Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-01-19
GREENSBORO

The teachers are preparing quite an
elaborate program for Washington's
birthday.
Owing to the severe storm Sunday
night and Monday, schools were poor
| ly attended.
Mrs. Margaret Goss is visiting in
St. -Johnsbury and her niece, Mrs. DR..
Davis, in Lyndon.
| Mrs. Alden Perrin goes to Mont
pelier to do light housekeeping for
her husband during the session, soon.
Walden Dramatic club gave play
Friday evening to small audience,
owing to the amount of sickness in
town and the severe rain that even
ing.
The town officers will meet at the
town clerks office in Greensboro, jan
uary 26, to settle all accounts against
the town. The auditors will meet
Saturday, January 20.
C. B. Cook,
H. M. Olmstead,
H. H. Haines.
adv
The next regular meeting of Cas-
plan Lake Grange, to be held Janu-
airy 22nd, is to be library meeting.
Every member will represent the title
of some book. Program as follows:
Song, chosen by master; paper, "Why
People Should Own and Read Good
Books" w. w. Miller; piano duet,
Mrs. Haines and Miss Cassevah;
guessing contest; love story told by
| the names of old songs; roll call,
"Books 1 Would Like to Have in Our
Library" reading, Robert Rodger;
one Of the old songs by the grange.
A Farm Bureau meeting will be
| held on Monday afternoon and even
ing, January "a at the Grange hall
under the auspices of Mr.. Rasmussen,
farm management specialist, and Miss
Potter will address the ladies in-the
both of Burlington, assisted by our
afternoon on Business in the Home,"
"Value and Simple Methods of Keep
ing Household Accounts and Making
Budgets" and in the evening on
"Home Equipments for Saving Time,
Steps and Labor" Equally interest
ing topics will be discussed by the
gentlemen along agricultural lines.
This meeting is called to interest ev-
eryone, both members and non-mem-
bers of the Farm Bureau. A good
crowd should attend this meeting as
an encouragement to our county
agent and for the help which may be
| received.
CRAFTsBURY
Farmers and creamery men were
harvesting ice last week.
| Ed. Young has sold his home place
to Nathan Shute for $500.
Mrs. Eva Marckres is spending
some time in ST. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lathe were bust
ness visitors in Hardwick Wednesday.
Mrs. Hunter, who has been quite
i'll for week, is slowly improving.
| A Loyalu Legion society was organ
lied here last week with Mrs. M. H.
Griswold president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baker moved on
Monday to the west part of the town,
where he has work.
The annual donation of the M. E.
society will be held in their church
Friday evening" January %.
| Fred Hines was elected Sunday as
lay delegate to the conference to be
held in Barre in April.
Rev. O. B. Wells took DR.. Griswold
and family to Hardwick in his car
with good success on Thursday.
Charles Young from Woodbury.
spent the weekend at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Young.
The annual donation at Collins
vile will be held at the home of Les
lie Boardman Thursday evening, jan
uary 20.
Several from this part of the town
attended the funeral of Rev. John
Chamberlin at North Craftsbury
Thursday.
Charles Hatch worked in Glover
last week taking the place of Nor
gan Hatch, who was confined at home
with sore feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Dawson and
family were called to South Albany
Tuesday afternoon by the death of
Mrs. Belle Rowell.
i Under the direction of the teachers
training class the juvenile part of the
Sunday school gave a short enter
tainnlent during the Sunday school
hour. The subject was "The Church
of All Nations"
/ Archie Weber and Ellis Noodle