Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-23

In Cong. church Rev. G. 81. Brown will
preach to the Grange. The Changers will
meet at Town Hall at one o'clock to march
to the church. Please notify all Changers.
Craftsbury.
Dell Spaulding has rented his mill to
Fred Sticer for one year.
Mrs. Helen Fisher of Colorado visited at
G. G. Commits last week.
Fred Leavitt and wife left last week for
visit of several weeks in Whitman. Mass.
Walter Chase has finished his work for
Uric & Sawyer. Leon Patterson takes his
place.
Children's Day exercises were exception
| ally good. Every child that took part did
| credit to themselves and their teacher.
The young people of this village gave
Leon Patterson very pleasant surprise at
his home last Thursday evening, the occa-
sion being his nineteenth birthday very
pleasant time was enjoyed, with music,
games and social intercourse. He was the
recipient of some beautiful presents.
East Craftsburv.
Little Forest Benjamin is quite sick.
Miss Eta LOOMS is working for Mrs
Geo. Wylie.
Miss Agnes Wylie is home from Pitts
| field, Mass, for the summer.
Mrs. Tallman has been spending the
past week with her son, Ulysses.
Mr.. William Arthur who has been very
ill is able to be out again.
A meeting for the appointment of COM
mittee from here, to form with committees
from North and South Craftsbury ar associ-
alton for organizing for old home week,
met at the parsonage recently. 1t resulted
in the nomination of Mr.. Ed Dutton, Miss
Helen Patterson and Mr.. James Anderson
as committee to look after the work.
A very quiet home wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. Amos Macomber last
Wednesday, when his daughte Annie,
was united in marriage to VIM. Wilson at
noon. The bridal party, consisting
of the bride and groom, Miss Maude Ma
comber, maid of honor, and Mr.. Lindsey
Wilson, best man, entered the parlor to
the strains of the Lohegrin Wedding
March, by Wagner, and the ceremony was
performed at once by Rev. J. Z. Taylor of
this place. The bride was the recipient of
many fine presents. The young couple
have the best wishes of their many friends.
North Craftsbury.
Howard Woodbury. of Boston visited
his cousin Bert several days last week.
Prof. Colburne and family of Newport
have come to pass the summer at Osmer
pond.
Irwin Hartshorn visited friends in Bur-
lington last week and attended commence
ment exercises at the University of Ver-
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Clark of Barnet
visited at the home of John Woodbury.
last week.
DR.. Dustan has begun extensive changes
and repairs on his barn which he is moving
so that the end will face the residence yard.
Tom Johnson, who is working for James
Anderson, while getting over fence with
an ak the other day, fell and cut his hand
severely.
Herbert Clark, who came for few days
visit to his fathers home two weeks ago,
has engaged to work at A. B. Pixies for
the summer.
Several of the schools in this vicinity
closed last week. At the Anderson school,
Miss Abbie Pike teacher, the scholars had
.. picnic dinner Friday noon before the
closing exercises. ) II i
Derby.
Mrs. Fl. Sails has been seriously ill the
past week. a3A 10
George Wilder returned to Boston Thurs
day morning. am 5e
Henry CrandaIl has grand daughter
visiting him.
Mrs. Fred Moran is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Josiah Shedd.
Four more boarders have arrived at the
. Richard, from Newark, n. j.
Miss Eta FairchiId has gone to Lake
Park to stay with Mrs. HoIbrook.
D. Comings has been caring for Mr.. VIII
HoIbrook, who has been quite ill at Lake
Park.
The pupils of the graded school and
= their friends enjoyed picnic in Mr.. Sill
:, vers' woods Friday.
Several from here attended the fifteenth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Stevens, Friday evening, at Derby.
: Misses Alice and Edith Cone have arrived
. from Boston to pass the summer with
: their brother, the Rev. j. II. Gone.
Mrs. Frank I. Marvin, with her little
, daughter, Hazel, has come to visit hel
= parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Robbins.
About hundred people attended the
. social at Chas. Clark's Wednesday after
noon. A. w. Kimball favored them witt
, some very fine selections with mis- new
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sr West Derby.
le Mrs. Orrin Sias of Whitefeld, N. H., il
ii at Mrs. P. S. Robinson's.
is Benz. Townshend is now driving tn
L West Charleston stage.
3 Mrs. Kidder and daughter Lucy are Wis
y iting at Ayers Flats, Que.
he Florence Hastings has been ill the pas
re week, but is now much better