Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-05-12
East CraftsburV.

Mr.. Marshall Gilman of Glover, was In
town Thursday.
Miss Mary Taylor has gone to Green's
boro Bend to teach school.
Miss Margaret Morse has commenced
school at Craftsbury.
Mr.. Henry fisher has painted his house
recently, thereby improving it wonderfully.
Archie Macomber has gone to New
Hampshire on trial position as telegraph
operator.
The Rev. Ozoro Davis of Newtonville,
last week.
Mr.. Amos Macomber Is suffering from
.erysipelas,l and Mr.. Carlos Thompson is
recovering from felon.
Miss Agnes Bailey commenced school
last Monday in the James Young district,
Greensboro, and her sister, Miss Mary, in
the James Black district.
DR.. James Kendrick of Charleston and
Mr.. William Kendrick of Walden were
called here recently to attend the funeral
of their uncle, Mr.. John Kendrick.
Charlie Morse, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Morse, died last Wednesday morning
of consumption. lie was thought to be
better the day before and walked down to
their sugar place, but about $50 the next
morning was taken worse and at eight he
died.
North Craftsbury.
George Young has had a telephone
placed in his house.
Miss Lena Sheehan is teaching the Cor
ner school in Albany.
Mrs. M. A. Dunbar has returned to her
home on the Common.
Margaret Amsboro is teaching the school
near Carl Chaffee's in Albany.
A deer was seen running across the fields
behind the academy last Thursday.
Miss Eta LOOMS expects to work at Mr..
Wylie's, East Craftsbury, this summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Barnet visited
her brother, John Woodbury., several days
last week.
Miss Anna Johnson has engaged to work
this summsr at the Goss boarding house,
Greensboro.
Albert Smith has purchased the Lyon
farm which was recently sold by James
Ryan to Tom Gallagher.
A. G. Paddock has been raising and
repairing the porch and ell of his house,
Philip Shields doing the work.
Benjamin Mason has moved his family
and goods to the Kelton farm which he
has purchased near Gloverton.
Walter Lyon went Thursday to North
ampton, Mass, where he is to have en-
MI iv,k he
Prof. A. e. Cole attended the teachers
gathering at Hanover, N. H., Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Cole accompanied him.
Mrs. Schwartz and children, who have
been boarding at Q. H. Roots since last
summer, returned to their home in New
York last week.
James Ryan sold his farming utensils,
stock and household goods at auction last
Thursday. There was a large crowd and
the things sold at good prices.
William Q. Burbank and Edith Hatch
were united in marriage Wednesday, May
9, by Rev. Q. II. Morse at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank
expect to live in Albany.
The blizzard and snow of Friday could
not dampen the youthful ardor OF the
academy students who had planned for
sociable that evening. The usual attend
ance and good time are reported.
The friends of Mrs. Sarah French, who
has been sick through the winter at the
home of o. ID. Owen, Barton, will be inter-
ested to learn that she is much better and
has returned to her home in Greensboro.
Derby.
Mrs. Curtis Wiley is quite i'll.
Mrs. Erastus Waterman is failing.
Mr.. Leland Wiley is at home sick.
Mr.. Frank Harvey of Boston is visiting
in town.
Mrs. Page of Troy visited at DIR. F. w.
Comings' last week.
Mr.. Cola Cleveland, formerly of this
place, is visiting his parents.
Miss Marie johnson of Barton has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. M. Taylor.
Mrs. Jason Wilson is very seriously ill,
1t is thought with congestion of the brain.
Mr.. Clinton Sails was thrown from his
bicycle recently and broke his collar bone.
Mr.. Howe and two daughters of Dix
vile, Canada, were guests at w. s. Rob-
bins recently.
The baccalaureate sermon preached by
Rev. McGregor of Newport to the class OF
1902 was greatly appreciated by a large
audience, his subject being "Noble Friend
ships" The Congregational choir rendered
very nice music for the occasion.
There were large number of former
students and graduates in town to attend
commencement; among them were noticed
Misses Maud Wakefield, Bessie Kendall,
Lou Miller, Nettie Kennedy, Lena Hitch
cock, Matte Stevens; Messrs. Austin
Blake, Arnold Edmunds, Colby Stoddard,
Chas. Stevens.
Although the night was very unfavor-
able, large audience was present at the
commencement exercises Friday evening.
The class, numbering thirteen; and the
teachers, were seated on the platform
behind an archway with two columns
which reached across the hall, the decora-