Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-03-30

church next Friday evening, Apill 0,
for tie benefit of Rev. G. A. Smith.
A supper will be furnished and a
good time is expected. Let the peo-
pie come out.
West Charleston.
Load of phosphate at Holton's.
Rev. S. F. Drew and family are
home again.
Irwin Lackey is recovering from
his hard sickness.
Cows sold at the Kathern auction
from s25 to $50 each.
E. o. Leavens has moved into the
house he bought of f. w. Barron.
Blacksmith Goodwin has returned
from Cabot. His father was buried
during his absence.
A town meeting is called to see
how the money raised for the high
ways is to be expended.
Water in wells and cisterns in
this locality has been getting low and
the spring weather is of much advan-
tage in filling them again.
Craftsbu1.v.
The item in the MONITOR about the
aged lady who had her hip broken
and has recovered so as to be able to
walk, is all true except the name,
which is Judith Goodwin.
The following are the names of teach
ers who taught in the common schools of
Craftsbury in the school year commenc-
ing Apr. 1st, 1884, and ending Mar. 31st,
1885: District No. l, Ada E. Lyon, Hat
tie f. Hatch, Prof. L. E. Upper, Prof.
Fl. D. Hoffnagle; No. 2, L. Gay Bessey,
Minetta C. Buxton, Myra d. Chase; No.
3, Mamie E. Crane, Elizabeth E. Clark,
A. Eta Batchelder; No. 4, Helen M.
Vance; No. 5, Hattie E. Simonds, Nettie
S. Itch; No. 6, Minnie M. Bagley, Bel
c. Hartman; No. 7, Effie E. Patterson,
Don F. Andrus; No. s, Eliza G. Root
No. 9, Lille NJ. Nelson, Sadie E. Parker
No. 10, Libbie Z. Clark, Katie M. Waters
No. IL, Jennie L. Rogers, Mamie E.
Crane; No. -, Julia M. Webster, Hattie
H. Simonds, Charles c. Conant; No. 13
Amanda j. Allen, Minnie M. Bagley; No
IA, May L. Weber. The following chill
dren had no absent, dismissal nor tardy
marks District No. /, summer term
Leona Dutton, Julia f. Hoyt, Sadie NJ
Lyon, Susie G. Lyon, Nellie NJ. Smith
Rosy B. Smith, Daisey f. Witt, Willie l.
Dutton, Robert ID. Hoyt; winter term
Leona E. Dutton, Pliny c. Huntington
Susie L. Lyon, Fannie Shepard, Elvin P
Lyon, Winnie Williams, Charles Whitney
No. 2, summer term, Minnie B. Chase
Ola E. GlIdden; winter term, Alice S
| McCullis, Myrtle E. McCullis, Lydia H
Chase, Nettie L. Chase, Minnie B. Chase
Ola f. Glidden, George n. Chase; No.
summer term, Jennie l.. Morse, Elsie M
Patterson; winter term, Corey w. Uric
No. 4. summer term, Lizzie Allen, Charlie
Anderson, George Anderson, Johnnie Be
mis-, Martin Conner, Morgan Hatch; fal
term, George Anderson, Martin Conner
Morgan Hatch, Nettie Aver; winter term
Martin Conner, Mary Daniels, Morgan
Hatch, Ella Leavitt, Nettie Aver; No 3
summer term, Ella NJ Hartman, Elvi
M. Young, Charles r. Young; white
term, Ella M. Hartman, Nettie M. Leach
Elvie M. Young, Charlie Young; No. G
winter term, Eddie Silver, Walter Kelley
No. Z, winter term, Merton F. Anderson
Thomas M. Uric; No. s, summer term
Lottie L. Cowles, Lucy A. Cowles, John F
Hodgden; fall term, Eliza J. Hastings
Julia E. Hastings, Ernest H. Cowles; N
8, fall term, Edna Garvin, Anna Robbins
Laura Robbins, Clara Robbins, Armand
Robbins No. 10, summer term, Ida NJ
Larabee, Elsie M. Cowles, Clarence 1
Coles, Fred III. Larabee, James M. La
abee, Willie D. Allen, Henry w. Cowles
, fall term, Lora A. Magoon, Kate Ryan
Nellie Ryan, Fred H. Larabee; winte
term, Albro A. Larabee, Fred H. Larabet
Ida M. Larabee, BERTHE c. Robbins, Her
ry W. COwles; No. IL, summer term, Mas
gle E. Gage, Mary E. Cass, Gertie "
Boyce, Willie A. Goodrich fall tern
Gertie w. Boyce. Mabel Cass, Geneva c
Cass; winter term, Ora G. Hoyt; NJ
u, summer term, Angie M. Sawye
l Maud E. Udall; fall term, Emma P. Miles
Angie M. Sawyer; winter term, Matt
e Smith; No. -, summer term, Annie n
, Hoyt, Willie II. Marcy; No. IA, summe
term, Willie L. Weber, Ernest Sabil
, Charles B. Smith; fall term, Willie ]
D Weber, Ernest Sabin.
e East CraftsbuI.y.
VIM. Spier is very sick with cry
: siyelas.
t The donation for Rev. j. G.. Ia,
e lor last Tuesday was success an
r raised $50.
u Ed. Gallagher has bought the Ia:
S Rowell farm and taken possession
He pays $2SOO for it.
b Derby.
i Fast day services will be held
II the Baptist church at 1890 a. m.
r. r. Mr.. Granger is expected to /
1t present to preach at the M. ]
church next Sabbath.
Johnnie Kelley is at home for
months vacation. Miss Snsie Spa
!. lin is spending few weeks at S
Johnsbury.
d. F. Davis, Edwin Jenne al
Thomas Jenne are each intending
remodel and build new barns Il
y coming season.
- Mr.. Rufus Blake's dwelling hou
with shed and barn connected, t
q gether with their contents were co
y sumed by fire, Sunday evenn
March 22d. Insurance $1,000.
n Quite number of our people
II the telephone office, Saturday eve
l. ing, enjoyed a concert given
Armstrong; string band at We
, Cbcr1ocfon