Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-08

ter, Mrs. Charles Abbott is caring for her.
j. S, Sweeney is spending most of his
time in town in the interest of the Electric
Light Co.
Mr.. and Mrs George Parker of Lyndon
vile visited their mother Mrs. w. NJ. Par
ker last week.
Sherman Ross has gone to his home in
Westmore on account of poor health.
Maurice Pickle takes his place in Holton's
store.
On account of its being the week of the
fair the temperance reunion and recital
which was to have been held at the CongI
church Sept IL, is postponed until Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Sept. 18th.
On Friday afternoon, Aug. 20, the pupils
of the ninth grade held class meeting
with their superintendent, Mrs. J. F. Ken
drick. Glass officers were elected as fol-
lows: Pres, Miss Elgia Hudson, Vice Pres,
Miss Iva Cushman; Sec, Miss Beryl
Temple; Treas, Miss Veda Cook. The
class chose for their motto: 'Not Finished,
but Begun" class colors, red and white;
class ushers, Lois Cook and Harold Ruiter
After social hour, during which ice cream
SOA
to meet at presidents call.
Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Munroe of Boston
are visiting at George Wares.
Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Syl-
vester, Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Ware were in
Newport the past week attending the w ;.
G. I. q. convention.
A few of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.I
j. Brooks reminded them of their fifth
wedding anniversary by giving them al
surprise party last Tuesday evening. They
were presented with a center table and
bamboo bookcase.
As Saturday night, Sept. Is, is Ladies1
Night at the Grange they have decided I'd
give a corn feast, consisting of roast corn
buttered popcorn and corn balls. Each
lady is requested to bring five or six ears
of green corn. An entertainment will BID
given by the lad les.
Miss E. Parker is home from Portland
Me.-Mary L. Wheelock is sick with apt
pendicitis. Humphrey attend J
school at Barton.-Leland Herman and
Leon Badger attend school at Newport
Raymond Wright teaches the Cente
school.-Norman Tice teaches in Iras burgh
Emma and May Bean are homs from
the White Mountains George Allen an
, family OF Massachusetts have been visitin
! Mrs Willard Herman the rast week.-E4
fie Smith teaches the village school at No
, Woodstock. N. H., this fall.-Kate Bea
teaches at Lyndon in the academy
|
/. East Craftsburv.
Miss Hunter of Barnet is visiting ha
/. cousin, Margie Wilson. saaf
!. Mr.. Guthrie of California is visiting b
sister, Mrs. James Wilson.
j. Clark Taylor has returned to Beav
Falls, Pa, where he is attending college.
The school here commenced last Monds
with eighteen scholars and Mrs. Wi
Wilson as teacher.
:. John Wylie is staying at the home of b
; uncle, Rev. j. G. Taylor, and from the
!. attending Craftsbury academy.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met wi
: Miss Minnie Seaver last Wednesday. Ty
= comforters were tackled and some 9th
9 work finished.
: A quiet wedding occurred at the hor
: of j. c. Babcock Wednesday evening VIII
his daughter Nellie was united in maria
to Mr.. Alpha Gebbie. Only the parer
of the bride and bridegroom were prese
and the ceremony was performed by R
s j. e. Taylor.
North Craftsbury.
It Julia Reed has gone to johnson to attic
the normal school.-About fifty pee
n from Craftsbury attended the concer
Albany last Friday evening. One dou
d team from Pixies hotel accommoda
eighteen passengers. All report an eDj
e able time.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chase
away last week visiting friends in ST
70 brooke.-The academy opened last Tues
with about 40 scholars, and the prospec
o more in few days. Miss Alice Lawtod
Chelsea, Mass, is teacher in place of
le HalligaD, who was expected, but who
signed on account of ill heaIth.-Fred
Is oficiated as postmaster last week in
i. absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chasse-The
ID Kinley Star lodge of this place enterta
b thirty members of Crystal Star lodg
Wolcott Wednesday evening, Aug. q.
visiting lodge conferred degrees on Mr..
9. Mrs. Henry King. Following the c
monies very enjoyable banquet and SC
Is hour are reported.-Mr. James Gallag
who was elected representative from Crs
d bury last week. is a man of ability and
represent the town with credit atlthe ID
to lature.-The following justices of the
were elected at freemen's meeting, SEP
" N. B. Williams, j. A. Gallagher, F.
K. den, Thomas Gallagher, E. A. Dutton,
is Lathe, E. s. Stratton.
Derby.
T. Stoddard Bates is moving to the vii
ne Mrs. Will Hopkinson has been il
past week.
to Miss Grace Wilson of st. Johnsbu
er visiting in town.
L. P. Jenne will represent the toV