Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-02-14
THE GRE.E,NSBOROS

Rev. Mr.. Shaw of Montpelier
preached at the U. P. church Sunday
and will remain in town during the
week and occupy the pulpit again
Sunday.
George Porter began his duties last
| week as janitor of the two schools of
the village and to have general
charge of the town hall in which the
rooms are located.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hardy in the
death of their baby girl, Mary Eliza
beth, Thursday, Feb. 9Th. The funer-
al was held Saturday at II a. M, at
the home of Charles Goodrich, the ba-
by's grandfather, and was conducted
by Rev. E. G. Hayes. Burial was in
the village cemetery.
| The Greensboro lecture course COM
mittee will present Rev. H. V. Adams
as the last number in the course This
promises to be one of the most enjoy
able evenings of the course and you
will miss good thing if you are not
present. Mr.. Adams has the three
requisites of good lecturer-he en-
tertains, he instructs and he inspires.
He is pleasing in personality, wise,
witty and instructive
The Grange will hold it's usual
meeting Thursday evening, Feb. %,
and it will be of patriotic nature,
| can Evening with February Sons"
The program is as follows: Song,
| Bessie Silver; roll call, each to an
swer with a quotation from some
| noted man born in February; song,
P. N. Allen; paper, 'Lincoln," Mrs.
B. M. Wiley; paper, Washington"
Guy Allen; reading, N. H. Kaiser.
The Woman's Economic club held
it's monthly meeting Tuesday after
non of last week at the Congregations
al church parsonage with a good at
tendance. A most pleasant and prof
liable afternoon was spent. Talks
were given by Mrs. Roy Young and
Mrs. j. L. Wilson, on meat canning
and candy making. Miss Bessie Sill
yer sang a solo and Miss Loretta
Cassavah played a piano solo. The
motives Of these meetings have been
misunderstood by some. There is no
intention of forming an association
to order groceries from outside the
village. The meetings are wholly for
mutual helpfulness in making our
homes better and for social enjoy
ment. All the ladies are welcome.
There is no expense connected with it.
GREENSBORO-Nor Neighborhood
Mrs. George Rodger is ill.
Everett Rutledge was out of school
last week.
Loretta Cassavah spent a part of
last week in Burlington
Mrs Martha Bates has returned
from visit in Burlington.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hunter has been ill
for the past two weeks.
Miss Catherine Lapierre was the
weekend guest of Nora Richardson
Mrs. Payson Morse is on the sick
list and Robert Cassavah was i'll last
| week.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hardy in the death of their
infant daughter.
C. w. Thompson received word of
the death of his brother, Amasa, in
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. %.
GREENSBORO BEND
E. A. Buck, who has been quite
sick with grip, is gaining.
The little child of Ted Goethe has
been quite seriously Ill the past week.
Thomas Fair of Glover is spending
a few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Will Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Silver of
Craftsbury have been spending few
days at j. B. Silver's.
Austin Cox is boarding with Mrs
Martha Nichols and is working in the
stone shed for George Anair.
The Ladies' Aid society supper at
the M. E. vestry Wednesday night of
last week was we'll attended and the
proceeds were $14.
Mrs. Jerome of East Hardwick is
| working for Mrs. James Batten for a
few weeks. Mrs. Batten, who has
been sick for several weeks, does not
gain as fast as her many friends
would like to have her,