Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-29

NOVEMBER %, Is
Lee Fletcher has bought the Geo.
Dunn place and will take immediate
possession.
Mrs. Balch, who has been visiting
her daughter, has returned to her
home in Hardwick.
George Dunn has purchased the A.
d, Marckres place and will move his
family there soon.
The academy school will close We'd
nesday night for the short Thanksgiv-
ing vacation and will reopen Monday
morning.
A good number went to Craftsbury
village to attend the Community Fair
Association meeting and banquet Fri
day evening.
The C. A. basketball team went to
Morrisville Friday to play the team
there. The C. A. boys were beaten
the score being So to % in favor of
Morrisville.
Taggart will entertain the Mems
club December z, at the G. A. hall.
Everyone, old and young, even the la
dies are invited to attend. Mr.. Tag
CART is well known in all sections and
all will look forward to the entertain
ment
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss Myrtle Bailey, who has had a
hard cold, is much better.
The Christmas committee met with
Mrs. Oney Rowell Saturday to ar
range for the Christmas program.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Colburn have
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Brattleboro and White
! field
/ The children who willy take part in
/ the Christmas exercises are asked to
meet at the church on Saturday aft
/ ernoon at 100.
/ A Thanksgiving social was held and
a program rendered by the pupils of
Miss Mabel Young's school on Thurs
day evening, November 23 The en-
tertainment was very much enjoyed
showing the faithful work of both
| teacher and pupils. Refreshments of
j sandwiches, cake and coffee were serv-
| ed. A large number was present and
SIS was received.
GREENSBORO
Miss Rita Miller was visitor in
Burlington last week.
I Mrs. A. E. Perrin visited hel
daughter in Mortified over the week
end.
The Dawson cottage has been solo
4 to Prof. Stuart of Princeton col
lege. < =
Mrs. George Wiley is reported as
doing well at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
Dobor+ W;1Io1, ~ o+oroJ +o Nor+k,
field Sunday to bring his parent:
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack in Mortified the
last of the week.
The second entertainment of the
course at the town hall Wednesday
evening by the Cheney Concert com
pany was a fine concert, ono of the
best we have listened to for some
I time and hope to listen to again.
At the annual election of officers a
d Caspian Lake Grange Thursday even
ing, the following officers were elect
eu: Master. A. +. Gebbie; overseer
Fred Cassevagh; lecturer, Mrs. En-
ma Cassevagh; steward, Orland Bat
ten; assistant steward, Harry Miller
chaplain, Mrs. Beth Allen; treasurer
II. H. Haines: secretary. w. w. Mil
Ter; gate keeper, Carlos Spier; Ceres
Mrs. Nellie Gebbie: Pomona, Mrs
Margaret Darlington; Flora, Mrs
Clara Kaiser; ladv assistant stew
ard, Mrs. Ethel Miller. 1t was vote
to have the next regular meetin,
December 10Th.
Mrs. A. S. Clary, who had bee
failing for several months and re
Gently going to Brightlook hospital i
st. Johnsbury for treatment, passe
away at that institution Thursda
evening and the remains wer
brought to her former home here Fri
day and the funeral services he'll
Sunday afternoon, Rev. N. G. Web
ster of Greensboro Bend conducte
the service. The interment was i
the village cemetery beside the re
mains of her husband who died sew
eral years ago. The deceased wa
60 years of age and leaves a son wit
vvhom she has made her home:
daughter, Mrs. Underwood, of Hard
wick. brother, J. y. Wilson, a sis
ter. Miss Mary Wilson, of this town
and Mrs. Goodall of Bennington.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Amelia Amsden is quite sick,
Mrs. Frank Ingalls, has been quit
4 ~ "a past week.
The school is planning on an en-
tertainment to be given on Wednes
dav at the Achoolhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerts and Mr.;
Sarah Goethe have been spending
few days at Joe Ross
Miss Mary Wilson has been spend
ing few days with her nephew an
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smith, a
East Hardwick. =
Oscar Patch, who has been i'll wit
rheumatic fever, has not been as wei
for a few days but is more comfort
4 able at this writing.
Rosabell Demars was operated o.
for appendicitis Wednesday at tn
Hardwick hospital and is getting alon
nicely. She expects to come home thi
week.
Flown Dezan passed away at hi