and Saturday evening during the sur
E. mer.
of C.. H. Miller and Horace McLare
10 were in Montpelier Friday to after
ed the Republican state convention f
is the election of delegates to the nation
= Republican convention. They repo
id unusual interest for Hughes, as o
or next president, in this state.
n Miss Dorothy Morgan, who has be-
40 in New York City during the winte
of returned to the home of her siste
,r- Mrs. G. F. Richards. last week Al
nd will spend the summer here. Mi
we Morgan has been doing social settl
ment work in the Jacob Riis Settl
TT; ment House and reports a very bu
er winter.
l l Fred Messer, j. Fl. Darlington a
n A. B. Cuthbertson went by automob
n, to Woodsville, N. H.. Friday to ate
lst a banquet given by the Holbro
ee, Grocery company of Keene. N. H.,
'es all their customers in this vicinit
"' Between 400 and 500 were preser
Cd An excellent dinner was served. f,
ID lowad hv nrooram furnished NV r
er, NIL. ..a.4,;.,,o,,+ hr.a.,
for Wits eHteI / dlLIllehs eau.
I'd The two rooms of the schools in tt
rst village united in a Pre-Memorial d
II; program on Monday afternoon. Ma