Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-05

"4OA w up ~ ASoAL6 SA~SL
f~ficers and lay our plans for good work.
/. mo nd of Newport
spent last week with Mrs. Carl Bean.
bert Bunne1 has left town.-Miss
Kate Ferrin of Holland spent Sunday with
Nhr. and Mrs. A. Z. CIark.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Christie have been spending several
tays with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Clark at
heir cottage at Greensboro.-Mrs. Phila
Marsh of B~inghampton, n. Y, a former
resident of this place is visiting at L. B..
WiIley's.
greensboro.
Andrew Young is on the sick list.
N w. B. Simpson has sold his famous mare
known as Morgan Tige to d. Z. Coburn of
Crattsbury.
Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Simmons of Stowe
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G. Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Crane have moved to
GIOvsr. Their many friends regret to
have them leave town.
The reading given at the town hall
Thursday evening by Mr.. Reynolds of
Boston was well attended and enjoyed by
hlI present.
Miss Myra Carpenter of Glover, who is
working for the King-Ricbardson Co., of
Springfield, Mass, is canvassing the town
for the very popular book entitled
"Woman."
Mrs. Guild, widow Of the late Rev. c. L.
Guild, a former pastor here, died suddenly
at about noon Friday at DR.. F. c. Kin
ney's, where she and her daughter Mabel
have been boarding.
j. w. Titcomb, Fish Commissioner, of
ST. Johnsbury, and Messrs. Chase and
Merrill were in Greensboro last week get
ting specimens of trout from our lake for
the Pan-American exposition.
Walter Simpson left here Thursday
morning for a two weeks visit to the ex-
position at BuffaIo.-Mrs. Flora Stoddard
and daughter Alice of Montpelier spent
last week at William Simpsons.
DR.. c. s. Staples and family of Lyndon
vile are now occupying their nice new
cottage-Prof. A. s. Cook and family of
New Haven, Conn, arrived in town Thurs
DAY and will occupy the J. A. Orne house.
The prize speaking by the Craftsbury
boys at the Cong. church Tuesday evening
WAS a success. The first prize of 3. 90 was
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Second of S1.O0 to Master Harold Kinney.
ali the boys spoke finely and deserve
much credit.
McGuire Bros. placed a telephone in the
railroad station aGthe Bend Saturday, July
H7th, but the railroad company ordered it
raken out the following Monday morning.
This Is great disappointment TO the pa
IRONS of the Peoples line who have been
anxious to connect with the station for
some time.
The Greensboro w. G.. 7. U. with the
Greensboro Bend w. G. T. U. were invited
% meet the Craftsbury w. G. T.. U. at the
camp OF Mrs. Paddock July 30th. A num-
Der from both Unions were present, and
all enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. The
meeting was conducted by the state presi-
nent, Mrs. Reid, and was opened by sing
fng "Rescue the Perishing," reading of
scripture by Miss Babbitt, prayer offered
by Miss Paddock, the roll was then called
by the secretary, Mrs. A. E. Perrin. and
each ode responded by a verse of Scrip
lure. After the necessary business those
present listened to a very beautiful solo by
Mrs. Z. Z. kerney, who also made some
remarks on Purity Inc Sunday work;
reading by Mrs. Cole, Emissions of the
little Easter Bud" Mrs. Cole also spoke
pr the work of the Craftsbury Flower Mis-
sion. Mrs. Kinney of Craftsbury made
some helpful remarks about children and
he home influence, after which the COM
pany listened to a fine recitation by Mrs.
Carolyn Pratt. They were then bounti-
fully served with refreshments by Mrs.
Paddock's three daughters and a lady
M friend Those Wha hov-o l-oo-r-1 NJ IA
lock so many years know how we'll adapted
Fhe is to entertaining her friends and
making the time pass pleas lntIy for them.
All went home wishing the hours had not
passed so quickly.
Holland.
E. E. WEIGH and George Lewis went to
Morgan after blueberries recently and
brought home nearly a busheI.
Mrs. A.. R. Moulton is spending a few
Hays in Newport visiting her son, IL. B.
Moulton and other friends.
The missionary meeting at Mrs. L. W.
Halls was well attended and a pleasant
afternoon spent by all.
The work of repairing the horse sheds
near the town hall is progressing finely.
There is talk of a shingling bee a little later
% finish the work.
The school in No. 6 taught by Miss
Maggie Ruiter of Derby closed on July
9Th after a very successful term. We wish
Miss Ruiter might return for the fall term.
We think she has fully earned her vacation.
having taught AZ weeks in succession with
bnIy two weeks vacation. She is one of
he teachers who gives of her best to her
bupils.