Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30

limb. No bones were brol en-.
nerves and muscles were SO iniure
cause great pain and Mrs. Chase b
confined to her bed since the accic|
CURED.
The Epworth League held a so,
election OF officers at the vestrv n
evening. The officers elected wer
Rose B. Smith, 1st Vice Pres, MIS-
Chrystie; I'd Vice Pres. Mrs. ]. Il
Vice Pres, Clara NJ. Uric; 4th Vii
Ethel Patterson; Sec. Alden s.
Treas. Blanch Cole; organist, Ethel
son.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. James Carr is in town Iookir|
his property.
Mrs. Fisher and her daughter,
have gone to Stowe.
Mrs. Bertha Graham visited at
Macon ber's last week.
Mrs.Sarah Little and little grand
ter are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Oliver Farr and Miss Nettie
bell were in town last week visiting
Mr.. Charles Wiley and family
moved into the house vacated recen
Win Morey.
Miss Florence Peel, our teacher, I'd
pupils to n. Craftsbury Friday aftd
to assist in the pre- Memorial exercis
all the schools in town.
The z. E. society OF East Crafts bur
hold a measuring social at the be
Mrs. W. A. Wylie in Glover Tuesdd
May 31st. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Mitchell, an old lady nearly |
years old, passed away very PEACEFUL
Wednesday afternoon at the home
granddaughter, Mrs. J.C. Babcock.
sympathy is felt for her mourning fr
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
The lightning killed mule of VIII
tan's last week.
Mr.. Allison Watts is teaching il
W1GASTS Ul6UTlCG.
Mr.. Fogle of Indiana has been vi
at Mrs. w. B. Lewis.
Mr.. Charles Robbins has potatoes
garden which are budded.
Mr.. L. E. Upper and daughter Lei
tied in Bakersfield last week.
Mrs. Poor has been staying with
Albert Cowles the last week.
The Senior class and faculty WEI
Hardwick May 21st to have their pi
| taken.
Mrs. Paddock has been fitting cl
girls for Gold Medal Contest, an
Friday night it was held at Greens
Miss Mary Poor won the medal.
Mr.. Charles Wiley has recently b
the machinery for steam saw mill
has bought several acres of Joseph B
for saw mill purposes. We expect sc
hear another steam whistle in town.
The pre- Memorial day exercises
held in the Congregational church la!
day. About one hundred and fifty
dren were present, and the exercises
reported to be very good.
On Friday evening the graduating
cises were held in the Congregs
church before highly interested a
preciative audience of the best citiz
the vicinity. Fortunately for those
ested, Styles circus was in town, an
was an attraction to the class that
prove the most restless on such occe
The young people, seven in numi
did well, their productions showing
full study ana more thought than is U
apparent in such efforts. The Or
was as follows:
| Orchestra.
| Prayer.
Woman's Sphere, Mary Hanson
Labor and Capital. Harley Rogers {
The Place of the Novel in Literature.
| Flora Eliza d
| Orchestra.
The Lynch Problem John Amasa d
Morning and Night beneath the Tree
Mary Lenore Sh
Orchestra.
Educational Tendencies,
Mary Catherine
Influence of Nature upon Character,
Martha Belle Pat
Presentation of Diplomas.
| Orchestra.
A reception of the graduates was
Immediately after the exercises a
academy hall, and the greater mum
those who were at t he church came O.
congratulate the young people on
completion of the first course ia their
cation. 1t is the first course indee
! nearly all of the graduates are planni
enter college this fall or In the immt
future. Most of the students gradu
from the academy attend the Univers
Vermont. Five such are In the fres
class of that institution. No one cal
culate the value of such an institute
Craftsbury academy in community.
three quarters of century it has
making its influence felt in the state
nation, as we'll as in the county, and i
never been more useful than ii is t
when new people are coming in to tax
farms vacated by the extinction or mt
away of the families that have been fos
by its influence 80 long. This Is recogI
by the trust6 es and at the annual me
held on the afternoon of May Goth, arrs
ments were made for a material add
to be made to the building and To-
thorough overhauling and equipmel
the present schoolrooms. Mr.. jones
Ionhar and Mr. Charles Root uzara al