Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-31

my 1OT ~. IL. M1ller GlG PAST summer,
has gone to Boston.
The ladies of the u. P. church will
have box social at the home of Mrs.
j. 1. Wilson on Friday evening.
A gang of men are boarding at the
Caspian Lake House and cutting
| Christmas trees to be shipped to the
cities.
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. George Colby Friday af-
ternoon.
The junior high school boys played
basket ball Monday evening with the
Caspian Lake team and were defeat
ed by score of 80 to 81.
DR.. VIM. Easton of Providence, R.
l., will lecture in the town hall Mon
day evening under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Union of the U. P.
church.
There were no sessions of the ju-
nior high school Thursday and Fri
day because of the absence of the
teachers at the state teachers con-
vention in ST. Adams.
On the evening of Friday, Nov. g.,
the Congregational church will have
supper and entertainment and each
lady will tell in verse how she has
earned 81 for the society.
On Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoon a large number of the men
reshingled the north side of the
church and removed the old hearse
house on the west side of the build
IxTLi hoI e.
The library trustees have decided
on the following hours during which
the library will be open in the future
on Saturday afternoons: 100 to 4.3O
and 6 to 8. Please notice the change
Of hours, especially in the evening.
The subject for the C. E. meeting
Sunday evening will be "Persever-
ance" At this time the two young
peoples societies of the town will
unite and hold their service at the
Congregational church and on the
following Sunday evening the union
meeting will be held at the U. P.
church.
The Greensboro Cow Testing asso-
citation held a we'll attended meeting
in the Grange hall Friday afternoon.
Addresses were given by II. F. John
son, county agent, and Mr.. Wood, the
Caledonia county agent. After the
addresses there was a general discus
sion and an oyster dinner was serv-
ed at noon by the wives of the mem
bers.
1t is with regret that the public IL
5Tary trustees have accepted the res
ignatiOn Of Mrs. L. 4. jackson as IL
brarlan after efficient and faithful
service for nearly II years. She was
always courteous to the many who
came to the library and will be great
~ missed from the librarians desk.
Mrs. E. c. Hayes has been chosen to
serve in her place.
A reception was held Wednesday
evening of last week for Rev. and
Mrs. Paul L. Reynolds in the social
rooms of the United PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. and Mrs. Reynolds be-
gun their work in the church the first
Sunday of October and were formally
welcomed on Wednesday evening by
large number of their church peo-
pie as well as others of the communi-
ty. After social hour a brief pro-
gram was given and refreshments
were served.
There was large attendance at
the service Thursday afternoon to in
stall Rev. Paul L. Reynolds as pastor
of the United Presbyterian church.
The program of installation was as
follows: Invocation, Rev. E. c.. Hayes,
pastor of the Congregational church;
sermon, Rev. C. H. Lathe of Tops
ham; charge to the pastor, Rev. L.
II. Simpson of Ryegate; charge to
the people, Rev. A. E. Brownlee of
Barnet; benediction, Rev. Paul L.
Reynolds. All the addresses were of
a high order and gave much inspira-
ton and help to all present.
GREENSBORO BEND
B. P. Val1encourt has rented his
farm to jerry Massey.
Mrs. Nettie Lurnsden visited
friends in Barre Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Forrest was in Cam
bridge Junction with her mother over
Sunday.
Clyde Smith has moved from the
Amsden tenement to the Cool farm
in Wheelock.
Miss Alice Payne returned to her
home IN Cabot Saturday after spend |
ing few weeks here with friends.
Mrs. James Fadden is quite sick |
with a heart trouble at the home of !
her daughter, Mrs. D. G.. Mcfarland |
GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
Mr.. Parker of Barton is at A. W. |
Chaffee's for a few weeks.
Mrs. Bangs Of Newport is with her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram Ca1derwood.
There will be a box social at Irwin |
Wilson's Friday evening. Each lady |
is requested to bring box with lunch |
Tor, two and each person a small
package. These will be sold at
auction, the proceeds to be used to-
ward the expense OF repairing the u.
T. parsonage. Everyone cordially in
vited.
The Lamoille Valley Cow Testing
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