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

years Mrs. Arthur had been a member
OF this church. The bearers were
Archie Chase. James Holloway, George
Thompson and Herbert Hesseltine
The remains were placed in East
Craftsbury cemetery.
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
our neighbors and friends, who so kind
ly assisted us in our time of bereave-
ment and especially thank Mrs. Hiram
Calderwood.
James Holloway and family,
Charlie Anderson,
Cyrus Hesseltine and family.
GREENSBORO BEND
Vote "yes' on the yellow ticket.
Miss Grace Spier is working at Rich
ard Aliens.
The whist club met at E. S. Hills
Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Amsden is sick with
catarrhal bronchitis.
Mrs. c. B. Sternburg has rented the
Salmon block for millinery parlor.
Amos Shatney and family have been
spending few days with his brother.
Carroll Collins of Lyndonville was
her Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Viola Billiard.
Mrs Laura Pope and Mrs. Abba
Sternburgh went to Boston Monday
where they will purchase their stock
of millinery goods.
Mrs. Adde B. Parsels. the temper
! dist church Friday evening, March 3,
instead Of March 2 as advertised last
week. Do not fail to hear her.
The lawsuit, known as the Bush
pauper suit, brought by the town of
Glover against the town of Greensboro,
came for final hearing at M. w A.
hall Tuesday of last week before
Judge D. E. Porter, referee appointed
by the Orleans county court at the
September term. 1915. Cook & Nor
ton appeared for Glover and J. w.
Redmond assisted Town Agent Simpson
for Greensboro.
Mrs. Viola Billiard died at her home
Tues lay morning, Feb. p. Mrs. Bal
lard had been in poor health for
several years. but was able to be
about until Thursday, when she took
her bed and failed rapidly uDtil the I'd
came Tuesday morning. Mrs. Billiard
:
Fl. Billiard, from Magog, P. O., over
30 years ago and with the exception o.
L. S. Collins was the oldest resident of
Greensboro Bend She was a very
Industrious woman, kind neighbor
and friend ever ready to help anyone
in sickness or trouble She will be
greatly missed by a large circle OF
friends. She was member of the M
E. church and stood firm in her con
victions for what was right. She
leaves to mourn her loss two sons
Irwin Of this place and Cecil, who live:
in Canada. The funeral was held al
the M. f. church Thursday at
O clock. with burial at Greensboro
village, beside her husband, who dice
r several years ago.
GREENSBORO NO. NEIGHBORHOOr
= Vote Eyes on the yellow ticket.
= L. Hardy is visiting his brother a
Barton
Miss Grace Spiers has gone to wor
for Mrs. Richard Allen.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Philbrook O.
:, Hardwick visited at Roy Young's Wed
! nesday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Young visite
f their cousin, Mrs. Blanche Young, O
} West Glover Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. I Wilson and sor
d Robert. visited at A. J. Gebbe's G
;, Hardwick, one day last week.
e Miss Judith Haines, who is in schot
at Johnson, spent few days at th
8 home of her brother, Fl. II. Haines
= last week.
q Miss Grace Fairbanks was i'll the frs
a of the week and unable to return to he
f school. Her place was Supplied by he
!. sister. Miss Mildred.
n Little Sherwood Allen, who is spen,
?. ing a few weeks at the home of h
Il grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Geore
. Allen. has been quite i'll with the girl
a others in the family, are now afflicted
- Misses Mildred and Aida Fair banks
: Ada HILL Marjorie Hall, Alice. Ca
e and Allan Spier, Myrtle Thompson an
Everett Rutledge are at their home
for a two weeks vacation, as the scho
:, at Craftsbury is closed by the death c
: one of the students from contagio,
= disease.
: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richie, M
# and Mrs Frank Eastman, Mr.. and Mr.
d David Spejr, Charles Lapierre, Wi
n Bates, Bert Cook and Clarence Pc
d were at East Hardwick Thursday I
4 attend the annual meeting Of II
d Lamoille Valley Cow Testing associ
ton. The association has had vel
n successful year, all bills having bee
d paid, and there is a surplus in II
/ treasury. The old board of Officer
n were reelected as follows: Presiden
a Miss Alice Bronson vice esdent, I
n G. Spier; secretary, c. B. Cook trea
t urer, A: Richie; collector. Fran
q Ea tmsn. L A. Hazen of Newpo
n gave an interesting talk On co-oper'
Is tive buying and a bountifu! oysts
ID dinner was served to all.
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IF SAYINGS OF SAGES.