Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-15
GREENSBORO

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
R a. Chaffee Saturday.
Robert Cassavah and Irving Hull
have been Ill with influenza
The Red Cross will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. G. E Colby.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet Friday afternoon at the
parsonage.
George 4. Porter has q position IN
the state house at Montpelier, during
the session Of the legislature
Miss Mary Stimson of Montpelier,
has been IN town several days, call
ed here BY the death Of Mrs. Richard
Thompson Of East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Nancy Crozier. after spend
inc 2 week at her home IN Glover. re-
turned Friday 10 Mrs. ". B. Slmp-
sons.
Miss Grace TyndaI, teacher in the
upper grades Of the village school.
was al her home IN Morrisville over
Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Paquette.
who has been ii for several months
al her home IN Hardwick, : visiting
81 Alpha Gebbie's.
The subject for the c. T. meeting
Sunday evening viii be. Our Rela-
ton 10 God. I. Repeating" Leader,
Dea. =. E. Perrin.
Mrs. Grace Gregory. teacher in the
primary room, returned 10 her work
Monday. after an absence Of two
weeks because Of Illness
The junior high school viii give q
social and promenade IN the town
hall Friday evening 10 which every
one Is invited. Admission ten cents
Mrs. Hugh Gebbie, who has been al
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. c. Spiers for several weeks
returned TO her home in Ryegate
Friday.
Prof. c. E. Wood, who has spent
several summers here. and Is vel
known as q fine tenor singer, Is very
III in a sanitarium IN Randolph fol
lowing an operation.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks returned
10 her school work st Greensboro
Bend Monday morning after an Ill
ness Of two weeks. She Is teacher
OF the primary room.
The usual church services were
held at the Congregational church
Sunday for the first time in three
weeks. II Is hoped that the influenza
may not interfere with the churches
again this year.
The annual meeting OF the Congre-
gauonal church society was held on
Tuesday evening OF last week and the
reports showed the church 10 be II
excellent condition financially and the
outlook for next year Is good.
The next entertainment Of ths
Greensboro entertainment course vii
be given IN the town hall Jan 29tt
By the Liberty Musical Four. consist.
ing OF two young women and twC
young men This viii be 2 bright
musical entertainment, which viii bt
well worth your hearing.
At the session Of the SUNDAY
school Of the Congregational churci
Sunday the following officers wert
elected 70 serve for the year 1919
Superintendent, c. H. Miller; first as
SlS-anC. Harold Simpson: second as
slSCarC, George PhiIbrook: secretary
P y. Allen; treasurer, Mrs. 4. E
Cl-h0e-tsOC; executive committee
MS J. A. G0SS. Mrs George YCun.
and J H Darlington
The United States civil servic
commission has announced an exam
nation for the county Of Orleans :
be held 81 Har6wick. Newport an
Orleans on Feb. Sth, 10 I'll the pos
ton OF rural carrier 81 Greensb0r
and any other vacancies that ma
occur on rural routes IN the aboy
mentioned county. Applications ma
be obtained from the United State
Civil Service Commission. Washin!
ton. D. c.
The town officers viii meet at Il
town clerks Office Wednesday. ia