Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-05-22
GREENSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley were in
Morrisville Sunday visiting relatives.
E. A. Baker and family arrived at
the Baker farm Saturday for the
summer.
The Greensboro Improvement club
is repairing the sidewalk south Of the
schoolhouse.
Mrs. J. E. Laird and two little chill
dren have been having the mumps
the past week.
Mildred Fairbanks spent Sunday in
Morrisville visiting at the home Of
Miss Grace Tyndall.
Henry C. Boynton of st. Johnsbury
is at the Caspian Lake House for
several weeks fishing.
J. H. Darlington has been very ill
the past week and consultation of
doctors was held Sunday.
John Burnham went to Newport
last week and will be sent at once to
military training camp.
Roger Wakefield has been home
from Berlin, N. H., the past week
with case of chicken pox.
Mrs. Florence Soules and son Ever
EFT and wife of Burlington visited
Sunday at Mrs. Mary Ingalls,.
Mr.. Fernald, who is clerk in one
of the large winter hotels in Deland,
Fla, came here Thursday for the
summer.
Mrs. John Barr, who has been at
J. H. Barrington's the past week, re-
turned to her home in Bakersfield on
Saturday.
o. o. Gregory and son, Herbert,
were in Coventry Sunday to see Mrs.
Gregory, who is very i'll at the home
of her sister.
The subject for the C. E. meeting
Sunday evening at 7.3O o'clock will
be, "Doing His WILL" Leader, Miss
Dorothy Wiley.
At the grange meeting Thursday
evening sugar on snow was served.
The advertised Neighbours night will
not be observed.
Rev. Mr.. Hayward was the preach
er at the U. P church Sunday in the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. P. L.
in Ohio.
The Congregational parsonage has
been wired for electric lights, the
work being done by the ST. Johns
bury Wiring company.
Louis Kesselman, who has been in
New York City the past winter, re-
turned last week and will open his
tailor shop for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Kinney, who
have spent the winter in Montpelier,
arrived at Camp Boneka, Winnemere.
last week for the summer.
Several from this place went to
East Hardwick Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Bell, widow of Ex-
Gov. Bell, at the Bell homestead.
Mrs. Helen Richards has had an
addition built onto her piazza at the
Lake View boarding house, and in
terror repairs made to the building.
Harrison Wilson, who was called
on the last draft, was sent to Camp
Slocum, but was rejected on the final
examination and returned here last
week.
F. G. Harris of Roselle, N. j., was
in town one day last week looking
after his cottage, Caspianna, which
has been sold to Rev. Mr.. Urban of
Long Island.
F. H. Dufur, who has been here
about week looking after his hotel
property which he has rented to S.
H. Harmon of Boston, returned to
Boston last week.
Everett Perrin, Raymond Phil
brook and Robert Rogers went to
Lyndonville Saturday to attend the
special agricultural course for two
weeks at Camp Vail.
The students of Craftsbury acad-
envy and junior high school gave the
drama, "The Sisterhood of Bridget"
before fair-sized audience Monday
evening of last week in the hall.
The drama entitled, "The World
against Him." was given in the hall
Friday evening by the young people
If Greensboro Bend before a large |
audience: The proceeds went to the
ocal Red Cross.
The people of Greensboro are in
7ited by Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
1aselton to a luncheon at the home
stead at North Walden at 1 o'clock
Nay 25th, this being the occasion of
he 5Oth anniversary Of their mar
'iage.
Miss Rita Miller, who carries the
nail on the rural route, had the mis-
ortune to lose one of her horses on
Ter trip Friday. The horse broke
through culvert near John Rich
lrdson's place and fell and ruptureda
'lood vessel so that it died almost
The Red Cross drive this week
hould call out our heartiest gener-
'sity for the boys at the front must
'e cared for and we must do it with
'ur gifts. Mrs. w. B. Simpson is in
harge of thetown canvass and has
appointed an efficient corps of help
rs who will aid her in reaching our
quota of 1915.
The large 5O-foot flag pole was set
n the center of the village Saturday
Lfternoon under the direction Of Mr..
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