Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.
ooNrrNUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Several bridge companies have been I'm
town the past week, TO put in bids Tor the
two steel bridges TO De erected.
Considerable sugar has been made the
past week. The farmers who had gath
cred their buckets missed good run.
The Y. p 5. c. E will hold '.Nut So
cial'' in the Congregational vestry. Friday
evening, April Is All are cordially in
vited.
Miss Ferrin, teacher o. the higher de-
partment, boards at II. c. CIeveland's and
Miss Hitchcock of the primary depart
ment, boards at Lee Porter's.
On Tuesday morning. May I'd, the ladies'
society will give the "May breakfast
which has become SO popular with our
people for the past few years Come ey
erybody and see now much one can enjoy
a good meal after the mornings exercise
in the open air.
CRAFTSBURY.
Alice Kaiser is recovering from the
severe illness of last week.
There was no service in the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, 1t being Confer
ence Sunday.
Roland Moody has gone to Greensboro,
to work at the carpenter and ioiner's
trade for the summer.
Mary spaulding was called to Stowe last
poets to be gone for some time.
Rev. R. j. Chrystie left last Monday for
sheldon, where he expected to meet Mrs.
ChrystIe, who would accom- any him to
conference.
The Commercial class of Craftsbury
Academy will present Friday evening.
April Is, the drama entitled SIT Is All in
the Pastry"
'Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch,''
given IN tie Town hall. by the senior class
last Friday evening was a fine success.
each one taking his or her part in excel
lent manner.
EAST cRAFTSBURY.
Miss Helen Barclay was here calling
last week.
Richard Kendrick is preparing to build
a new house this season.
James Carr OF White River junction was
here during the week locking after his
property interests.
Mrs. Martha Gebbie'ss son Harry is
seriously Ill. Little John, who broke his
leg few weeks ago, although still lame, is
able to be around.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Mamie Felix has gone to her home
in Montpelier.
Miss Jennie Lowell ana Mr.. Elmer Tall
nam were married April s.
Mr.. Charles Robbins had a shoek last
Tuesday. Hisright side is paralyzed.
Several of oar sugarmakers have finished
sugarmaking. Others are enjoying the
benefits of another run of sap.
The Ladies" Missionary Society met last
Friday with Mrs. Agnes Witt. a picnic
dinner was given and the usua4 thank
offering meeting was held.
The W. G. T.. . gave an entertainment
in the academy hall last Tuesday evening.
The Junior and Senior L. T. L. assisted i'll
the entertainment an a:a very pleasant even
ing was spent. Mrs. Paddock deserves
much cre9itlfor the lime she spent in drill
ing the children.
The schools in town began. April "a.
Miss Grace Sheehan teaches on the Com
mon. Miss Dustan in the Rob. Anderson
district, Miss Root at the Mills, Miss
Anderson in Col6nsville, Miss Burnell in
the Withers district, Miss Dutton in the
Seaver district, Miss Morse on East Hill,
Miss Reed in the upper department of the
village school and Miss Wilson in the
lower department..
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Will Ryan spent week in Boston re-
Gently.
Scott Rawson OF Ardmore, Pa, was in
town recently.
The buttermilk for the coming summer
has been sold at auction.
Henry Dawson supplied WAL Ryan's
place at the creamery, recently.
The regular L. T. L. meeting was held in
the Academy hall Tuesday evening, April
IS.
DERBY.
Charles Clark has been on the sick list
| the past week.
| Miss Blanche Daley has returned from
Barton Landing.
Albert Dupont is working in Leslie
| Heath's livery stable.
OrvilIe Wilcox of Island Pond was in