Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-06-04

speaker Of the day, Hon, M,l--
Morse OF Hardwick, who gave s"s I
interesting address. e Yer
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Horo
two children spent Memorial u an
Craftsbury and visited at tbo Jay a
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root VIC Mons
The subject of the c. F. n,o...
Sunday. evening at 73O Will riTITf'I Ig
Conditions Necessary for VIII " BE- V
Peace" Leader. Harold Simpson word
The next meeting of tbo
will be held Thursday eveninas grange
18th, and the program VIII June
charge of Mrs. Foster Gebbiooe n
Flora. '0Ie' as
Twenty-Five women wnro .. =,
meeting, of the Woman's Missioroaae
society held at the Lake View D'iITIl ISy
Friday evening. Mrs. Carver Of ft Dl
ton gave a helpful address. u DOS
S. R. Sargent and daugbtor =,
GLADDEN., Wilbur Fullerton and NJ. NJ
Iva Crowell of Dunkin, P O INV ri. WIS
last week at the home of George ' WsS
shall. -Aar'
Mr.. Palmeter, who has had h.
teams on the road machine, for saw "V
eral weeks, has finished work and tbs
selectmen are investigating the MN ..s
ter Of a tractor to take the nIao r-a y:
teams in this work. p''''e
Miss Ruth Brown and Miss T,nu
of the Free Library commissio Tpp Il
Vermont, came from Montpelier WoU VI
day and with the help Of many v oIUu'
teers from our town are njacn" nun,
card catalogue in the Greensboro i
brary. Il
The play to be given by the sani,,
class of the junior high school ' nv.
been postponed until Friday evpninr
You will miss much fun if YOU do mt
see this farce comedy entitled "Tbo
Potterville Postoffice," in the TOWN
hall. Reserved seats at Willey's stora
The Memorial Day address NO,
given this year by Rev. W. L. Brad.
ford, pastor of the NJ. E. church IN
Greensboro Bend. The exercises Wnra
in the M. E. church and called out
good attendance. There was bali
game in the afternoon between tbs
village and the Bend, in which the
Bend won by score of Is to 10.
GREENSBORO-North NeighborhOOd
D. G. Speir was on the sick list the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cassevah were
in Hardwick Thursday.
Myron Kinney has closed his bust
ness here and gone to Ohio.
VIM. Rogers, who has been visiting
relatives in Lyndon, returned Sun.
day.
Word has been received here of the
birth of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bailey.
County Agent johnson and Mr..
Carrigan of Burlington were at D.
G. Speir's Wednesday to assist in
planting demonstration corn.
GREENSBORO BEND
Miss Margaret Johnson is working
at Richard Aliens. -
Mrs. Gladys Corrow is caring for
Mrs. Morse and child.
IL. l. Z. SIldIlUGT1ln was III Sl. JVHAs'
bury on business Monday.
Mrs. Nina Harrington of Hardwick
is working at II. w. ellis.
The Percy Brown farm has been
sold to parties from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Morse are the
parents of daughter born May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Collins were
n st. Johnsbury on business Wed
lesday.
George Withers has moved hi;
.amily into Ted Gochie's house al
Cast Greensboro.
w. w. Reirden of Barton and l.
Z. Cook of Orleans were in the place
IN business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anair were II
4yndonville Sunday, B. D. Piper Car
wing them in his car.
Carl Rushford has moved his IAN.
" from Stannard into the tenen e
n the Cuthbertson house by the TIL
Dad station.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Barber ana I, j:
nd Mrs. Don Barber were II S-.
ED to attend the funeral Of d LS~
we Saturday.
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