Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-12

the community.
Robert Graham and wife of New
York, H. HI. Cowles ane wife of John
son. Geo. Baker of Union Seminary.
N. Y, and a sister of A. B. Pike from
Barre are guests in town.
A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of B. G.. Goodwin, July 20,
when w. r. Lathe of Jay, and Miss
Wagner were united in marriage by
Rev. w. E. Allen. The friends Of the
young couple wish them a long and
prosperous life.
Among recent and present guests
in town, we mention the following:
Geo. w. Leach of Springfield, Mass. !;
Chas. Cutting of Lebanon, N. H., Hen
ry Kier Of Lancaster, N. H., j. M.
Wright and wife of Enosburgh; a sis
ter of DR.. Dillingham;; Chas. Reed of
Reading, Mass; L. A. Whitney of
Boston, Mass; Ellie Edison of North
field; Lewis Bridges of Wolcott.
Clarence Woodbury. and wife from
Barton are visiting friends in this
place. They came on their BICYCLES
Charlie Orion of Maine is visiting at
A. Paddock's.-Miss Myrtle Pike spent
last week visiting friends in Burling-
ton.-Mrs. t. A. Wright has returned
to her home in New YORK;. w.
Cowles and family have been visiting
friends at Johnson.
There will be a concert and enter
tainment at the church at North
Craftsbury, Friday evening, Aug. 16.
Miss Isabel Graham, and Prof. Chas.
Conant of Concord, N. H., will sing.
Mrs. Robert Graham and Miss Susie
Paddock will take part There will be
a ladies' quartet and a male quartet.
Miss Carolyn Paddock and others
will recite. A rare treat is promised
to all who attend. Proceeds for the
academy.
The next school year of Craftsbury
Academy will open August Goth, 1895,
under the management of Rev. r. @.
Noodle, principal, assisted by Miss
May L. Harlow, Phi. B., Oberlin, and
Miss Cora Belle Allen, a graduate of
Johnson. In addition to the usual
courses of study as fitting school
for college, the trustees, with the
of the state Supt. of Educa
ton, have arranged a Normal Course,
the graduates of which will receive
certificates without examination, as
provided by a recent act of the legis-
lature. Since 1879, when the regular
course of study was established, over
twenty five of the graduates Of this
school have gone direct to college,
been admitted without examination
and taken honorable rank.
East CraftSbury.
Fred Sharp, who is at college at
VT, is spending his vaca-
ton with his mother, at this place.
Mrs. j. w. Simpson is repairing her
ouildings.-Jas. Anderson is putting
IN addition of SO feet on to his barn,
it, we suppose, the largest
barn in town. .
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Hay are rejoicing
over the birth of a boy.
Chas. Place is building a new house.
lie has the frame all up.
The north side of the Methodist
hurch was shingled last week.
The Methodist SIS. picnic last Tues
lay, was a complete success and we'll
ttended
w. r. Daley and A. III. Grout are
ttending the State militia encamp-
nent at Fairlee this week.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
er will be held at the Nj. E. church
ervice next Sunday forenoon.
Our new jeweler, John Blanchard,
as rooms in Doody's new block. He
laims to be first class workman.
M. and Mrs. Homer Walker were
bsent from town a few days last
eek, attending the funeral of his
lother.
Capt. John McKnab died last We'd
esday morning, after long sickness.
he funeral was held at the house the
ame day.
albion Barrett and Bertha Snow,
no have been visiting at Mr.. Spears
lis summer, returned to their home
| Boston last Friday.-Elmer Allbee
ON Newark, N. j., former Derby
oung man, is visiting his parents, Mr..
Id Mrs. A. j. Allbee.- Mrs. Rich
ond Lindsay of Barnet, VT, is visit
g her father, Joseph Shedd.-Mr. and
RS. I'll. A.True and daughter are Wis q
ng in town. Mrs. Lillian (Uttin) '
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