Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.
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Tuesday evening at s O'Clock. full at
tendance is desired as it is election of Off
cers.-A. W. Cutting is home from New
York Mr.. Griggs has rented the George
Parlin place and takes possession soon.-
Mrs. E. o. Bennett and daughter Carrie
leave soon for Long Island where they
are to spend the winter.-The T. /. s. will
meet with Mrs. Kendrick Tuesday eve
ning.-Mr. Austin has returned from Bos-
ton.
CRAFTSBURY.
Manley Barter from Morris Vile was in
town last Friday.
Will kirkpatrick has moved into James
Anderson's house.
The question box exercise at the M. E.
church last Sunday vtnipg proved to be
very interesting and instructive.
The neighbors and friends of Clyde
Anderson gave him a genuine surprise
visit last Friday evening. Light refresh
ments were served and all felt well paid for
their effort.
The selectmen have built new bridge
on the river road near Frank Glidden's.-
The Teachers Gu b met Saturday afternoon
at North Craftsbury.-C. j. Barker is hav-
ing bathroom added to his residence :
The band concert and promenade Tuesday
evening was a pleasant occasion.-Dr.
Rela's engagement in town has been IN
definitely postponed.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Thayer's people have moved from
Bert Farr's house to his sons farm.
| Mrs. Susan Allston is moving to the
home of her sister. Mrs. Butler, in Albany.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Royal White, who have
been visiting at Barton, have returned
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Lang and Miss Maude
Macomber visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Macomber, recently.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Gilman Hodgden shot four coons in Mr.
Roots woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster are visiting Mrs
Bert Woodbury..
Mrs. Emma Lyon has sold her farm to
/ Mr.. Sidney Lyon.
DR.. Dustan has been making improve
ments on his house.
Mrs. Hartman has been visiting frien d.
in town the past week.
Mr.. M. w. Cass, who has rented the
Frank Cass place for several years, has
gone to Hard wick where he is running 9
hack. He will also run feed stable in
connection with the hack business.
I The senior class of Craftsbury academy
will give Halloween social Friday eve.
ming, Oct. 80. A musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered and refreshments
will be served. All are cordially invited
Admission ten cents.
/ Will Hadley has sold the lumber on his
farm to Will Marcy. The price was 500
Pearl douglass is home.-Word has beer
received of the death of MIR. Milo Litch
son of Mrs. M. Litch. He died the twenty.
second, and the remains were taken te
Gardner, Mass, for burial.-Mr. w. r
Billion and bride were visiting his sister
Mrs. Geo. w heller, last week on their wed.
ding trip.
ga very pretty wedding took place al
the residence of Mrs. E. Smith, of st. Cyr
when her daughter, Ruth F., was joined IL
holy matrimony to Mr.. Raymond Billion
/ by the Rev. A. A. RadIey of Danville. The
groom was supported by his brother, Mr.
Fred Billion, and the bride by her sister
Miss Mary Smith. TWAS strictly private
wedding owing to the recent death OF TIT
groom's mother. The happy couple lef
by the evening train to visit Bridgeport
New York, Boston, and other places o
interest in the eastern states"
| COVENTRY.
There will be union meeting at the M
E. church next Thursday evening wher
Allie Wright, delegate to the state Sunday
school convention recently held at Bur
lington, will give report of that conven
ton. Mr.. Wright is pleasant speaker
ALI are invited to come and hear him.
n. E. Brewster is very 1ll.-Mr. and Mrs
Asa B. Hancock celebrated their thirtietl
wedding anniversary last Saturday even
ing. A sum of money was presented then
by the company.-Glen and Eola johnson
of Barton spent the Sabbath at Asa Han
cock's-It is reported that Walter Fair
brot hers family, living on Barton river ar
quarantined on account of Mark Roe's com
ing down with small pox while boarding.
there.-a. G. Cleveland has erected a new
monument on his family lot.-Cassius AL
len has given up housekeeping and gone t
Irasburgh to work for Mr.. Stetson.
DERBY.
The ladies of the Baptist church ar
sparing no pains to furnish good suppe
on Tuesday evening, Oct. q, from six t
I eight o'clock in the town hall. Mr.. Edga
o. Silver, and his brother, Albert A. Silver
Jr., who are among Derby's most Toys
sons, are expecting to come back fror
New York on Monday night SO as to b
present at this annual harvest supper, afte