Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-01


stories of sociological interest. Mr..
Thrasher's body will be brought to Cow
entry for burial.
CRAFTSBURY.
c. c. Conant is in Hardwick putting up
cave spouts.
Mrs. George Howard is visiting In Hsz-
zardville, Conn.
Charles Smith of East Hard wick, former
resident, was in town last week calling on
friends.
Nellie Allen has returned from st. Adams
where she has been stopping for the last
few months.
Jack Williams underwent an operation
last Monday at Burlington, having one eye
removed and a cataract removed from the
other.
The pre- Memorial exercises last Friday
were of an unusually interesting character.
All the school districts in town united in
holding their exercises In the M. E. church.
The exercises were divided equally among
the different districts. The children met at
the town hall and marched to the church,
each teacher attending her own school.
fine, showing excellent work by both
teachers and pupils. Frank A. Crane gave
a short talk on his experiences while in the
war and gave some black board illustrations
OF regiments, companies, etc which were
very interesting.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Helen Bailey is visiting in Wolcott.
Mr.. Archie Macomber is home for short
vacation.
Mr.. George Woods raised his new barn
last Friday.
Miss Mary Simpson visited friends in
Hard wick last week.
Mrs. Harley Hanson and little son visited
at r. s. Mason's last week.
Mr.. Roswell Mason has been canvassing
in Lyndon for about month.
Mr.. Will Hanson has been painting his
house, thereby greatly improving its ap-
pearance.
Communion services will be held at the
R. p. church this week with Rev. g. P.
Raitt as assistant. They will commence
Thursday, Fast Day, with a sermon at
eleven O'Clock by MIR. Raitt who will also
preach Saturday at the usual time and at
the Sabbath morning and evening services.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
after long illness.
Winnie Williams of Barton Landing
spent last Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. A. c. Cole has gone to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Pratt, of Munson, Mass.
Mr.. Cornell spent few days at his old
home, ST. Almond, Canada, last week.
Mrs. Alma Stone from Seattle, Washing
ton, is visiting her neice, Mrs. Charlie
Wheeler.
Miss Lawton, a teacher of the academy
returned to her home in Boston, Mass.
last Friday.
Mr.. George FL. Raymore of Coventry,
former resident of this place, was in towI
one day last week.
An exhibition of moving pictures will bt
given by Foss and son Thursday evening
June 4th, at the Congregational church
Mr.. Foss has new line of pictures which
are said to be the best ever exhibited
Doors open at 7:30, entertainment will
beg in at 500.
DERBY.
Henry Crandall is painting his house.
Miss Susie Abbey is visiting Mrs. Chas
Nourse.
Carroll Powell of Lowell is assisting Il
Lanes store.
Frank Niles came home last week from
Bigelow, Me-, to visit his parents.
Ben Heath will clerk in WiIder's dru,
store this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Robbins of Newpor
spent Saturday in town.
Miss Ma bel Martin returned Monday t.
her home in Bellows Falls.
Miss Della Albee is home from Charles
ton where she has been stopping with he
J sister.
Miss Blanche Daley and Master Nichol
Houston have come to w. F. Dailey's 10
the summer.
Mrs. Carroll Huntington and two littl
SONS of Newport visited her cousin, Mrs
w. r. Daley, last week.
Mrs. A. T. Daley spent last week 8
West Derby and Newport visiting at til
r homes of P. A. and II. T. Robbins.
The special exercises for Memorial Da
given by the pupils of the graded schot
Friday afternoon were greatly enjoyed b
all present.
Invitatio have been issued for til
q fiftieth wedding anniversary of MIR. an
Mrs. Darius Badger this Monday eve
ming at their home,
Several had the opportunity to shal
4 hands and converse for a short time wit
Hon. Horace Bailey, who passed throug
4 here on the stage Wednesday forenoon.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Albee received I'll
congratulations Of their many friends FIR
|. day afternoon and evening on havir
:, reached the fiftieth milestone of marie
life.
WEST DERBY.
l. The W. e. T. U. conference begins til
>, week.
A. ]. White has had his buildings T
: | Dainte0.