Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-31
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young men had to give in to the
married men.
GREENSBORO
Miss Emma Lindsay is spending a
few days with Mrs. C. M. Wiley.
DIR. and Mrs. F. C. Kinney went
to Georgia Thursday for few days.
| Mr.. Karl, principal of the high
school, returned Tuesday from his
/ home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
| Donald Harris returned to New
York Saturday evening, after spend
ing two weeks at the lake.
/, Mrs. j. C. Alter spoke at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning and
evening, the latter being union SER
, vice.
/ Miss Lila Jackson has returned
/ from Boston, where she has been tax
ing business course at the Bryant
& Stratton college.
Major Chase of the u. S. army
and Mrs. Chase and daughters are
guests at the Caspian Lake house.
Major Chase is stationed at Mitchell
Field, L. I.
Henry Miller was in st. Johnsbury
Saturday to visit his son, Charles,
who is in the hospital there for treat
ment. Reports are that he is I'M
proving slowly.
George Blair, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Hard
wick hospital a week ago is gaining
quite rapidly and hopes to be out OF
the hospital in few days.
Thursday the Irasburg team play
ed the Greensboro team and won with
a score of II to z, and Saturday the
boys from Albany came down and
lost a game, the score being Greens
boro and Albany 4.
George Blair. who was operated on
for, appendicitis in the winter was
taken suddenly i'll recently and was
taken to the hospital Sunday at Hard
wick. An operation was decided mp
on and Immediately performed.
Rev. p. M. Snyder Of Hartford,
Conn. preached at the Congregations
al church Sunday, Mr.. johnson pre-
siding at the organ and Miss Mary
Shultz. violinist. Rev. E. r. Gordon
was in New Hampshire Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. E. L. Wismer of Briston,
| Conn. preached at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and Rev. A..
l.. Smart of Burlington at the Con-
gregational church. Rev. Wismer
will preach at. the Congregational
church next Sunday.
/ The baseball game Friday after
noon between Irasburg and Green's
boro resulted in score of IL for lras-
burg and 9 for Greensboro. Satur-
| day the team from Sheffield played on
| the Dufur field and the score was 8
for Sheffield and 8 for Greensboro.
Friday was field day for the
Greensboro Sunday schools, on Willis
Lun1sden's field. Numerous sports
/ were INDUCED in in the forenoon and
after a bountiful lunch at the noon
hour. there was a ball game when
resulted in score of 20 in favor OF
! the Congregational team to IA Tor
the Presbyterian team.
/ The concert Wednesday evening at
the Congregational church was a
very successful affair financially,
netting the Free Library about
S1AO. 1t was a very enjoyable at
fair and many thanks are due the
artists who so freely gave their tai
ent to make it so. Mrs Caroline
Paddock was reader: Mrs. FRANCES
BagnaI, soloist. Mrs. Alexander
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linist and Charles Johnson organlst'
Monday afternoon Everett Perrin, a
Young man 10 years Of age, borrowed
a saddle horse of Miss Reta Miller
land left town. It was thought that
he might have gone to the Darling
farm to look for work but as he did
not return in few days search was
made for him and Sunday word was
received from, Concord, N. H.. that q
lad answering the description had
disposed of horse in that city and
disappeared. 1t seems that he had
|stopped at hotels on the way and CIV
en- his name and residence, evidently
making the journey by easv STAGES
with no attempt at concealment. He
was later traced to Manchester and
brought back to Concord and his IA
ther and sister went there Monday
night.
From the Utica, N. Y, Herald of
the oath we take the following ex-
tract: At the home of her parents,
81 Spring street, lion, Miss Fred
dley Graham of Greensboro, VT. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
VIM. DJ(Bodein Of Chicago in the
| presence of the immediate relatives
and friends. The double ring service
was used, the ring bearer being Miss
Mary Wasmer. a neighbor of the
bride. The bride was attired in
white organdie and carried Ophelia
, roses. The house was beautifully
decorated with gladiola and white
phlox. The gifts were beautiful and
numerous, including money, silver,
linen and mahogany. The bride was
entertained at several prenuptial af-
fairs, being the guest of honor at a
: dinner in New York and the Presby-
terian choir of this village giving a
dinner in her honor. She is the
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs F. G.. Lew
is and is well known and popular, is
graduate of the Ilion high school
and has been student at the school
of social service and Bible Teacher
training school in New York. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Margaret
Graham of Bisby, North Dakota, a
graduate of Muskingham college,
Ohio, and Pittsburg Theological SEM
mary and has taken post graduate
: work at the Bible Teachers Training
school in New York. and now is the
: pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN church