Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-08

Dainty refreshments of sandwiches
cake and coffee were served by the
committee
Crystal Lake grange, No. All,
elected the following officers for 1921
on the evening of November 19:
Master, Fred May; Overseer, John
Smith; secretary, Vera Carpenter;
steward, Walter Buckley; asst. stew
ard. Raymond May; chaplain, Carrie
Smith; treasurer, Kittie May; secre-
tary, Bessie ComstOck; G. K, ". S.
May; Ceres, Virgie- May; Pomona,
Jennie Ryan; Flora, Helen Sawyer;
L Asst. steward, Sylvia Jenness;
pianist, Bessie Adams. The lectur-
er's hour consisted Of a play by ten
ladies, "A Business Meeting" and
the song, MARY Had a Little Lab,
by a mixed quartet. On December
the following program was given:
Duet, by Theda Smith and Vera Car
penter; reeitations by Sylvia Jenness
Vera Carpenter and Graeia Humph-
rey and by Jessie MOulton-
GREENSBORO
A. Z. Jackson is cutting pulp wood
expecting to get IN about 100 cords
/ this winter.
Several from town attended the
/ Pomona grange meeting at Hard
wick Saturday.
! Sunday we had rain all day and
most of the night, it turning to snow
and a stiff northwest wind Monday
Several of our noted hunters are
sojourning ii camp on Wheelock
mountain hoping to capture the elu-
sive deer.
The two churches of the village ap-
pointed committees Sunday to con-
fer on the arrangements for COM
munity Christmas tree
{ Augustine Carrier, who bargained
/ for Mrs. Eliza Hathaway's farm
about three months ago, has given up
| the place and Mrs. Hathaway has sold
/ the stock
| Mrs. jeanette PEEL who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Debrune,
/ fell Friday evening as she was start
/ ing to go upstairs to her room and
received severe bruises, but luckily no
bones were broken
1 The ladies of the Congregational
/ church society held sale Wednes-
day afternoon in the chapel and serv-
| ed a chicken-pie supper IN the dining
room in the evening. There was a
good attendance and the proceeds
were about S90-
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Ella Wilmerson is working for
Mrs Eastman of Walden
| David Conant of st. Johnsbury was
here on business Friday
Mrs. Mary Batten is spending q
few days with her son, Fred Batten
at East Hardwick-
y
mouth, n. H, has been spending a
few days with his family here.
Eugene St. Louis was called home
the funeral of his uncle, Silas Wiley
Mr.. Fletcher's family have moved
TO WheeIock for the winter, where Mr
Fletcher will have charge OF the
mill there
4 Mrs. Lillian Blodgett has gone
10 the home of her daughter, Mrs
George TAYLOR, to spend the winter
Mrs Celia Streeter has returned
to her home in Worcester, Mass, al
ter caring for her mother, who has
been III.
CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Marcia Simpson expects tc
occupy her new residence this week
Schools and business places were
closed during Mrs. Smiths funeral
Mrs. Annis, who has been caring
for Mrs. Smith, returned TO her home
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ella Howard left last week fol
Springfield, Mass, where she expects
TO spend the winter.
Miss Mamie Hayden, who has beer
caring for Mrs. Smith, returned Il
Mr.. HadIey's Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Merchant of South Ac
ton. Mass, was called here Wednes
! day by the death Of her mother.
Il Orrin Robbins was thrown. from
garbage last week, hurting his heat
so severely as 10 cause insanity.
supt. Sharp met the official boar
Thursday at noon IN the vestry OF IN
NJ. e. church The Ladies' Aid soc1e
" served dinner
Rev. o. 3. Wells attended the fu
neral of Mr. Austin at Branch las
Wednesday and accompanied the re
mains TO Stowe for interment.