Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-19
THE, GREENSBOROS

enioyed a pleasant evening WIN .
games and promenading.
DIR. F. c. Kinney, who represents /
the town at Montpelier, was nome /
several DAYS last week, going to Bur
lington Monday morning to look az
ter a patient in one of the hospitals
there.
The following articles were sent to
headquarters by the Red Cross last
week and made a good showing: 70
gray sweaters Is of which were made
by the school girls, 26 girl7' chomises,
- u-- 49, - i,-.--S o
socks.
The annual report of the auditors
of the town has been printed and is
being distributed among the voters.
The report shows q total of S20161.25
collected in taxes. The town debt OF
S10734.46 has been reduced S3O46.36
the past year.
Inc Caspian Ike re- C-cz5 =
meeting every Thursday afternoon at
the home of the president. There IS
much work to do and anyone who can
is urged to take work home with
them. Garments are being made for
the sufferers of France, Belgium and
Turkey.
Early Sunday morning Thomas W.
/ Cebbie, one of the old and hOnOred
citizens Of this town died at his home
in the north part of the town, after
an illness of several weeks, following
railroad accident at Greensboro
/ Bend. He was born in this town and
/ had always made his home here. He
was about y years of age. A fuller
obituary will appear later.
( GREENSBORO BEND
Pavson Morse is working for Fos-
ter Gebbie.
Miss Mary Chouinard is working
at Richard Aliens.
R. A. Richie was in Newport on
business Wednesday.
R. A. Richie has been i'll for sew
eral days with a hard cold.
John Buckley of Wheelock was here
on business the first of the week.
Mrs. Walter King was taken to
Waterbury for treatment Wednesday.
Mrs Otter has finished work at
Willis Lumsden's and returned home.
VIII Richards and w. c. Mcdonald
attended the horse races at Morris
vile Thursday.
There was a good attendance at the
Red Cross dance held at the NJ. w A.
hall Tuesday evening.
+ c. B. Sternberg has had his house
wired for electric lights, Charles
Ward of Hardwick doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cushion of
Lowell, Mass, are spending a few
weeks at the home of his father, Mel
: son Cushion.
Craig King has gone to the home
of his grandparents, Jean Gilbert's, at
l Craftsbury, where he will be cared
for for a time.
: GREENSBORO-North Neighborhood
. Clyde Philbrook is on the sick
list this week
Miss Celia Olmstead is visiting
relatives at st. Johnsbury.
Bertha Lumsden is recovering from
> the influenza and pneumonia.
? Mrs. Gladys King has been taken
to Waterbury hospital for treatment
4 Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Gebbie of Hard
4 wick, visited at T. w. Gebbie's
t Thursday.
Fred Percival of Glover has pur.
e chased a registered Jersey bull from
e d. G. Spier's herd.
: Geo. Gebbie of Ryegate, was called
here by the illness and death of hi:
g brother, T. w. Gebbie.
> Mrs. Alton White returned home
from Brightlook hospital last week
much improved in health.
: Mrs. Lynn Eldridge of Orleans wa.
. called here Saturday, by the Hines.
y Of her uncle, T. ". Gebbie Mis-.
Clara Wood, the nurse who has beer
5 caring for Mr.. Gebbie, has returned
t 10 her home.
= The community was saddened Il
} learn Of the death of T. W. Gebbie
early Sunday morning. The funera
h was held at his home, Tuesday. at II
5 o'clock a. m. 4 more extended notice
d Will appear next week