Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-06
GREENSBORO
CYRUS Hall is quite ill.

| CyruS I1dI Is qulCc Ill.
| Misses Jamison and Keir, teachers
in the junior high school, were in st.
Johnsbury Saturday.
The surgical dressing department
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. E. Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black visited
several days last week at the home
of Mrs. Blacks sister in Sherbrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Stocker of
Danville visited several days last
week at the home of j. II. Barring
| ton.
The subjec3 for Junior C. E. meet
ing will be, Oar Father, Who Art in
Heaven" Ladder, Annabelle Hart
son.
| The married and single men are to
| play game OF basket bau friday
evening, which promises to be inter-
esting.
The ice house Of the Caspian Lake
creamery has just been filled with ex-
/ cellent ice by Homer Hartson-most
of it new ice which had frozen since
Feb. LIST.
Several new cases of chicken pox
AiStNN NPPNNiSo Viz 1CoO "SSiA1 C@iiiOiio
! them Helen Jackson, Edla Wiley
and John Allen.
Because of the severe storm last
| Tuesday the rural mail man, John l..
King, was unable to go but a short
distance on his route.
Mrs. Myra Chase was taken to Bur-
lington Monday by DR., F. C. Kinney,
where she is a patient in the Mary
Fletcher hospital. DR.. Kinney re-
manned in Burlington several days.
Grace Spiers, who has been at Geo.
| Porter's several weeks, helping since
| Mrs. Chloe Wiley broke her leg, has
returned to her home. She will be
| cook at the Caspian Lake House this
summer.
The next meeting of the Caspian
lake grange will be observed as La
dies night. The following committee
is in charge: Mrs. w. S. ingalls,,
Mrs. 3. NJ. Wiley, Mrs. A. B. Cuth-
; bertson and Mrs. l. D. Magoon.
DR.. Albert C. Kinney, son of DR.. T.
family to Blue Hill, Ne, has been
called to war service and left Satur-
day for Washington, 2. c., for post
graduate work at the army medical
college IN that city.
Hiss Grace Fairbanks, who was
operated On Tor appendicitis at the
DrightIoolI hospital, St. JoHn5gury,
Monday Of !"5t week IS dom 1ze,I.
yCen with her sister, since the opera
ton, returned home Saturday.
The primary department Of The
village schools, Miss Myrtle Galley,
teacher, gave g eHtc-5zinE7 ct and
pro.reAaoe Friday evening. Much
OF the program was patriotic and the
Tree VIII Offering amounting to IS,
goes to the local Red Cross.
Twenty or more went from here
vent to East EaTdWick Friday eve
ming to hear the lecture by Hazen
Kelley, the champion bomb thrower
Of the world, just returned from the
western front. The lecture was
greatly enjoyed by those who went.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Congregational church is plan
ming to send another box Of clothing
TO Dorchester academy, Mcintosh,
Ga, and it is hoped that al who have
articles Of clothing to contribute
viii leave them at the CONGREGATIONAL
parsonage as soon as convenient
The two young peoples organiza-
tons will hold a union meeting Sun
day evening in the Congregational
chapel. The subject will be, making
the Most of Ourselves" and the
leader will be George H Tolman.
These union meetings held once
moatc during the winter have been
pleasant and interesting.
The Caspian Lake GRANGE held q !
woli-attendcd meeting Thursday eve
"in". The Ioain feature was a farce. |
q Rising. the Weed, given by some of
The girls Of the grange. 4 social hour
followed and everyone present was