Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-17


Il mill yard is looking as if it were in
.need for place of business the coming
brlng.
III the silver medal prize speaking con-
Ia at Greensboro Miss Mary Poor, OF this
ACC, was awarded the prize. Several from
bre attended and enjoyed the entertain
#ont very much.
Harry Hyde, who is clerk in STATIONS
Iore is away on a vacation.-Miss Lucie
.hpmpson has been spending few days at
IL home in Greensboro-H. III. Paige of
#andolph visited at II. &. Libby's last
eek
lrie & Sawyer are taking out the parti-
ons and otherwise remoielling the store,
eently vacated by j. ID. Leavitt, intend
d to occupy the entire building them
Ives and put in a full line Of general
trchandise.
[ast Craftsbury.
. Stanley Mason is on the sick list.
Miss Cora Curtis of Sutton closed very
nccessful term OF school on Mud Island
BIT Friday.
Miss Elspeth Patterson has gone to take
/. post graduate course in nursing at Bal
more, Md.
Herbert Farr has rented his place to
mes Anderson and has gone on an ex-
nded trip. He will visit friends in this
ate and later on in Michigan.
Miss Maud Macomber has finished her
ho1l at So. Barton and has returned
ONE accompanied by her little niece, Su-
Lang, who intends to spend some time
ere with her grandparents.
Miss May Bailey, who has now taught
vo years in the James Black district,
greensboro, closed another term there last
riday. Her school would have closed a
eek ago but that Miss Bailey generously
ffered to give her pupils another week as
hat would enable some of them to COM
lete their studies.
Orth CraftSbury.
George Young who has been i'll for some
me with grip and pleurisy, is now con-
alescent, and was able to be out last week
The town auditors and officers met at the
Dwn clerks office several days last week
ettling accounts and preparing reports fol
Il. bwn meeting.
. Mrs. A. Paddock starting to go dowr
NE be cellar stairs one day recently stumbled
nd fell the length of the stairs. She wa
Drtuuate in escaping without any more
erious results than general shaking up
hid hrtt yyb how ma
err quite lame for a week.
The following young ladies from Crafts
ury academy were the contestants at tn
rize speaking at Greensboro last Frida
vening: Clara Anderson, Flora DuttoT
nna Johnson, Mary Poor, Annabe
Dung. The prize, a silver medal, wa
warded to Mary Poor. Prof. A. c. Col
nd wife had charge of the program.
Mr.. George Young and son Bernard re
entity shot a large white owl that ha
lighted on their barn. The bird measure
We feet from tip to tip of its wings, an
hen taken to the taxidermist, Mr.. Phil
ps, of Glover, he pronounced it a rar
oecies, and offered a good price for il
Ir Young, however, preferred to have
uifed and mounted for himself.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
hasse was very i'll last week, and o
thursday a consultation of physicians We
billed. Drs. Bailey, Dillingham; and Fal
pan being present. The sympathy of tt
Immunity has been with the parent
nd the people are much relieved that tt
ymptoms have taken favorable turn, an
bat recovery now seems probable.
Great was the surprise thereof when la
Wednesday evening, large company
lends suddenly presented themselves
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. William
n the 18th anniversary of their marriag
variety of little presents were brough
calculated to remind them of their you'll
IL days and to afford them entertainmel
br the days to come. Mrs. William
esires to thank the ladies for the gre
ssistance in sewing and mending whiC
hey rendered. c. II. M.
Derby.
The spring term at the academy begi
Dmorrow.
Mrs. G. II. Wright, who has been qui
the past two weeks, is some better.
Mr.. Paul Normandin has returned fro
Boston and reports Willie much improve
Miss Carrie Abbott has been spendi1
art of her vacation in Troy with M
.ou Miller.
Quite a number from Derby attend
he play at Green Mountain hall, Newpo
tuesday, evening.
A four horse team carried a party
Holland Monday evening to attend t
7edding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
ryant.
Mr.. Henry P. Newcomb, formerly
his place, now of Denver, Col, spe
unday with his aunt Mrs. w. s. Robin
Eugene Weber of Boston is visiting
own.-Willie Fuller of Eudora, Kans
visiting his mother.-Miss Mary Gre