Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-27


Woodstock to work in grocery store.
Agnes Reyes is az home from johnson
Normal school for her summer vacation
A. d. Thurber found very large tsran,
tula in bunch IF bananas last Thursdov
Ava Wilson, who works for Mrs. Aikan
has gone to her home in MarshfieIo for
visit.
Mr.. Webster of W. Derby has moved IN
to the Chas. Brooks place which he recentrr
purchased of Mr.. Mcclure.
S. D. Meacham, who has been VISITING IN
town for few days, has gone to Boston
and Lowell, Mass, to visit relati ives.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Wheelock. A pleasant evening was
spent. Ice crea N and cake were seryedI
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Greenwood OF
Enosburgh Falls took an automobile ride
to this place last week, and are guests Of
II. Z. Cl sVeland's.
Children's day passed off very pleasantly
at the Cong. church the 18th. The chill
dren diu themselves credit and the house
was prettily decorated.
During the thunder shower Saturday
Frank Grey had thirty sheep killed by
lightning, out of flock of thirty-eight.
They were under tree.
The higher department of the village
schools, taught by E. E. Webster, finished
last Friday. The primary department will
continue week longer.
John Carroll made an old fashioned
neig oorhood bee last week, for the pur-
pose of raising the roof Of his house which
he is thoroughly repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huntoon of White
River Junction and Mr.and Mrs. Geo. Cook
of Charleston visited at Z. ). Boynton's
and Isaac Keyes,' recently.
Emma Herman celebrated her seven
teenth birthday by visit from her friends
last Thursday evening. A. sum of money
and several other gifts were presented her.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams, formerly of
Coventry, and their pastor Rev. Mr.. KnowI-
ton ana wife visited &C Z. o. Litchfield's
last week and also spent some time at
camp-meeting.
The w. @. L. U. are to have a booth on
the Common the Fourth and sell ice. cream.
lemonade and other good things during
the day and evening. Tney hope to receive
liberal patronage.
There will be celebration here Monday
July 4th. The street parade will COM
mence at 10 a. m. A good program will be
rendered through the day and in the even
ing there will be fireworks.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. James Libby is i'll.
John Keir was in Burlington Tuesday.
The schools in town close Friday, July 1.
Alex. Davidson is clerking for Elmer
Stratton.
Maud Marckres is working for Mrs.
James Leavitt.
Philip Howard is home from Exeter, n.
H., for vacation.
D. Coburn and Elisha Burnham visited
in Waterbury last Thursday.
Clarence Cowles and family are spending
their vacation at Frank Glidden's.
The new uniforms for the band have
arrived, in readiness for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaForce from Lancaster.
N. H., are visiting at A. D. Spaulding's.
The tax list is now in the hands of the
treasurer, who is now ready to accept pay
ments of the same
Mrs. Chrystie and children went to
Sheldon on Wednesday to spend a few
weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Platt from Stratford, NH, is in
town with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
w. Bishop, called here by the sickness and
death OF her brother, Charles Bishop.
Is Rev. r. J. Chrystie left last week for
tive weeks vacation in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. There were no services in
the M. E. church last Sunday.
Saturday evening, July 2, at the Metho-
dist church, will be held the graduating
exercises of the grammar schools in town.
The Craftsbury Cornet Band will be In
attendance.
Charles Bishop, youngest son OF FL. w.
Bishop, died last evening, June "a, at their
home, of quick consumption. The funeral
services were held Sunday p. m. The re-
mains will be taken to Stratford, N. H..
Monday for tnterment. Much sympathy
is felt for the family.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
The home of Mr.. Horace McLaren was
recently reprinted.
The Misses Margaret and Mabel FindIay
OF Nebraska are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Farr from East
Hardwick visited in town last week.
Miss Ruth Seaver and Master Norman
are spending the summer with their aunt.
Mrs. Gilman from Canada has been
spending short time with her daughter.
Mrs. James Anderson.
The church here was recently presented
with handsomely inlaid table by Mr..
Henry Salmon. The congregation mani
tested their gratitude for the gift by many
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