Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-05
THE GREENSBOROS
GREENSBORO


William Harrington spent the holi-
days in Cabot.
Estella Goodrich was in Montpelier
last week visiting relatives.
]. M. DeBrune had telephone in
stalled in his house last week.
Mrs Anna Miller is spending several
days at the home of Mrs. John Goss on
North Nam street.
Mrs. William Kelley and son, Henry,
of Morrisville visited last week at the
home of B M. Wiley.
William A. O'Brien returned last
week from visit at the home of his
parents in Duncan, P. Q.
Miss Lena Lewis. Mrs. Frank East
man and daughter have been quite sick
the past week with the grip.
The annual meeting of the United
Presbyterian church was held Saturday.
Dinner was served to all at noon.
Roger Wakefield, who has been
visiting his parents over the holidays,
returned to North Stratford, N. H.,
Saturday.
Mrs. Adelia Adams died Dec. 18th
in Malone. N Y. She was a sister OF
the late Mrs. w. w. Tiffney. both well
known here.
The amateur dramatists of the Gas
plan Lake Grange are TO give a play
entitled, THE Deacon Tuesday even
ing in the town hall.
The lecture by G. Whitefield Ray
Tuesday evening was we'll attended
The subject was. Through Five Re
pub!ics on Horseback"
Principal Eliot of the East Boston
Grammar school was in town tn,
greater part of last week end did con
siderable fishing on Long pond.
Mrs II. Fl. Haines and Mrs. Johr
Darlington attended the annual meet
! ing of the Congregational church il
Cabot Saturday, that heing their hom,
church.
The next Meeting of the Caspian
Lake grange will be held Thursda,
evening, Jan IS At this meeting tn,
officers for the coming year will b,
inst tailed
Miss A w. Cotton. after visit owe
| tn. holidays at the home of her neph
ew, Norwood Drown, returned to Dan
vers, Mass. Saturday. where she is
te acher in the public schools.
The annual meeting of the societ,
connected with the Congregations
church was held Tuesday evening, Dec
28th, and the finances of the parish
were reported in good condition.
John A. King and son, who recently
bought the woodworking and wheel
wright shop OF Marsh & Gregory il
Hardwick. took possession of the prop.
eity January /, and will give it theil
eltire attention.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
S nday. there were 40 present st the
morning service of the Congregations
church. Nine members were taker
in me nbersbip at this service The
annuaI meeting is TO be held Thursday.
Jan. 18th with dinner for all connected
with the parish at noon
The Greensboro Cornet band gave 9
very succ essful concert and dance in the
town hall Saturday e, ening. about 25C
and Bessie Fairbanks added to the
musical pleasure of the evening
SIT 65 was cleared and will be used for
the necessary expenses Of the young
band.
The annual business meeting of the
United Presbyterian church was held
New Years day at the church. Din
ner was served at noon and the bust.
ness meeting was held in the after
noon. Payson Morse acted as modera-
tor of the meeting and the following
officers were elected for the coming
year: H. w. ellis, clerk: J. D.
Wilson, treasurer; George Wiley and
Payson Morse, collectors; Elwln Esdon,
George Wiley and Payson Morse, board
Of directors; Edwin Esdon and Irwin
Wilson, auditors; Miss Bessie Silver
and Mrs. Payson Morse, press commit
tee.
The annual meeting of Fire District
No. of Greensboro was held In the