Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-10
THE GREE.NSBOROS
GREENSBORO

Ed. Taft of St. Johnsbury was in
town last week..
Mrs. McLoud of Barre is visiting her
mother, Mrs. WIS. Ingalls,.
William Miller was business visitor
in ST. Johnsbury last week.
Marjory Perrin recently visited her
friend, Mildred Stewart, in Albany.
Will Bates has been experimenting
with an automobile the past week.
Horace McLaren, who has been WIS.,
iting in California, has returned to this
town.
c.. b Terrill of Morrisville has been
here the past week, looking after his
cottage.
Rev. F. A. Collins returned Thurs
day from three weeks stay in New
York state.
DIR. Daley of White River Junction
spent several days last week at his cot
tage at Winnemere.
The town road commissioner began
work Monday morning on the road
south of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil D. Chosen of Rut-
land were at the Caspian Lake House
last week for fishing.
An extra fish and game warden has
been sent here for the present. He is
Mr.. Maxwell of Island Pond.
Mrs. Ethel Alger, who has been here
sewing for the past two weeks, re-
turned Friday to her home in Jericho.
Edwin Hopkins. night clerk at the
| St. Johnsbury House, st. Johnsbury,
has been in town the past week fishing.
BENJAMIN Cutler of Albany is driving
/ the cream team for the local creamery
| in place of Hugh Gebbie. who has left
town.
f C. Kinney, who has been visiting
at the home of j. H. Darlington the
past week, returned to Montpelier Sat-
urday.
| Several went to the Bend Friday
evening to attend the moving picture
entertainment given by travelling
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fairbanks,
and two daughters of Sutton visited
over Sunday at the home of George Y.
! Simpson.
| Mrs. Sarah Dorman, who has been in
| Lowell, Mass, during the winter, is
now with her daughter here, Mrs. F.
J. Chase.
| Mr.. Mcclure of Hardwick and H. M.
Boynton of st. Johnsbury are among
those who came to our village this
week for the fishing.
Almeron w. Smith of Plandome,
Long Island, N. Y. was in town last
week, looking over his cottage on the
south shore Of the lake.
Basil Boardman has moved into the
George King tenement and will work
for Mr.. King in place of Clyde King.
who has moved to East Hardwick.
The Ladies' Home Circle of the Con
gegational church will serve supper in
their dining rooms Thursday evening
from five O'Clock until all are served.
Miss Winnie Locke, who has been il
st. Johnsbury during the winter, has
returned to the Caspian Lake house
where she will work during the summer
The Craftsbury academy students re
turned to their school in Craftsbury
Monday after weeks vacation due te
a case of diphtheria, which developed
in that village.
Rev. Henry w. Maier and two gen
tlemen of New Britain, Conn, occu
pied Mr.. Maier's cottage on the Bur
llngton side of the lake last week ant
did some fishing
Deacon A. E. Perrin has been elected
lo1o fo h.
tional church of this place at the state
meeting of Congregational churches t.
be held at Bennington May 1918.
Dr. Daley of White River junction
is having extensive repairs made OF
his cottage at Winnemere. F. F
Wakefield is doing the work and A. B
DeBrune is grading the grounds abou
the cottage.
. The subject for the Christian
Endeavor m e ing on Sunda.
evening at the chapel of the Congre
gational church will be, "What Doe
Christ Want Us to Do?" and the leade
is Mrs. A. E. Perrin.
Quite number of sheep have beer
sheared in this vicinity the past tw
weeks. At the present price of woo
the sheep business must be profitabl
one and more of our farmers should be
; come sheep-raisers.
Hugh Gebbie moved his househol
goods to East Hill the last of the wee
and will store them for the summer
} Mr.. Gebbie will work on the farm o
E James Andersen and his wife will wor
for Mrs. Archie Chase on the Simpso
farm.