Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-03-01

nose WIon tn0re is snow Oh tIlS SFOUIlu,
was completed last week and put into
the fire house ready for use.
A sled load of the Hardwick basket
ball enthusiasts came to this village
on Tuesday of last week, but could not
be accomnoaat with game for that
evening by the local team because of
the short notice given.
One of the largest snowstorms of
the season visited this place Saturday
and was followed by a strong wind
Sunday and Sunday night. The Their
mometer registered about ten degrees
below, Monday morning.
The Caspian Lake Grange at it's last
meeting appointed a committee con-
sisting of j. Fl. Darlington and Robert
Richie to investigate the matter of
getting new chairs for the main room
and the dining room of their building.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
and Congregational churches will to-
gether serve dinner at the Congrega-
tional church dining rooms on town
meeting day. March 7th. Everybody
will be welcome and the charge will
be Is cents for the dinner.
The Warwick Male quartet gave one
of the best entertainments of the lee
ture course in the town hall Monday
evening. The rendering of the old
hymn, "Jesus is Tenderly Calling" by
Thompson was exquisite. The reading
of cold Man Lees Experience on the
Jury" caused much mrth.
sThe pipe organ which the Congrega-
tional church recently bought, have
arrived and work was begun Monday
morning installing it. The work is
being done by two men from the Estey
Organ company, Brattleboro. through
whom the organ was purchased. 1t is
expected that the organ will be ready
for use Sunday. ....
! There was large attendance for
the weather at the CONGREGATIONAL
church Sunday at the morning service
There were SIS at the Sunday school
session. At the morning preaching
service letters of dismissal were grant
ed to Rev. and Mrs S. t. Achenbach,
who are soon to join the Congregational
church in Fryeburg, Ne.
The next meeting of the Caspian
Lake Grange VII! Re hold THURSDAY
erin.,. Ajarcf 9 n apd wiz! he in
change Of the following: committees
of young people: Entertainment, Mae
Philhrook. Foster Gehbie, Loretta
Cassavah and Maurice Goodrich re-
freshment, Estel!a Goodrich, Harry
Miller. Alice Kibbey and Andrew
Wiley.
The subject Of the C. E. meeting of
the Congregational church Sunday
evening at O'Clock will be 1.-THE
Conservation Of Strength" and the
leader will be Mrs. Helen P. Ingalls,
The local basket ball team will play E
return game with the Boy Scout team
of Hardwick at that place on March
18th. There will be game with the
One-to-Five Hardwick team at that
place also on Marche7.
Early Monday morning the water
front in the cook stove at the Caspian
Lake House exploded and blew the
top off the steve. 1t was probably due
to the water in the water front freeZ
ing during the cold and wind of early
Monday morning 1t was fortunate
that no one was near the stove al
though Mrs. Dufur was in the kitchen
at the time.
A prohibition committee composed
of representatives from the two loca
churches had meeting in the tow
clerks office Wednesday evening o
last week. After the election of J [
Wilson as chairman ant w w. Mile
as secretary, it was voted to hold
prohibition rally in the town hall Tues
day evening OF this week and to sen,
out prohibition literature to all tn,
voters IN town
L0 to- I'LL
HarGwlck played the local team Frida
evening and won from them by scor
of 80 TO 20 1t was a clean, fast gam
and we'll worth seeing The defeat O
the local five was due in a great meas
ure to lack of practice and change j
the line up Nd Kaiser Of this place
acted as umpire and Perle Shattuck o
HardWick was on the floor as referee
A considerable sum was rea ized by
charge of a Is cent admission.
The warrant for the town meetin
to be held March 7th has been poste
and contains 81 articles, several o
which are calling out considerable dis
cusslon. Among the articles are these
Art. IL To hear the report Of tn
committee appointed at the annus
town meeting of 1915. to iDvestigat
eiiC 1NAN iohoiAlIy VI OIGCtIuS SolNjcfs
Memorial monument and to see wha
action the town will take on sal
report. Art. 13 To see if the tow
will vote to appropriate not to excee
$4)0 for 80 street lights, Is of sal
lights to be in Greensboro village an
the remaining Is in Greensboro hend
Art. Is. 10 see what action the tow
will take regarding the purchase an
operation Of stone crushing plan
Art II. To see what action the tow
will take regarding the appointing of
committee to consider and recommen
a plan for municipal improvement
Art, 10. To see if the town Will vot
to offer reward for the arrest ar
conviction of the person or person
committing Gepredations in and arour
the camps.
Mrs. Rowena Arthur de- Frids
evening Fehruary18 at the no ne {
James Holloway after an illness