Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-25

winter theTS.
nal fall call of the Congl church
3 pea 2Sth. Business nesting
ID! and dinner at noon.f Roll
j. m. A cordial Invitation is
70 all. "
fky friends and neighbors gath
} home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
it. Tuesday evening, Dec. IS, to
the 18th birthday of their daugh-
Mae, Games were played and
zen by the young people and re-
is were served. A very pleasant
enjoyed by all.
ryant is ia. -
an Kidder, who has beenquite i'll,
scing.
klliams IL gone to Massachu-
his SOD EharIeH.
is hss been to Waterford to
VI the bSst week.
- OF Dartmouth College is
spenaA ion in town.
MissA is sick with the mea-
sles. Maker is caring for her. N
Rev. M.And Mrs. Harry Man
ley went toAt Tuesday to attend
the funeral q Knapp.
Homer wrisAe seriously hurt
recently. He Wa pail of cream
from the barn whed and struck
on stone. whhe was un-
/ conscious.
CRAFTA
Two cases of measles Ned last
week.
Mrs. J. G. Allen andso Bur-
lington, are visiting IN town.
FW. sncar left last Saturday
day for Coventry where he has
and expects to reside.
The Keir boys and Leota straN
home from Goddard esninary, BalN
the Christmas vacation,
Geo. H. Howard is home from
mouth college, Phillip Howard frona
N. H, and James w hite from Busingt To-
for the Christmas vacation.
Those from out OF town to attend tl58
fnneral of Mrs. Daverson were H. Z, seavsr
/. and family OF Barton, AIr. and Mrs. Vim.
Basset OF Aforrisville, Nr. aud Mrs. Fred
, Lilly of Hyde Paak, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogersof
Eden, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott OF Alba ffy,1
The marnbera Of the 9. q. S. will repeat
BY reqaest The drama en ntitlad, 8 The Gypsie
sssAeSs, "a So d ,ai'ags
Jan. 1st. An oyster supper VIII be served
at Masonic hall after the play OF 50cts a
r couple, also promenade viii be held in
. the town hall innnediately after the play.
Tickets on sale at Uric & sawyers. Dunns
orchestra will furnish music.
The remains of Mrs. Anguta Daverson
wife of Hon. .Amory Daverson were brought
here from Barton Friday for interment.
The funeral was held at the home of their
son, p. w. Daverson, the Rev. r. j. Chrys-
lie officiating. Mrs. Daverson was for
many years a resident of this town and
loved and respected by eli who knew her
She leaves besides her husband, three chill
dren and nine grand children, Mrs FL. T.
Seaver of Barton, 2. w. Daverson of this
town. =
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Frances Weinman is visiting in
Glover.
Willis Noodle is spending few days at
@. H. Roots.
The academy closed Friday for two
weeks vacation.
Our young people from the U. v. M. are
+ home for the holidays.
{ Miss Lena sheehan from Manchester, N.
H., is visiting in town.
Mrs Socrates -Udall, who has been con-
fined TO her bed during the last three years,
died Saturday, Dec 18th.
y Misses Carrie Payne and Anna Pitrnan
are spending their vacation at then homes
in Cabot and Laconia, n. r.
Mrs. and Mrs. N. B. Williams who have
been spending the last two weeks visiting
in West Ridge, n. H., and Wlndsor' W,
have returned home.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
| Flora and John Button are home for
their Christmas vacation.
II Howard, Mary and Maud FindIy, who
have been i'll with the measles, are able to
be out again.
Nell Hartman, who has been attending
Tilton Seminary, is home for about two
| weeks'vacation.
Clark Taylor has gone to Manchester
where he has position as a teacher of
Latin and Greek in Burr and Burton Semi
nary.
John Morse and son Philip have COM
menced numbering on South Hill. He has
| taken the job of getting out lumber for
/ the new barn on John Simpsons place. ,
CLOVER.
Arthur Salmon, who has been sick, is able
| to ride out.
/ Henry Dewing had the NJ lsfortune toiose
one of his work horses last week.
Jennie May Salmon is spending her
| vacation with her friend Mae Arthur
George Leggitt, of Waterbury, conns