Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-05
THE GREENSBOROS
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO
Miss Dorothy Morgan was in st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. DeBrune has opened anice
cream parlor in the vacant tenement
in her home.
Miss Mary Judd of South Hadley,
Mass, is at her cottage at Winnemere
| for the summer.
/ Miss Aida Fairbanks, who has visited
several days in Sutton, has returned
to her home here.
Morgan Haines of Boston is visiting
his cousin, Mrs. G. F. Richards, at the
Lake View House.
Sealand w. Landon of Bordentown,
N. j., has opened his cottage at Lake.
wood for the summer.
Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Henderson and
son Of Cambridge, Mass, are at the
Lake View House for the summer.
Mrs. C. C. Miller and son, Jack, of
New York City, have opened their
cottage, Windgalore, for the summer.
C. F. Ricardo, who has been in the
South for several weeks on a business
trip, returned to this place Monday.
Master Richard Rollins and sister,
Elizabeth, went to Boston Monday and
will spend the summer with their aunt
there.
Judge and Mrs. W. P. Stafford and
daughter of Washington, D. c.. arrived
here Saturday and will remain through
the summer.
The Misses McDuffee will give a
concert in the town hall Monday even
ing, assisted by Mrs. Isabel Bean and
, ladies' quartet.
sion of automobiles in this town by
buying a new Chevrolet last week
. through Danville parties.
The basement of the Grange hall is
being finished off for a dining room
} and kitchen. Truman Orcutt and
E Hon er Harrison are doing the carpenter
work.
: Frank Reynolds of Boston, profess
t sional entertainer, will give an enter
j tainment at the town hall Friday even
ing, July 7th, under the auspices of
the Caspian Lake grange.
j Mrs F. A. Collins, who has been in
Y Brjghtlook hospital, st. Johnsbury, fol
u several weeks, is reported much i'm
proved in health and is expected tx
return to her home here soon.
: The subject for the C. E. meeting
3 Sunday evening will be, "The Conse
e Grafton of Purpose" and the Leader
r will be w. W. Miller. This will be thu
monthly conservation meeting.
!. The Greensboro cornet band will
Criuo bo foYrtb Of
. in this village Saturday evening. yol
e will lend your encouragement to thl
d young band if you are present
~ Mrs. NJ. G. ingalls,, who has bee
: visiting her daughter for several week
in Burlington, returned to her hom,
here last week accompanied by he
y daughter, Mrs. Florence Soule
y Rev. Edward Knight, dean of tn
. School of Religious Pedagog Hart
ford, Conn, arrived last week wit
IS his family and will spend the summe
inthe Collins cottage at Winnemere.
~, About Is people. including campo,
'. and residents, were entertained tb
Fourth for dinner and an afternoon
e. good time by Mr.. and Mrs. E. {
K. Kinney at Camp Boneka, Winnemer'
in Dr. o. G.. Stickney and family
lg Barre. who have been camping
Winnemere for several days returne
home Friday, their departure beir
lie fastened by the illness Of one of the
ry party.
On account of rain the Fourth, tt
8, picnic which was to have been he
lp for the Sunday schools of the y.
church of this place, the U. P. chur,
~, of East Craftsbury, and the Congreg
~ 80 tional church of this place, was pos
q poned.
u The Woman's Missionary Auxilia
~. ~. of the Congregational church will me
I'll this week Friday at two o'clock at Il
home of Mrs. Gertrude Campbe
IS Following this missionary meetil
rs. there will be business meeting Of L
Ladies' Home Circle at the same hon
- at four o'clock,
s., The Dramatic club of the Caspi
Lake grange presented the melodram
-. "The Old New Hampshire Home"
az the town hall Thursday given to
&C. large audience. The net proceeds
he was repeated in Craftsbury Mond
as evening, July 3.
- G. Sherwood Eddy, the noted Y.
4. A. worker, with his family came
nd this place Saturday. Mr.. Eddy go
be next week to the war zone in Euror
H. where he will work among the prise
ers of war, his family will remain
=, the summer at the home of MI
"a William Simpson.
Use Twelve or fifteen of the friends a
relatives of j. B. Cook gathered at /
j., home near here to help him celebra
H. his 80th birthday. Mr.. Cook has be
~ lifelong resident of this town a
cal congratnlations IN roanh;ner +h;s -;
"A. stone in his long life.
nd At the next meeting of the Casp
las Lake Grange Thursday evening, Ju
18th, children's night will be observ