Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-29


Cleveland, the past week.
Miss Susie Paddock has gone to TRAITS
bury to visit relatives and will go from
there to her home in Jersey City.
Mrs s. g. Stoddard of Barnet and Mrs.
LIE. Stafford and daughter of Woodsviiie,
n. visited at Geo. Wares the past week.
Mrs. Jane Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brooks
and daughter Mary went to Wilicugnpy
last Wednesday to attend the Cole reun-
ion held in that place.
Miss Mari will teach In the North neigh
borhood this fall, Norman Tice on west
Hill, Miss Perrin of Holland will teach the
higher department of the village school
and Miss L Lothrop the primary depart
ment.
Last Wednesday, the Sabbath schools
held their annual picnic in MIR. Billings
grove. The day was fine one and large
number attended. This Is one OF the pref
test places to hold a picnic, the view Is
one of the finest. There were singing and
recitations by Mrs. Hollis Hancock, Ethel
and Laura GLADDEN. and song by Miss
Dudley of New Hampshire, but best of all
was the picnic dinner which every one en-
joyed.
The republican rally was held in the
town hall last Thursday at O'Clock, Hon.
e. s. Cowles presiding. The speakers were
W. w. Miles of Barton and Mr.. Flynn,
the Irish Orator. The speakers made their
subjects very interesting and awoke con-
siderable enthusiasm among the audience.
Mr.. Miles showed from the State Audi
tors books that we are not an extrava-
CANT state as has been advertised. The
singing by A. J. Markham met with much
applause.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Tillotson is shingling the ell OF her
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard were in Montreal
last week.
| Fred Scott spent several days in town
last week.
Mrs. Inez Newcomb returned to her home
In Fairlee last Tuesday.
J.Keir has sold his residence to Mrs.
Gabriel Patterson for $500.
| Mrs. Cutler and Miss Mabel Cutler from
Albany are visiting at J. D. Leavitt's.
DR.. billing ham left last Saturday for
Sherbrooke where he will exhibit his pouI-
try at the fair.
Mrs. j. WEIGH and daughter from Groton
who have been visiting in town returned
to their home last week.
Frank Paddleford went to Glover last
Tuesday to spend two weeks with hi
brother before returning to his home II
Whitman, Mass.
About twenty five from this town took
In the excursion to Lake Champlain las
Tuesday. The weather was perfect and al
report fine time.
There will be silver medal contest be-
tween six young ladies at the M. E. church
Thursday evening, Sept 1; admission 10c
Proceeds for the Ladies' Aid society.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
The health of Mr.. George Woods is i'm
proving.
The barn of Mr.. George Graves has beer
re- shingled.
Miss e. G. Mitchell is entertaining he
sister, Mrs. Snow of Lowell. Mass.
Miss Ruth and Master Norman Seaver
visited friends in Glover, recently.
Several from here attended the concer
at North Craftsbury, last Friday evening
Miss Nina Wylie is spending few week
with her aunt, Mrs. Dennison, at Wes
Hebron, N. Y.
The two discourses given in the churcl
here last Sunday, by Rev. T. P. Stevenson
were we'll appreciated.
, Edward Anderson Dutton, arrived il
town last Tuesday. He is stopping will
, his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. E. A. Dutton.
Everett Clark, who has been spending
his vacation with his Grandmother Wylie
/ has returned to his home in Melrose, Mass
7 Among those who went on the excursion
to Burlington, were: Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
, Morse, with their son Payson, Mr.. ant
/ Mrs. w. A. WyIie, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles White.
The Mitchell re- union held at the pleas
!. ant home of Mr.. and Mrs John c. Bah
: cock, August Is, proved very enjoyabl
occasion. Thirty members were present
The day was passed in out door games
feasting and music; one specially attrac
tive feature was violin duets by the oIdes
and youngest mem bers, Mr.. Harvey Ric
aged so years, and Harold Bailey aged
: years. ALI united in saying sit is good t
be here"
). NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
It The music scholars of Mrs. Anna Cols
gave recital Monday eve., Aug. %, in tn
b Cong'l church.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr of Greensbor
visited at c. H. Roots last week and M,
Mrs. Nelson Barr at Geo. L. Wheeler's.
II The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
entertainment In the Methodist church
II and Mrs. Paddock's Medal Contest CIas
will take part.
il The young men from Burr and Burto
Seminary at Manchester, who have bee