Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-01-09
THE GREENSBOROS

held their annual election of officers
at the regular session Sunday as
follows: Superintendent, G.. H. Mil
Ter; assistant, Harold Simpson; Sec
rotary, P. N. Allen; treasurer, Mrs.
A. B. Cuthbertson; organist, Mrs. II.
! II. Haines; executive committee, j.
! H harrington, Mrs. j. A. Goss, and
Mrs. George Young.
The Greensboro Fire District No 1
| held their annual meeting in the
| hose house Monday evening with a
! fair attendance. Reports were given
/ by all the officers and the treasurer's
report showed $228 in the treasury.
! The following officers were elected:
! Moderator, Rev. z. c. Hayes; clerk,
and treasurer, B. M. Wiley; pruden-
tial committee for three years, n. L.
| Drown; auditors, ]. II. Darlington,
| fire chief, N. L. Drown. Thirty per
cent on the grand list was voted to
defray the expenses Of the district
the coming year.
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GREENSBORO BEND
Fred Leavitt has been quite sick
the past week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Weed is spending a few
weeks at j. d. Hutchins' in STAN
nard.
G. R. Davis, who has been quite
sick with chicken poX, is gaining
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald of
Morrisville spent New Years day at
Will McDonald's.
Ethel Shatney is sick with bilious
fever at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Nettie Lumsden.
Mrs. Harry Brown of st. Johnsbury
is spending a few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Mrs Charlie Smith was called to
East Hardwick the last Of the week
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Stevens.
Mrs. Will Donavan of Morrisville
returned to her home Thursday after
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Michaud.
Mrs. Jane Fadden died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. d. G. McFar-
land, Monday, after an illness of sew
eral months. The funeral was held
at the M. E. church Wednesday at L
o'clock, Rev. Howard officiating, with
burial at Greensboro.
1t may be of interest to the
friends of Bert Cummings, who was
from Greensboro Bend and later of
St. Johnsbury, to know that he was
transferred from Aver, Mass, to
Fort Sam Houstan, San Antonio,
Texas. A friend who has recently
heard from him states that he was
one of party of eight men who were
selected to serve in the Q. M: Mech.
Repair shop No. 3O4, the @. M. corps
service. These men represent prac-
tically all of the New England states
and New York state. Mr.. Cummings
writes that he is very comfortably
situated and enjoying the best of
health, and that he had as merry
Christmas as possible being $500
miles from home and wishes his
many friends here very happy New
Year His address is @. M. Mech.
Repair Shop No. 3O4, Fort Sam Hous-
tan, San Antonio, Texas.
GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
Miss Belle Fairbanks of Sutton
visited in town last week.
Edwin Hall went to Hardwick Fri
lay for a few days visit.
The death of Paul Hartman casts
, gloom over his friends in this COM
nunity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey Wis
ted at Andrew Young's in Hardwick
he first of last week.
Raymond Philbrook was pleasantly
by a company of young
PEOPLE, who came to his home Friday
lfternoon to help him celebrate his
birthday. All report fine time.
Misses Grace and Belle Fairbanks
listed Mrs. Fred Root at Craftsbury
md attended the extension school re-
emily held there. Dean Mitchell and
Mrs. Foster Babcock also attended
everal of the extension school ses-
ions at CraftSbury