Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-10

a. m. and the pulpit OF the NJ. E. church
Sunday p. m.
Charles Weber has bought Dudley
sabil's farm including farming tools ana
hay, paying aoout thirteen hundred dol
lars. Mr.. Weber took possession last
wesk.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
]. NJ. Patterson is giving his house
coat of paint.
Mrs. E. \. Nelson visited inlLowell the
first OF last tx.
Miss Bsu Goodwich from East Harwick
visited friends in town last l..
Mrs. Holmes from Sheldon is visiting
her daughter Mrs. r J. Chrystie.
Rev. L. D. Hnliard and family from
Cabot are visiting friends in town.
Some of the young people attended the
play at aardwick last Thursday nlgnE.
George Howard is home from Dartmouth
Phi.,ips Howard is home from Exeter.
L. Moody has purchased the Charles
Conont j. place and takes possession SOON
Baire. Alden Twiss is home from Mont
peliec.
Mrs. Ira Dutton's brothe who resides
with her, has been seriously i'll for the past
few days.
| DIR. Bibby and wife from Fair Haven
have taken rooms at Homer Bartletts. The
Doctor comes well recommended and the
people are giving him a cordial welcome.
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school grade were held in the NJ. e.
Church Friday evening June 30sh. The
programe went off with smoothness of
which showed careful preparation for the
short time in which the pupils had to pre-
pare; the class colors were carried out and
much credit is due each one taking a
part.
1 The pupils in the grammar department
OF the village school having no marks were
Percis Bartlette, Amory Dawson Barriers
Dawson, Willie Gallagher, Katie King,
Pearl King, Avis Kerr, Robert Silver, Al
fred Stratton, Blanche Uric. Those who
have been absent only one half day were
Roses Lathe and Ethel Hoyt. Hollis Lathe
and Abbie Stratten have only one day.
Julia A. Reed teacher.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Fred Witt visited his mother last week
A.son was boon to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Coburn last Thursday night.
Miss Winifred Williams OF Lisbon, N
u -r,+
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Coburn have
gone to New Hampshire for a visit.
Mr.. Allison Watts, former teacher il
the academy, is visiting at DIR. Dustan's.
Mr.. Lyman Barber and his sister, Miss
Ruby Barber, visited at E. I. Wheeler.
last week.
Miss Flora Hsdley, who works in
wooden factory in Biddeford, Maine, has
been here two weeks on short vacation
She returned Thursday morning.
Among those who were called here by
the death of Miss Sheehan were Mrs. Nora
Glynn OF Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McGargin, Archie Macomber, Miss Nell
Sheehan, Mr.. john Gallagher, and Mr.
. Charles Godsill.
: The whole community was greatly sad
dened at the death of Miss Grace l.
, Sheehan, mentioned last week, on Monday
morning, July 8. Miss Sheehan wa
: twenty three years old and has lived her
: since she was little girl. She graduated
, from Craftsbury academy in 1901, and sine
then has taught school in CAaftsbury ant
Albany. She had just finished term o
school on the Common. Her mother, fou
, sisters, and a brother are left to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held at tn
Catholic church at East Albany, of whic
she was a member. Among the man
beautiful flowers were large boquet G
: white carnations from the school childre
and beautiful harp given by the superin
tendent and teachers of the town. Sh
will be greatly missed In Craftsbury
Albany, and Irasburg, where she was yer
popular. The bereaved family heve til
sympathy of all.
FAST CpAETSRy