Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-12-02


sition were full of interest. In the high
est department. under the instruction of
Miss Chase, Principal, Misses Elsie Row.
ell, Laura Martin Jessie Hubbard and
Arthur Hunt received no absent marks,
and Elsie Rowell and Laura Martin, no
marks of any kind against their name.
A. Twombly, Ella and Geo. Owen, and
Clarence Kenyon, absent one-half day
only. 81 pupils in all in this depart
ment, 10 of whom were non resident
Only eight tardy marks for the whole
school. The Principal reports that the
heavy burden she had to bear through
the term has been much lightened by
the individual efforts on the part of the
students to study. together with their
kindness and respect constantly paid to
her.
I'd Department. Teacher, Miss Web
ster. Bertha Joslyn, Amy and Susie
Belknap, Ida Twombly, Ida Gray, De-
light Kimball, Emma Caswell, Emma
Drumming, G. Varney, W. Whitcher, j.
Parker, w. Carr. H. Belfast, no absent
marks. Amy Belknap, Lola Dwinell.
Bertha Joslyn, E. and NJ. Caswell Mat
tie Hamlet, Carrie Rowell, E. Drumming,
w. Whitcher, J. Parker, G.. Clark, no
tardy marks. E. Caswell, no mark
against her. Miss Webster possessed
the faculty of securing the affection of
her pupils as was evident by the very
tasty and appropriate present from the
students.
Sd Department. Teacher, Miss Mos
man. Miss M. has the power to govern
and to instruct without any apparent eff
fort. Without any trouble, punishment
or threat, the little army obeys her per-
fectly, if possible. Her pupils, though
young, are taught the correct use of Eng
lish by example and precept, so that
many of them make us older folks think
of our i-m-g-s, Uerbs, &c. The following
received no marks: Frank Taylor Eddie
Folsom, Bertha Elliott, Cora Ruggles,
Myrtle Collision, Jennie Twombly, Mad
die Folsom, Myra Dwinell, Addie Morse,
Minnie Collision, Geo. Jenness. Geo.
Jenness did not miss in arithmetic; Ber-
tina Elliott, 3 times; Addie Morse twice.
This was Adde'S first term at school
In spelling G.. Jenness missed twice, Co.
IA Ruggles do, Jennie Ruggles 3, Bertha
Elliott s. Lizzie Nelson did not miss q
word during term. Sam'l. Nelson (only
6 years old) only 3 words. and Mary
Booth none. Whole number of scholars
80; only 4 tardy marks during term
Girls received no tardy marks.
4th Department.-Teacher, Miss Bar
nard. In the second division of this de
e partment scholars received no mark
OF any kind against their names, viz
g Hattie Kimball, Nellie Rowell M. Dew
f ereaux and Eva Clark. Only two tard,
!. marks given during term. Miss B. i
suited to her work, and of course he
t scholars like to attend rather than sta
at home.
BROWNINGTON.
:, The Congregational society are with
|, out pastor at present, and sermon
e from different authors are read each Sal
r. bath.
s. Some persons who attended the exh
is bition at the hall two weeks ago wei
% doubtless troubled with cold fingers, 6
they appropriated to their own use SCI
IT eral pairs Of gloves. We advise thel
is to return the articles and procure the
IL clothing in more honorable manner.
lie CRAFTSBURY.
IS Mr.. A. White has leased the girls
If mill at the village for one year. M
" White is an experienced miller and wi
y no doubt give good satisfaction to a
'. who may favor him with their custom.
CT Typhoid fever is prevailing to son
extent in this vicinity. Thus far it hi
Tn proved fatal in only one instance, Mi
Lucy Wiley. Miss Wiley was age
'n about 20 years, a lady of fair promis
On and the oldest daughter of Mr.. Wyra
ne Wiley. She leaves many friends al
Is associates to mourn her loss.
+ Our academy school closed on the 2:
rr ult., with rhetorical exercises. It h
h been an interesting and profitable teri
- The teachers, Mr.. E. G.. Crafford al
VI Miss L. Kinney, gave universal sat
m faction and as proof of their love al
in esteem, the scholars presented Mr.. Or;
80 ford with a Sl2 present and Miss Ki
II ney with book worth Sc. The numb
,;s of scholars was 1O6; daily attendan
100.
CHARLESTON.
;or Campbell & Taylor of the East V
ke lage are charging their store, prepa
.tv tory to filling it with their winter sto
70 of goods.
an At the close of the fall term of t
in. Academy of this place, taught by M
Lydia Human, the scholars present
inc her with large and costly album, ant
,od stereoscope and dozen fine views
nee On Wednesday of last week. Eras
red DAVIS, young man at work at Smit