Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-01-09
GREENSBORO
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A children's party was given by the
teachers of the junior and primary
classes of the u. p. church one after
noon during the holidays. About 40
were present and enjoyed games and
refreshments. Mrs. Foster Gebble
| had charge of the postoffice from
which were distributed gifts to the
children.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union of the u. P. church held their
annual election of officers at meet
ing at N. L. browns Tuesday eve
ming. The following are the officers
elected: Harry Miller, president; Eos
ter Gebbie, vice president; W. M. Rol-
Inns, secretary; Grace Spiers, treas
urer. After the business meeting, a
social time was spent, and topping 1t
off, sugar on snow.
The reports at the annual meeting
of the United Presbyterian church
Thursday indicated that there had
been continued hearty support Of the
work. In the past six years the con-
tributions for all purposes have ag-
gregated approximately $17,OOOOO,
which has included the removing and
remodeling of the church edifce, and
the recent important improvements
to the parsonage. No more lndebt-
edness was reported, current or 9TH
erwise than is anticipated will be met
in full during the current month. Jos.
E. Edwards, Alpha Gebbie and Elwyn
Esdon were elected trustees for the
coming year; J. D. Wilson, moderator
and treasurer; P. L. Reynolds, clerk;
Geo. Wiley and Foster Gebbie, col
lectors; Geo. Esdon and S. w. Camp
bell, auditors. The Ladies' Circle
the congregation.
NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY.
The Light in the Clearing, Irving
Batcheller.
Irish Idylls, Jane Barlow.
The Second Fiddle, Phyllis Bottome
Bromley Neighborhood, Alice
Model Airplanes and their Engines,
Cavanaugh.
The Dwelling Place of Light, Win
ston Churchill.
The Boy Scout and other Stories
for Boys, R. H. Davis.
The Traitor, Thomas Dixon.
The Green Tree Mystery, Roman
Doubleday.
His Last Bow, Conan Doyle.
The Story Book of Science, John
Henry Fabre.
Laugh and Live, Douglass Fair
banks.
From Job to Job Around the World
Alfred G.. B. Fletcher.
Vagabonding down the Andes, Har-
ry A. Franck.
Southern Life in Southern Litera-
ture. Maurice c.. Fulton
Beyond, John Galsworthy.
Helen of Four Gates, By an EX-
Mill Girl.
My Adventures as German Secret
Agent, Horst von-der-Goltz.
The Twice American, Eleanor M.
Ingram.
The High Heart, Basil King.
Neighbors, Florence Morse Kings
ley.
The Green Jacket, Jennette Lee.
Productive Poultry Husbandry,
Extricating Obadiah, Joseph C.
Lincoln.
The Red Planet, William J. Locke.
The Luck of the Irish, Harold Nc
Grath.
The Way of the Air, Edgar C. Mid
dleton.
A Vagabond's Oddyssy, A. Safroni-
Middleton.
Anne's House of Dreams, L. M.
Montgomery.
Martie, the Unconquered, Kathleen
Norris.
Mother Goose, Illustrated by Mon
70 S. Orr.
Shadows, H. Grahame Richards.
Red Peppers Patients, Grace S.
Richmond.
The Long Lanes Turning, Halle
Ermine Rives,
The Foes of Our Own Household,
Theodore Roosevelt.
How to Debate, Shurter.
The Road of Ambition, Elaine
Sterne.
The Coming, J. C. Snaith.
Sarah Ann, Mabel Nelson Thurston
The Enlightenment of Paulina, Ell
len Wilkins Tompkins.
Bobby Gray Squirrel, Walsh.
Productive Dairying, Washburn.
The Christ We Forget, P. Whitwell
Wilson.
The Wonder of War in the Air,
Francis Rolf Wheeler.
The Boy with the U. S. Weather
Man, Francis Rolf Wheeler.
Productive Feeding of Farm Ami
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