Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-08-09
GREENSBORO

C3NEEINSDONO II
DIR. Davis of Lyndonville visited
at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Goss.
Miss Florence Kinney of Burlington
is visiting her brother, DR.. Fred Kin
ney.
Thomas Wilson is working in the
Perrin Brothers shop during the month
of August
The Greensboro cornet band will give |
the next of their popular concerts
Saturday evening.
George Flynn and M. A. Drew have
bought the r. E. Drew farm at
Greensboro Four Corners.
DR. E. H. Martin and Prof. A. S.
Hartman of Middlebury visited at the
home of Dr. Fred c. Kinney last week.
A daughter, Elizabeth Winnifred,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hall
Sunday morning, July Both. Congra-
tulatiOnS.
Rev. and Mrs. S. T. Achenbach Of
Fryeburgh, Me-, were in town short
their friends.
Remember it is Vermont night at the
meeting of the Caspian Lake Grange
this evening and the program will be
a good one.
Mrs. George Mason of St. Louis,
Mo, who has been at the Congrega-
tionai parsonage for three weeks, left
for her home Monday.
Judge W. P. Stafford left for his
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and will remain two weeks for the try
ing of court cases in the District OF
Columbia
The Tuchebache class of the Congre-
gational church Sunday school was
taught Sunday by Rev. w. P. Keller,
pastor of the First Congregational
church, Northampton, Mass,
J. d. Wilson, who has been in the
Brightlook hospital at st. Johnsbury
for several weeks has returned to his
home here and is on the road to a
speedy recovery from operations in
the hospital.
The lecture given by Rev. DR.. H.
E. Jackson, of Washington, d. g.,
Friday evening, August 4th, was
most helpful one and the many gooo
things suggested should meet with the
approval of the citizens of our town.
The C. E. society will hold theil
meeting Sunday afternoon at the
| cottage of E. G. Kinney at Winnemert
at 4 o. NJ, instead of the usual hour
The subject for this will be, "Trut
, Beauty, and How to Get It, and the
leader, Mrs. E. c. Kinney. 1t is hoped
to see large number present at thi!
! annual outdoor meeting of the G. E
, society.
E. j. Matthews stalled his Ford ca
on one of the big hills in the nortl
part of town last week and came yer.
I near having a serious accident. Tn
car after stalling, began to run back
wards and finally tipped over, bruisin,
both Mr., and Mrs. Matthews quit
severely.
On August Mrs. Mary Jardin
: celebrated her 10Th birthday by receiv
ing friends. Several gifts were lef
and large number of postcards remind
e ing her of the thoughts and goo
O wishes of her many relatives an
friends all of which she appreciate
= very much. An automobile ride ais
n added to the pleasure of the day.
a Miss Elizabeth Coffin of Ithaca, N
Y, and Foster Babcock of this plac
t were married Tuesday morning, Al
Il gust l, at the U. P. church parsonag
by Rev. F. A. Collins. The youn
t couple left at once by auto for tn
home of the bride in New York stat
and after a brief honeymoon wi
= reside III this town.
f On Saturday. Aug. 10th, there wi
be field day held in this village unde
the auspices of the Caspian LAX
Grange, cooperating with the count
2 farm organization. John A. McSpa
4 row. master of the Pennsylvania Stat
L Grange, is to speak. The program
, will begin at 10 a. M, and Ia:
. through the day with basket picn
= at noon.
| The Greensboro Village Fire di
l trict will hold a meeting Thursda
8 evening at 730 O'Clock. Among Il