Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-05-08
THE, GREE.NSBOROS
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO
Supt. Cowles visited schools here
Thursday.
Little Helen Wiley has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Harry McLoud visited last
week in Morrisville and Hardwick.
w. R. Bliss of Burlington was a
visitor in the junior high school last
week.
Mrs. F. C. Kinney was in Hard
| wick Saturday visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Kinney.
There will be no meeting of the
surgical dressing department of the
Red Cross this week.
George A. Porter was in st. Johns
bury Friday attending the Caledonia
county Red Cross meeting.
Will Jackson, who has been caring
for his father the past winter, re-
{ turned to Boston last week.
| Mrs. Longeway returned Thursday
from weeks stay in Montpelier,
where her grandchild is very ill.
Miss Marion Jameson, domestic sci
ence teacher in the junior high school
was in Cabot Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ward of Hardwick was here
Thursday to give lessons to a large
class of piano pupils which she has
here.
Eddie Blanchette and Harrison
Wilson went to Newport Thursday
to start for one of the training
camps.
Dayton Brown of Springfield,
Mass, has visited the past week at
the home Of his grandfather, Cyrus
Hall.
Harold Simpson did not return to
his school work at Hardwick the first
of the week because of the illness of
his father.
F. H. Dufur, who is now in the
hardware business in Boston, is visit
ing friends here and looking after his
hotel property.
Rev. and Mrs. P. l.. Reynolds left
early this week for Ohio, where Mr..
Reynolds will preach Sunday or
two this month.
Remember the meeting of Caspian
Lake grange Thursday evening. The
program will b in charge of Flora,
Mrs. B. M. Wiley.
o. o. Gregory and son, Herbert,
were in Coventry Sunday to see Mrs.
Gregory, who is very i'll there at the
home of her sister.
A. E. Jackson, daughter, Lila,
Mildred Harrison and Dorothy Wiley
were in Cabot Friday evening to at
tend a minstrel show.
Mrs. A. w. Cotton, who has been
visiting for some time at N. l.,
Danvers, Mass, Saturday.
5 A. M. Marshall bought fine team
of gray horses in Montpelier last
week and arrived in town with them
!. Friday. The pair weighed 1916.
Announcement of the state meet
J ing of the Congregational churches
at Lyndonville, May 21st to 23d, was
made in the Congregational church
Sunday.
Misses Marjory Perrin, Aida
Fairbanks and Alice Spiers returned
Friday from Burlington where they
have been students the past year ir
the U. V. M.
Mr. Harmon of Boston has rented
the Caspian Lake House of F. H. Du
fur for the coming year and with
| Mrs. Harmon arrived last week anC
took possession.
Celer Goethe, who went to New
port Thursday expecting to go a.
} once to one of the military camps
was sent home and told he would mo-
be called till May 25th.
Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Reynolds, who
have been in New York state thu
past month returned home Saturda!
and Mr.. Reynolds occupied his pull
pit in the Presbyterian church.
The Greensboro Cornet band CAV,
minstrel show and dance at thu
town hall Tuesday evening of las
, week and netted $1,000 which is t.
! be used for new heads for their larg'
drum.
Up to Saturday evening Greens
boro had gone $4,000 over its quots
of $4,000 for the Third Libert!
loan. This is good work and mucl
, credit is due the committee il
, charge.
John A. King moved his household
l goods to East Burke this week ant
7 will live in one of the tenements OF
, the big Darling farm in that place