Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-04


the Grange. The ladies gave a very fine
entertainment and served light refresh
ments.
The graded school in this village COM
menced last Monday with Miss Julia Reed
In the higher department and Mrs. Anna
Wilson primary.
Inc treasurer of the town of Craftsbury
VIII be at East Craftsbury, Tuesday, Sept
emoer II, in the forenoon, to receive taxes
ana at this village in the afternoon for
the same purpose.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
John Wylie has been home for short
vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Udan are visiting the lat
ter's parents.
The Mitchells held their family gather
Ing Wednesday at Mr.. Harvey Rice's.
Mrs. Mary Wylie and daughter Agnes
nave been entertaining Mr.. Charles and
Miss Margaret Watkins from Auburndale,
Mass.
The Youngs ard FindIeys with their
friends from Connecticut held a family
picnic at Huckleberry Rocks, Caspian, on
Thursday, Aug. "a.
Miss Ruth Seaver entertained about
thirty OF her friends at the home of her
aunt Tuesday evening, Aug. %. In spite
OF the lnclemency of the weather the party
was great success In every way.
The social week opened Monday evening,
Aug 2S, with party given by Miss Agnes
Wylie at her home in honor of her friends
from AuburndaIe. The affair was one of
the most pleasant events of the season.
The Taylor clan held picnic at Stone
pond last Thursday, the event being the
birthday OF two members of the clan. The
Davis cottage was rented for the day and
among other pleasant things the company
enjoyed trip around the lake in Mr..
Lawrence's steam launch.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Hamilton is janitor of the academy
this year.
Miss Jacobs of Hardwick is visiting her
cousin, Miss Lora Witt.
Mrs. Margaret Lewis and two children
visited at c. e. Roots last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Rawson have gone to
their home in Ardmore, Penn.
Craftsbury Academy opened Aug. 80
with an attendance of over fifty.
Mrs. Herbert Woodbury. and Mrs. c. Fl.
Root visited in Newport last week.
Miss Sarah E. Miller of Philadelphia mas
come to spend few weeks vacation.
Rev. M. w. Farman OF WestfieId
preached in the Cong1 church Aug 81 and
Sept. 2.
Miss Florence Huntington, who has
been spending a few weeks here went to
Des Moines last Thursday with Mrs. Harry
Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Rawson and two
children and Mrs. Harry Rawson and son,
started for their home in Des Moines last
Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Howard and children of
Cambridge, Mass, who have been spend
ing the summer here, returned home last
Wednesday.
DERBY.
Miss Maggie Ruiter is In town. ---E,13s+z
Miss Alice Clark is visiting In st. Johns
bury.
Miss Kate Spear visited friends here last
Wednesday.
Mrs w. e. Daley went to North Troy
last Friday.
Miss Edith Trip is home, having spent
the summer near Montreal.
Miss Agnes Fish returned Saturday to
| her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. George Burton has gone to Barre
to visit Mrs. Arnold Edmunds.
Miss Bertha Todd has been visiting
friends In Coventry the past week.
Mrs. W. S. Robbins and son Carl
returned from st. Adams Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hull and son of Chicago
have been staying at w. M. Taylor's the
past week.
| Miss Addie Pickel, formerly OF Newport,
now of Denver, Col, called on friends In
town Friday.
Mrs. E. N. Clark and daughter, Dora
| Mae, returned to their home in Brocktop.
| Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. Will Taylor has gone to Boston to
continue his education by course in
Burdett's Business College.
Miss Olive Fairchtld, who has spent her
vacation at White River Junction. has
returned to begin school again at Derby
academy.
Capt. Holbrook took party from this
place down Lake Memphremagog in his
steamer last Tuesday and all report a
delightful day.
Miss Marion Clark returned Saturday to
her work as teacher in Montpelier Semi
nary. She was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Genevieve Clark.
Mr.. Ed. Fish, former D. A. student.
now a resident OF California. with his
wife and little daughter, called among old
friends here recently.
| Mrs Norman Bingham ana Io.tk..