Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-30


Mrs. Charlie Hubbard is sick. Her aunt,
Miss Davis from Hard wick, is caring for
her.
Mr Oscar Bliss and Mrs. Floss Laid were
married Nov. % and went to Canada on /
their wedding tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Libbey of Hard
wick were in town Thursday and spent |
the day al James Libbey's.
Large family parties on Thanksgiving
Day were noted at NJ. S. Sawyer's, John
Babcock's and Henry Kings.
Mrs. Lydia Brown of New bury, who has
been visiting friends here for some time,
returned to her home last Tuesday.
Bulah Kneelanc, who has oeen clerking
for Mrs. E. n. Nelson, returned to her
home in North Hyde Park last Monday.
A. HI. Dorman has rented his firm to
Bert Davis for one year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorman are to board in Mr.. Davis family.
School in district No. 6, taught by Euna
Anderson closed recently. Those having
no absent marks were Ethel Warehouse,
Bulah Stearns, Goldie Davis, Alice Brown,
and Claude Garv1n. Frank Thompson was
absent one half day. Rosse Stearns,
Leland Stearns, Ruby Thompson and Ciar-
ence Silver were eac absent one day.
The first convention of the Craftsbury
s. s. Association was held in the M. E.
church Tuesday, Nov. "a, j. G. Wilson
presiding. Although the day was very
stormy the attendance in the afternoon
was about one hundred and ten. The
convention opened at 1870 with praise
service. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr..
Mason. Short addresses were then given
in the following order: "Why do We Or
ganize?" ]. G. Wilson; "What is the Sun
day SCHOOL," Rev. j. c. Taylor; ''Tne Aim
of the Sunday School," Rev. L. E Upper
Literary Study of the Bible," Rev. K. j.
Christie; "How to Improve Met hods OF
Sunday School Work.: Teaching, Rev. r.
]. Christie: Secretary, Rev. l.. E. Upper
Attendance, Aurelius Shields; Singing, w
L Dustin. These addresses were full OF
strong, helpful ideas ana should inspire
higher aims and a desire for better work
to be done in our Sunday Schools. The
Round Table, conducted by Rev r. A
Mason, closed the afternoon session. The
evsning opened with praise service. Prayer
Y mittee reported and the following officers
/. were elected: President, j. G. Wilson
| vice president, Mrs. 81. A. Skinner; Sec
9 rotary and treasurer, Miss Helen PdtGers on
Q Rev. l.. s. Tuppsr was elected superin lend
Q ent of the home department. A report o
= the schools was then given, followed b,
excellent addresses by Rev. E. M. Fuller
field secretary of the Vermont Sunda,
School Association and Rev. E. A. Masol
ofithe Maine state organization. Durin,
the evening MIR. Fuller sang TWO solos il
his usual pleasing manner. This first con
vention was felt to be very pleasant aD
helpful one.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Hiss Winitred Williams was home TO
Thanksgiving.
Adna Pike and Bernard Young wer
home last week from college.
Ruth and Charles Morse of St. Johns
bury were in town calling on friends las
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amsden of g ceens
boro were guests at Mrs. George Wheeler
Friday.
johnson is home on her Thanksgivin
vacation.
The Earnest Workers society have ha
] the vestry papered a dark green. This is
great improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Remission and Mi
o. Gertrude Remission have been visiting at 1
ne B. Pixies the past week.
is Mr.. Upper and daugh liter Leila went
be Mortified last Thursday to spend Thank
Id giving at his motherinlaw's.
g, Mr. E. B. Marcy has been putting
be addition on his store and has also raised
az. a story, making a fine tenement on t.
, second floor.
or WEST DERBY.
Village school began to- day.
, Alfred Glines Is home from Sherbrook
OF Mrs. Jack Heart fell recently and bro
's' rib.
cn Herbert Wilson is boarding at j.
Crafts.
oy Miss Helen Kimball has returned fro
ia' Boston.
ng DR.. VIM. A. Chase is spending few da
'ne in town.
ny Miss Nina Chappel was in Westmo
'a' last week.
re- M C,oro1ond b.s vowed t-o,,, 1o,,o
III this town.
ny Gail Corkins has returned home FRI
Ii Island Pond.
'go Mrs. Harriet Laplant is away nursi
'he for two weeks.
VII. The M. w. A. lodge will give dal
10 Friday evening.
tai Miss Myrtle Allard has returned to
wv home In Westmore.
ion Mrs H. Crafts who has been in n,
rec health, has recovered.
ny. Mrs. E. 5. Rogers visited friends in Ne
JUS port Center last week.
OF Ida Cleveland returns to her school
nm West Charleston to day.
enG George Green from Troy spent Than