Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-12-06
THE GREENSBOROS

week where he underwent an exam
nation for trouble in one of his kid
neys. 1t is expected that he will
have to undergo an operation for this
trouble in the near future.
The next entertainment of the
Greensboro Entertainment coursewill
be given Wednesday, Dec, Is, by the
Reader, Jean Fowler. "Her pleas
ing personality, graciousness and
strength of character, together with
her efficiency commend her to the
public"
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. F A Good
rich gathered at their fine home,
Friday evening, and helped them eel
citrate their 18th anniversary. It
was a real surprise to the honored
couple After college songs were
sung by an impromptu choir, several
selections were given by the local
| male quartette. After Mrs. Will
Bates read an original poem appro-
pirate to the occasion, Rev. E c.
Hayes in behalf of those present
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich
with sum of money as some little
expression of the esteem in which
they were held in the community.
Coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts
were served.
The Vigilants and the Glad Game
classes of the Congregational Sun
day school gathered at the chapel
Saturday and spent an evening of
great enjoyment to all A INSECT
laneous program was carried out as
follows: Song, Miss Dorothy Wiley;
reading, Miss Lila Jackson; read
ing, Will Miller; piano duet, Misses
Grace and Bessie Fairbanks. Miss
Mary Bailey, principal of Crafts
bury academy concluded the evenings
program with a most excellent adj
dress using as a key-word the word
"Watch." She gave an address that
should be remembered by the young
people through their lives and should
make them better men and women.
!, Ice cream, cake, cocoa and sandwiches
were served.
GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
Myron Kinney spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Burlington.
! Gaynell Ladd visited Catherine La
2 pierre the last of the week.
: Miss Mildred Fairbanks of John
son, was home for her vacation.
l.. -.
wick, spent Thanksgiving at Hiram
, Calderwood's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Gebbie visit
= ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Eldridge of
/, Orleans over Sunday.
Mrs Allen Hall was called to AL
bany by the serious illness of her
: mother, Mrs. Ducklass.
, Mr. Wright, Mr.. Leach and Mr..
Cole of Enosburg Falls, were business
visitors at David Speir's, Saturday.
Everett Rutledge who has been out
of school for four weeks on account
|, of illness, returned to Craftsbury,
: Monday, for his school work.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Gebbie and
son, Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Bah
y cock and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Bah
q cock, were at A. Gebbie's of Hard
Il wick for Thanksgiving.
! GREENSBORO BEND
Y C. B. Sternburg has made several
$ trips to Barton recently.
l Mrs. Mary Weed is spending a
few days with friends in Hardwick
:, M. P. Maurice of Morrisville was in
q town on business one day last week.
a Mrs. L. w. Aver of Troy is work
l. ing at ]. L. Patch's for few weeks.
Things sold we'll at the auction of
is the late Betsey Hunt estate Friday
v J. G. Simpson has been spending a
n. few days with relatives in Craftsbury
~ Mrs. Thomas Crowley has beer
y quite i'll with rheumatism the past
week.
Z Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Shatney anC
r children spent Sunday at the home Of
~ j. B. Lumsden.
lie George Chamberlin and famil,
ar were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B
F. Chamberlin Thursday.
as Richie & Colby have purchased tn
III Church farm that has been carried OF
~ until recently by Dane Garfield.
81 3, There was family gathering O
10 the children and grandchildren at tn
~ home of Mr. and Mrs. James Batter
II Thanksgiving day.
"The easiest thing I know Of" saw
F. philosopher, "is to begin to save u
st some money next month";
ALABANYS