Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-02
THE GRlEE.NSBOROS

Congregational church, Toledo, o. and
the special music will be by Charles
+. Wood. vocal soloist, Springfield.
The Laurel Trio, composed of; three
young ladies, one of whom. Miss
Simpson, taught in the public schools
mere year or so ago, gave very
pleasing entertainment in the town hall
Monday evening under the auspices of
the Ladies' Home Circle.
Last Sunday the Tuchebache class of
the Congregational church. Sunday
school was taught by Mrs. Sherwood
| Eddy and there was large attendance.
| Next Sunday Rev. w. P. Keller of
the First Church, Northampton, Mass,
will teach this class.
| Remember the lecture to be given
Friday evening in the town hall by
Rev. DR.. H. E. Jackson of Washing
ton, ID. c. The subject of the lecture
| will be, r"Tbe Discovery of the School,
| house. Tickets are on sale at Bar
rington's mill at the popular prices of
! IS, 25 and Is cents.
The Woman's Missionary society is
to meet Friday afternoon at e 30
o'clock at the camp of Mrs. E. c.
Kinney at Winnemere. The speaker
for this meeting is Mrs. Sherwood
Eddy, who will speak on India. It is
hoped to see many present from the
camps and the community.
There was meeting of the town
authorities at the town hall Wednes-
day of last week to prepare for the
court trial that has been brought
against the town in connection with
the building Of the new town hall.
!, The case is expected to come up for
trial early in September at Newport.
The lecture given on Tuesday even
! ling by Judge w. P. Stafford of
Washington, D. c.. was we'll attended
and most thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. The subject of the lecture
: was, Shakespeare, a Glimpse of the
e Man and His Work" The proceeds,
which amounted to about $54, went to
the Greensboro public library.
: The next program of the Caspian
Lake Grange, Thursday evening,
I August 10th, will be Vermont night.
y The program is as follows: Music,
quartet; roll call, "Names of Men
and Women of Whom Vermont is
l. Proud. and Why paper, "The Beau
l. ties Of Vermont Mrs. J. G. Black !;
reading from a Vermont author, Mrs.
= A. J. Gebbie; music, Loretta Casa
|
:, and Sculptors," Mrs. D. G. Speir :
, paper, Vermont Statesmen" G. H.
Tolman.
IL GREENSBORO North Neighborhood
S. Miss Marjorie Hall went to Morris
Iville Saturday for visit.
g Miss Lulu Lazotte of Nashua, N. H.,
E. is visiting relatives in town.
Il Mrs. Ray Bruce of Northampton
visited at Archie La Munda's Friday.
Is Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Gebbie visited
Is at A. J. Gebbie's at Hardwick Thurs
IN day.
Miss Ethel Young visited her grand
n, parents at st. Johnsbury one day las
OF week.
v Mrs. Frank Chamberlin was a recent
visitor of her niece, Mrs. George
MS Speirs.
ay William Young was at Passumpsi
e- Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Perle,
'r- Rutledge.
Mrs. Emma Mckinley and son O.
er Lowell, Mass, are visiting at tn
er home of Frank Chase.
av ]. I. Wilson has recently purchase
pure blood Guernsey bull from tn
Foot herd at Burlington.
,ra Mrs. Willis Logan, who has been a
in Johnson attending the summer school
10 returned to her home Friday.
Forest Lumsden took possession G
he the farm he purchased last winter
he Monday. Ora White, who has bee
md living in the house, moved his famil
wv to Craftsbury.
ng Mr. and Mrc AI1a, Hol1 a,o Fl
zen b.nnv narents If I;++1a dorobta
Elizabeth Winifred. who came I
re- their home Sunday morning. Mr.
T. Dewing is caring for mother ar
rst daughter.