Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-12-13

Stephen Smith is i'll with broncho-
pneumonia.
Ernest Dill put electric lights in
his house last week.
GUAR Leonard from Burlington is
spending little time in town. |
Mrs. Cora Wylie has improved so
as to take up her school work Mon
day.
ROYAL Noodle left Monday for
Massachusetts with one carload OF
Christmas trees.
Mrs. Green spent a few days in
Morrisville last week disposing of her
personal property.
Alden Twiss came from White
River Junction Thursday to spend
the weekend at his home here.
The Christmas tree business is fin
ished in this section. Mr.. Raymond
left Friday with IA carloads for Will
mington, Del.
DIR. David Vaughan will give the
fourth lecture of this years lecture
course in the United Presbyterian
church Friday evening, December Is,
at East Craftsbury.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. E. A Keller celebrated her
birthday Saturday by family gath
ering at her home.
The church drive was on Sunday
for the expenses of the Congregations
al church for the coming year.
The Taggart entertainment was
very well attended. Those who were
not present missed good thing. The
proceeds went to help pay for the
moving picture machine.
The Morrisville basketball team
came here Friday night and played
the C. A. team. 1t was very excit-
ing game from start to finish but re-
suited in defeat for the Morrisville
team, IL to 40.
The Thursday evening prayer
meeting will be held in the academy
hall for the month beginning this
week. Pictures will be used showing
different countries.
Rev. Sargent of Richmond spoke
from the pulpit Sunday morning.
ACADEMY NOTES
AS a part of the Educational week
program instructive and inspiring
talks were given to the school by Mrs.
C. J. Peterson, Rev. N. B. McClung,
Rev. O. B. Wells, and DIR. F. B. Eas-
ton.
About 20 ladies were present at the
tea given by the girls in the home
economics classes.
The basketball game with the
Morrisville team, Friday evening, re-
suited in score of 40-11 in favor of
the C. A. team. An oyster supper
was served by the girls to both teams.
Miss Rose Smith visited the acad
envy Friday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent of Richmond gave
a talk to the students on Monday
morning.
GREENSBORO
for the holiday recess.
Richard Collins has gone to Bur-
lington and is working as newsboy.
Harry Olmstead has installed new
electric lighting system in his build
ings.
AL. Shute returned Saturday even
ing from visit to his old home in
Maine.
Mrs Mary C. Ingalls,, who was SER
iously i'll last week, is improving quite
rapidly.
George Rodgers lost valuable
team horse last week, finding it dead
in the stable.
Mrs. A. E. Jackson was called last
week to Montpelier by the illness of
her daughter, Miss Lila Jackson.
The concert Friday evening at the
town hall by the Embers Quartet was
a rare musical treat for Greensboro.
Mrs. Emma Mckinley left town
Wednesday evening for New York
City, where she expects to spend the
winter.
DR.. F. C. Kinney returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital Friday, where
he went for an operation. and is feel
ing much better.
The chicken-pie supper and sale by
the Ladies' Home Circle at the Con-
gregational church Thursday after
noon and evening was decided sue
cess and Melted about $40.
The high school girls basket ball
team went Wednesday evening to Or
leans to play the girls team there
and were defeated by score of "a to
H. 1t is hoped the Orleans team
will play here, Friday evening.
Hiram Calderwood's team made
spirited dash Monday morning as his
man was coming to the village for
load of feed. The driver was power,
less to manage them and they came
down into the village breakneck
speed, striking the side of the sled
against the Cuthbertson oil pump and
running through snowdrift in front
of the library, throwing them down;
as they jumped to their feet the
driver managed to turn them across
the ditch and stop them against
hydrant. The only damage visible
was broken gasoline pump, where
runaway team demolished one about
year ago.
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Agnes Taylor is doing sew
ing for different families in the place.
Mrs. Marjorie Self has finished
work at Hotel Barton and returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Sternburg leave
for Florida on December IS, where
they will spend the winter.
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