Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-01

them, but they were adequate to the
occasion and took the matter as coolly as
possible with the thermometer making a
record of 90 degrees in the shade. With
strawberries, ice cream, lemonade and nu-
merous comestibles the day was very pleas
antly passed.
The village schools taught by Martha
Lang and Cora Marsh closed June 22nd
with a picnic in AFRO Williams grove.
The day was perfect one, and was much
enjoyed by the children. The pupils in
the high room having no marks were
Florence AIger, Glenn Cook, Della Chap
man, Opal Dexter, Gertrude Derusha, Lila
Marsh, Henry Merriam, Cora Leonard,
Florence Phillips, Burleigh Pratt and Lena
Sargent. Attendance 10, with an average
of II 17-7S. The pupils in the primary
room having no marks were Emma Alger,
Olive Blay, Matte Chapman, Preston
Hawley, Eta Hawley, Alton Marsh, Dean
Mcclellan, Ray Pratt. Edmund Roberts,
Fannie Sargent. Those absent one day or
less were Philip Davis, Oscar Leonard,
Dan Mason, Hiram Mcclellan, aud Nathan
Scott. Dean Mcclellan missed no words in
spelling during the term. Attendance %,
with an average OF q 1-3
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker who have
been visiting at Hartland, Ryegate and St.
Johnsbury, returned home Saturday.
There has been small amount of money
expended here in fireworks for the benefit
of the younger people. They will be on
the evening of July Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright attended the
commencement exercises at st. Johnsbury,
Mrs. Wright's sister, Miss Mabel E. Ross,
being one of the graduates. She gave the
valedictory.
Miss Clara Colburne will spend her vaca-
ton in England and Ireland instead of
with relatives in this locality as has been
her custom. 1t is hoped she will spend
few days here before going to her work in
Salt Lake City.
Miss Leonard of Irasburgh is spending
the week with her friend, Miss Kate Barry.
LYMAN P. Cook and wife of st. Johns
bury and Mrs. Russell, mother of Mrs.
Cook, and her two nieces, Anna and Ruth
Russell, are expected to spend the 4th here
with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox OF
Morgan spent few days with Mrs. Has
tIngs recently.-Mr. Jerry Yetton of Barton
has been visiting at II. H. SINNERS and
Charles Sisco's.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Cook
and Mrs. Lyman Barber spent Saturday at
Craftsbusy visiting relatives.-Mrs. Preston
Skinner and her two daughters, Adna and
Isadore went to Wheelock last week to
visit Mrs SINNERS sister, Mrs. Heath
Charles Jackman and brother of Boston.
Mass, have been visiting in this and
towns.
Greensboro.
Orville Pinney of Passumpsic is working
for his uncle, w. A. Jackson.
A nice girl baby arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor last week.
Miss Florence NJ. Peel, who graduated at
the johnson Normal School recently, is
assisting in the post office.
Mr.. A. r. Garvin, who has carried the
mail so acceptably for the last four years,
made his last trip Saturday. He leaves the
route with the regrets Of many friends,
who also wish success to the one who
takes his place.
Raymond L. Goule of Burlington is WIS.,
iting his uncle, w. S. Ingalls.-Mrs. F. c.
Chaffey is spending few weeks with rela
tives in New Hampshire.-Mrs. F. II. Aus
tin of Canada, formerly Miss Eunice
Young, with her children is visiting rela-
tives in town.--Miss Winnie Williams and
Miss Tressa NJ. McCue were the guests of
Mrs. A. Paddock last week, at her cottage
near the Caspian.
Mr.. Chas. Thurston of Randolph was in
his cottage few days last week.-B. H.
nborn and family from Wellesley, Mass.
have opened their cottage for the season.
Mrs. E. A. Coulter and son from Allan
ia, Ga. are in town for the summer.-Prof.
Woodruff and family from Brunswick, Me.
open their pleasant cottage for the sum-
mer this week.-W. S. Rossiter and family
from Washington, D. e. are occupying
the Simpson and Hardy cottage.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. n. A. Ross is now able to be around
again.
The saw-miII shut down Saturday night
until after haying.
A few members of the 1. 0. G. I. lodge
here attended the reunion at Wheelock
Saturday.
G. II. BatcheIder has vacated the Duval
house and moved into the Cuthbertson
tenement.
quiet wedding took place at Mr.. Barr's
last Wednesday afternoon, when their son
Edgar and a lady from Massachusetts were
united by Rev. n. A. Ross. The bridal
party left on the evening train.
D. 81. o. Hutchins and wife are visiting
his relatives about town.-Henry Graham
and wife of Keene, n. H., are visiting his
parents. = Mr.. and Mrs. L S. Collins are
spending few days at Caspian Lake. R.
J. ShurtIeff made short business trip to