Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-25

breakfast cheaper than they can get 1t at
home. 1t is not to be dress affair but all
are invited to come in their usual working
making themselves as little trouble
as possible. The menu will consist of
French coast, hash, plain and vegeta Die,
fish balls, eggs, baked and boiled, mullins, |
graham rolls, doughnuts, coffee.
CRAFTSBURY.
Schools in town commence May ID.
Mrs. Poor and daughter Carrie visited in |
the village the past week.
Henry Benjamin was home from Dan
vile the first of last week.
Alden Twiss spent several days at la.
Browns in Albany last week.
Mrs. A. D. Spaulding left last Wednes-
day for few weeks stay in Boston.
Harry Bumps commenced working for
Harry McEntire for the season last Mon
day.
Mrs. r. ]. Chrystie arrived home last
week, having spent a week at her former
home in Sheldon.
The two grades Of the village school are
to be combined in one, for the summer.
with Miss Margaret Morse teacher.
The unmarried mem bers of the Grange
furnish entertainment for the next meet
ing, Friday evening May 6. Each mem
Der is allowed to invite one friend.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
E. T. Wheeler is able to be out.
Mr.. Carl Gilbert is visiting at Bert
Woodbury's.
Mr.. Adna Pike and Mr.. Bert Pike are
both seriously ill.
Mrs. Herbert Newton was taken serious
ly Ill last Tuesday, but is improving.
Mr.. George Wheeler invited the academy
scholars to sugaring- off last Tuesday.
Mr.. Bartlett Williams invited the acad-
envy students to sugaring- off last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Noodle from West
Tisbury came to Z. II. Roots for visit
last Friday.
Mrs. N. B. Williams invited the ladies of
the Common to her home for sugaring-
off last Tuesday.
There will be silver medal contest held
at East Craftsbury under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor Society, Thursday
evening, April %. Mrs. Cole has been
| drilling the contestants.
Mrs. Abigail Dawson Paddock died
Monday, April II, at the residence of her
son, W. E. Paddock, Evanston, Ill. She
had been failing for several months, death
being caused by paralysis. Mrs. Paddock
was born at Irasburg, May 23t, 1880. Her
early life was spent in Vermont. In 1849
she married Mr.. William q. Paddock of
Craftsbury. In 1880 she went with her son
to Evanston, in which place she has since
resided. OF quiet retiring disposition
she was loved by those who knew her best,
She is survived by daughter, Mrs. w. HI.
MacIear, and son, w. E. Paddock, both
Of Evanston.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Nellie Richardson has gone to work for
N. B. Williams.
Miss Minnie Seaver has returned to her
home.
Mrs. James Anderson was called to Can
a ia Thursday to the bedside of her father,
who is very ill.
DR.. and Mrs. Bailey made trip to Glover
and Barton last week. They report the
roads to be in bad condition.
number of the friends of Charles Bal
ley gave him a surprise Friday evening
All seemed to enjoy the occasion.
Miss Nina Morse died the night of the
18th and was buried the 18th. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. J. c. Tay-
Tor. Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved
family.
Six young ladies, who have been drilled
by Mrs. Annie Cole, will speak at silvt
medal contest to be held in the church
here Thursday evening, April %. We hope
the young ladies will be encouraged by
good audience.
! DERBY.
Mr.Edgar Silver Of New York is in town
Mr.. g. c. KinbalIs sister is visiting
him.
Mr.. Harry Waite of Lebanon, N. H., was
in town recently.
Mr.. e. w. Merrill of Barton Landing was
in town last week.
Mr.. Impey of Richford was in town OF
business last Tuesday.
Rev. 1. P. Chase, who is in poor health
= is visiting among his friends in town.
Mrs. Mae Trip Record of Newport, r
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week.
i Mr.. Burt Richie has bought the Plac,
residence and will take possession imme
!. d1ately.
|. Miss Blanche Daley went to Greenville
e Me-, Thursday. Master Nicols Heustor
], will return with her later.
: 1t is reported that Miss Emma Wilson
IS who is spending the winter in Massachu
sets, has suffered shock.
t Mr.. Myron Young, who went to Yves
IL Burke to teach, is home, the school hav
ing been closed on account of scatlet fever
It Harry Cushing had the misfortune t.
o break two ribs Saturday, caused by hi
heavy team starting while unhitching then
Al The masquerade given by the D. A. base
V ball club Friday evening was a great sue
70 cess. Many of the costumes were quit
unique, good music was in attendance ant
v the sale of ice cream, cake and home-mad