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

DEFERRED LOCALS.
kev. RI. Barton returned from his VISIT
trip Saturday.
Viii s. Jackson from waltham Mass
lived at his fathers Saturday to sprnd
ort vacation.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Nellie Jameson is IN Hsrdwick.
Mrs. Malinda Hood has returned home.
Mrs. Sadie Piper is confined to her bed
Tom Clotby is working for L. s. Collins
Mrs. Sawtell is working for Bert Jane
"a.
Lula Coburn has finished work at the
ptel.
Charlie Bradley is working for Fl. S.
aniels.
Mrs. r. j. Shurtleff has returned from
70 hospital.
David spicer and wife visited at E. c.
|uvals last week.
Mrs. Edgar Barr end children have gone
b her home ia stowe.
Walter King is visiting at Harry
|eaulac's in Plainfield.
MIR. and Mrs Wilson are visiting friends
Stannard and this place.
Henry ana Will Bodwen of Walden are
|elping &. o. Davidson in haying.
Mrs. Carrie Barley OF East Craftsbury
sized at Mrs. A. j.. Daniels July 8.
Mrs. Emaline Fernald ard daughter,
1srrie Stevens, visited in stsnnard last
week.
Mrs. g. NJ. Huntly and granddaughter
bi Westtord have been visiting at John
" ucox's.
George Pope and wife from Jeffersonvile
were visiting friends In the place the last oil
be week.
IRASBURG.
Mr.. CIewel went to New York last
Thursday.
Mrs. Nav Stetson and two sons returned
home last Friday.
DIR. ii. E. somers of Derby visited friends
In town last week.
Thomas johnson spent few days IN
Graftsbury last week.
4 | Mrs. John Page is entertaining her
cousin from Boston.
Miss Elsie Skinner has returned to bel
home in Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocor of Newport visited
at E. W. Keith's last week.
Mrs. a. c. Cutting OF Plainfield, made
short stop in town last week.
Mrs. Charles Miles, who has been yer
i'll the past week, is recovering.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjami
Mason is recovering from critical illness
Miss Lucy Wheeler went to Boston lal
Wednesday, to visit her uncle and fam1l!
Mrs. Chauncey Miles went to Wei
river last Thursday, to care for Mrs. Rot
erts. f
Erwin Cutting of Plainfeld, has BET
spending a few days with his friend, Wi
Liam Wright.
Miss Grace Webster is stopping with b
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Able
Webster, in South Albany.
Those of the intermediate school taug
by Mary j. Knapp, who were present eve
day OF the last term are as follows: Mari
Holbrook, Verna Sears, Florence Wing
Percy Going, Perley Going, Eugene Pat
Elmer Watson, Herbert Wheeler. w
fred Messier was absent only one day a.
Clarence Fisher was present every day u
til his sickness the last nine days.
School closed June 30th. The pupils
the first primary department, taught
Elsie M. skinner, receiving certificates
regular attendance were Grin Carpent
Verne Crawford, Hector Gaudette, Fl
Page, George Rouse, Willie Rouse, R'
mond Watson, Harlan Sears, David W.
ster, Helen Crawford, Rosalie Gaudei
Jessie Lanou, Eva Mscie, Mary Macie, 3
en- Priest, Sarah Priest, Marjorie Sears 9
Jennie Simino. Those absent one day Ell
were Vera Carpenter, Mabel Lanou q
Agenord Gaudette. George Rouse 6
Apenord Gau6ette missed no words dur
the term.
The ringing OF bells and firing OF cam
at midnight announced the arrival of
fourth of July 1905. The celebration '
ali that was advertised and fully met
expectations of the spectators. Notwi
standing the fact that several adioin
towns were having celebration, the Il
burg crowd numbered well into the b
dreds. In the running race Sidney Thor
fon took the fret money and Cas-
Allen second. In the orange race Art
Marcy took the first prize, Frank Sim,
second. In the potato race Henry Ma
took first prize, Charles Macy second.
ram Badger won first prize In the VIII
barrow race, Frank Simeno second. In
three legged race Clayton Baldwin
Alexander Freeheart won the first Or
Frank Simeno and Frank Wiley seco
The tug of war created considers
amusement and interest for the crowd.
greatest strength was evidently on
south side and decidedly In favor cf L
burg. The ball game came of as advert