Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-03
THE GREE,NSBOROS

Truman Orcutt, who has spent the
winter in Barnet, has returned to
Greensboro and is working at carpenter
work.
The academy at Craftsbury has been
closed for at least week because
case of diphtheria has appeared in the
town.
j. M. DeBrune moved his family
from the Rabbit house to the house
he has bought near the blacksmith
shop, Friday.
Mrs. Della Babcock returned this
week TO G. M Cuthbertson' after
spending sew raj weeks at her home in
South Walden.
The Misses Marjory Perrin, Aida
homes here for the week, returning
Monday evening.
Mrs. c. F, Richards went Thursday
to the Hardwick hospital for special
treatment, She is reported in very
comfortable condition.
Mrs. W. B. Simpson, who has been
visiting friends in Hardwick and else
where for several weeks, returned to
her bome here Thursday.
Leon Chaffee of Hardwick was
fortunate enough to catch a fish weigh
ing 14f pounds on the first open day
for fishing on Caspian lake.
The Ladies' Missionary auxiliary
will hold their annual meeting with
Mrs. w. S.. Ingalls, Friday afternoon,
There will be thank-offering
The schools of this village opened
Monday with the same teachers, Miss
Maud Bailey in the grammar school
and Miss Myrtle Bailey in the lower
grades
There was no preaching service al
the United Presbyterian church Sun
i day because of the absence Of the
nastor. Rev. F. A, Collins, i'm New
York state.
The grass has put on its summe,
coat of green and many gardens have
! been ploWed IT looks as though real
summer has arrived with the coming
Of the month of May
Two meat carts made their appear
ance in this village last week, one or
I
| Hardwick and the other from Dick
King market in the Bend
! The subject for the C. E meeting
! Sunday evening at 7 30 o'clock will be
/ 1.-THE Conservation of Talents,' anC
i the leader, Mrs M. Wiley. Thi!
will be the monthly conservation meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. harrington wer,
in ST Johnsbury Friday and ATTENDED
the Christian Endeavor rally hell
there They report some eXceIlen
who came
Notice was given Sunday at the Con
gregational church of the 121st meet
ing of the Vermont Congregations
conference at Bennington May 18th t
18th Hon. John E. Weeks of Middle
bury is president Of this conference.
The town road commissioner. job
A. Ken6rick. began work Monda
morning with gang of men and roa
ed that considerable work will be don
Oh the highway near the Glover lin
this spring.
+ O. Buchanan, our popular troubI
man on the local telephone. will leav
this place with his family for Barto
abeut May 18th, where he will be in
garage. 1t is expected the Hardwic
telephone office will care fer troub
work in this vicinity during the sum
mer
Mrs Adelaide Sawyer, who recent
2 buried her daughter in this town.
now sick in Boston with pneumon
but is reported much be ter at tn
writing. If no cancellations set
she is expected to recover. Mrs Hele
Jackson, her sister, is with her al
caring for her.
The Tuchebache class of the Congr
a gational church Sunday school w
hold their quarterly business rneetir
and social at the chruch parlors Frid;
evening, NJ ay 5th. Refreshmen
will be served and program will
given 1t is hoped to have a go
attendance of the members of the elias
The ice is about all out of the laI
and many are painting their boats al
@ overhau!ing their fishing tackle
preparation for the fishing season
the lake which begins as soon aft
May lst as the ice goes out. Sever
good strings of trout have been caug
= on the streams about here the pa
week.