Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24

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East Coventry.
Mrs. Ezra Knapp is in poor health.
Paul Andrus is to work for T.. ID. Glad
den.
James LABEL put i'm new Empire sepa-
rator Thursday for $. Il. Standish.
S. +. Standish is repairing Henry Blacks
barns.-Harlie Cleveland Is shingling his
house.
Mrs. Henry Howard attended the com
mencement exercises at st. Johnsbury.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Nye took carriage
drive to st. Johnsbury and Waterford last
week.-Mrs.. Frank Wright visited Der par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Gorham,
Thursday and Friday.
Craftsbury.
c. II. Hanson has purchased the residence
of J. ID. Leavitt in the village.
Tom Crowley has moved to his place
lately purchased of Dell spaulding.
James Randall is home from Barton
academy and working for J. e. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett Of Barton
Landing visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Arthur Smith is visiting her parents
in Troy.
r. A. Patterson has his stock OF logs
sawed.-J. c. Allen and Chas. Conant are
at work in Charleston where they believe
they have discovered a copper mine.
The most pleasant event of the past week
was the marriage of Mr.. Clarence Cowlos
and Miss Ola Glidden. The wedding was
a quiet one only the near relatives being
present. Mr.. Cowles is principal Of the
Stowe academy and Miss Glidden has been
a successful teacher in this and other
towns. They have the best wishes OF
host of friends.
The Grange social was well attended and
all seemed to have fine time.-Mr. Elihu
Gage is still very low.-AIr. and Mrs. Jas.
Libbey spent a few days last week visiting
friends in Hardwick.-AIr. Kings family
are occupying their cottage at Elligo
pond and entertaining some Of their
friends there.-Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis
and daughter Mildred OF Whitman, Mass.
are spending their vacation with their
friends here.
The village school taught by Misses
Maggie Morse and Annie Macombcr closed
Iast Friday with the usual examinations.
This has been considered very successful
term.-Mrs. Augusta Barter from New
Hampshire is visiting friends In town
Miss Rosa Smith graduated at Johnson
Normal School last Thursday and has re-
turned home.-George III. Howard spent a
part of last week with friends at Caspian
Lake.-Nearly all the schools IN town
closed last Friday.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Laurence Uric has a cactus plant
having So buds and blossoms on it.-Mr.H.
Rice has kept peoDy plant for 30 years and
it is very largeand I'm bloom Mrs. Mason's
sister, Mrs. Coomer, and her niece, Mrs.
Haden, from the West are visiting her.-A
very quiet home wedding took place az the
home OF Mr.. j. A. Morse last Wednesday
when his daughter j. Louise Morse was
united in marriage to Mr.. }. Beattie Taylor.
Miss Elspeth Patterson, cousin OF the
bride, was here from Burlington TO attend
the ceremony. Rev. j. {. Taylor OBLIGATED
North Craftsbury.
Victor Gilbert, whose house was burned
a few weeks ago, is building new house
at Mill Village.
Miss Ida Dustan graduated from John
son normal school last Thursday. She has
come home for the summer.
Bert Wood bury was at home from Barnet
recently He speaks of liking his new work
very much.-Carrie Crowley, who has been
working at DIR. Dustan's, has gone with
her people to Hardwick.
A gospel service, conducted by Rev. c.
II. Morse, was held at the school house at
Mill Village a week ago Sunday. There
will be another like meeting there next
Sunday, beginning at $3.50 p. M, and
thereafter meeting every two weeks dur
ing the summer.
Walter Wheeler injured himself while
lifting one day last week and has been laid
up since.-The friends OF Milo Itch will
be glad to learn that he is improving since
his recent relapse, and is able 10 walk out.
His son Clyde, from Brockton, Mass, Is
visiting him.
Fred Chandler is raising and repairing
his shop. He expects to put work
bench for carriage repair work into the
lower room.-Mr. Jake Douglass has rent
ed his blacksmith shop to Chas. Sulham,
of MorrIsville, who comes well recon-
mended a workman.
Fred Eastman had quite a runaway acct
dent last Friday. While driving from
Craftsbury village TO the Common, the
horse became unmanageable, and ran with
him into Horace Grahams yard and around
the bran into a fence, demolishing the
buggy, but fortunately not seriously In
juring Mr.. Eastman.
The annual Grange picnic was held at
Osmer Pond Saturday. The sky was not
without threatening clouds, but these did
not deter the many picnickers from assem-