Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-26
THE GRlEsENSBOROS

Dean Mitchell has been doing consid-
cradle repairing on his buildings and
has recently added a coat of paint so
that the place looks like new one.
A large amount of hay has been put
into the barns in this vicinity the past
ten days The crop is exceptionally
large and much of that not yet cut was
blown down by the last heavy rain and
somewhat damaged.
There will be a canning demonstra-
ton in the Grange hall Thursday
afternoon at 80 by Miss Bessie Thayer
of the agricultural college Of u. V.
M. Everyone is invited who is inter
ested.
During the last week several of the
crooked poles put in last fall by the
electric light company have been re-.
moved and straight ones put in their
places. A little paint now on these
poles would be an improvement.
At the Congregational church Sun
day the preacher will be Rev. Henry
W. Maier, pastor of the First Congre-
gational church, New Britain Conn.
The special music will be by Mrs. F.
A. Bagnall, vocal soloist, of Adams,
Mass.
J. D. Wilson, who has been in the
BrightIook hospital, St. Johnsbury, for
several weeks for an amputation of
his leg, was required to have another
ampUtation of the same leg above the
knee Saturday morning. He is re-
ported to be as comfor table as could
! be expected.
A stereopticon lecture entitled,
"Among the Hills" will be given
Sunday evening at 7.30 in the audito-
rum of the Congregational church.
of the G. E. society and is in charge of
E. C. Kinney, the regular leader Of
the evening. Everybody welcome.
Rev Dr. H. E. jackson Of Washing
ton, D. c., will give lecture on Fri
Gay evening, August 4th, in the town
hall, under the auspices of the Tucbe-
bache class of the Congregational
church for the organ fund. The sub
ject will be, 1.-The Discovery Of the
Schoolhouse. Judge w. P. Stafford
by himself which the audience will
later sing.
An exceptionally large audience
heard the excellent sermon Sunday at
the Congregational church by Rev. DIR.
Charles F. Carter, pastor of the I'm
manuel Congregational church, Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. G. E. Howes of
Williamstown, Mass, sang a very
beautiful solo. Friday evening about
Is of the young people, including the
Vigilants and Glad Game class of the
Congregational Sunday school and
several summer young people, gathered
at the lawn of the Congregational
parsonage and spent most enjoyable
evening in outdoor games. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served and program was given. The
| lawn was hung with Japanese lanterns
throughout the evening.
GREENSBORO North Neighborhood
Amos Chaffee is entertaining niece.
Irwin Wilson and family were at St.
Jobnsbury the last of the week.
A. B. Speir and R. E. Dwinell were
recent visitors at D. G. Speir's.
Miss Marion Collier and Myrtle
Thompson were weekend visitors of
Alice Spelr.
Herbert Fairbanks and family re-
! turned to Enosburg Monday after
spending a week in town.
William Wood, who has been at
Brightlook hospital, st. Johnsbury, for
several week, returned to his home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Young and Harrison Wilson
were at st. Johnsbury over Saturday
as their father. J. D. Wilson, was
obliged to undergo another operation
on his limb.
Miss Ada Hill, Majorie Hall and
Loretta Cassevah were at D. G.
Speir's Saturday afternoon to help
Miss Myrtle Thompson celebrate her
eighteenth birthday.