Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-15

Scotia.
Mr.. Gates was in town last Monday and
erected monument on the Homer Brew
ster lot.
VIM. Tibbetts and Mrs. Rollins are at
work for Everington Corrow while he is
| In Burlington.
MrsgJar,es LABEL received news of the
death of her uncle, Mitchell Besters, at
Derby LINE last Thursday. ,:6aI gsnooe1 :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manley are home.
They have spent several weeks in Irasburg.
Mrs. Manley is improved in health
Rev. C. w. Morse was In town on Thurs
| day and attended the prayer meeting at
the M. E. church Thursday evening.
The meeting of the Orleans County
| Ministerial Association will be held with
Rev. A. 8. BoIe tomorrow, Tuesday, 1880
i q. N.
Mrs. Mabel Corrow went to Burlington
to enter the Mary Fletcher hospital last
Wednesday for an operation. Mr.. Corrow
accompanied her.
| Eureka grange held its last meeting in
grange hall May 9th. The social hour was
interesting, the program consisting of
music, songs, reading and speaking. The
next meeting will be held May 10th and an
open grange will be held. All are cordially
| invited.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Violet Tucker visited at c. a,
Roots last week.
Miss Florence Drew has gone to her
home in Monroe, N. 81.
The Ernest Workers gave supper in the
vestry Saturday evening.
DR.. Dustan and Miss Helen Barclay wen+
to Burlington one day last week.
Deacon n. B. Williams went to Rindge.
N. H., last week to see his father and
mother, who were both very sick. He has
returned and reports they are both better.
E. A. Dutton went to Lebanon, Mass.
last Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
! Flora Dutton, wife OF the late Rev. Mason
pneumonia at Waltham, Mass. She leaves
one son, DR.. Julius Dutton of Te gksburv.
Mass.
| The commencement week exercises at the
academy began last evening when the Rev.
l.. E. Upper preached an interesting bac-
calaureate sermon to the class of 1905, with
a good sized audience in attendance. To-
morrow, Tuesday, evening occur the class
exercises; Wednesday evening the Junior
and Sophomore exhibition and on Friday
evening occur the commencement exer-
cises and senior reception. Following is
the commencement program:
| Music
| Prayer
Grafton, ''Life Is What We Make It."
! Ethel Alice Patterson
Grafton, 'sThe Problem of POLITICS.
Harold Stephen Kinney
! Grafton, sThe Hero, Ancient and Modern"
Anna bel Mary Young
| Address, Prof. Edward Collins OF Johnson
| Normal School
Music
Presentation of Diplomas
| Benediction
Reception at Academy Hall
DERBY.
| Mrs. Sarah Storrs is quite ill.
Mrs. O. K Bates of New York is in town
for few days.
Miss Lydia Hardy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. W. Comings.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E,
Davis Friday night.
Mrs. Mary (Adams) Stevens of Hill, N.
H., Is spending few days in town.
Mrs. FL. II. Somers of Irasburg is visiting
her son, DR.. Somers, at the Richard.
Mrs. Frank Rich went to Morgan last
Thursday with her supply of ready to- wear
| hats.
Frank Laid OF Holland, a former D. A.
student, has been stopping IN town the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. T. Robbins and Mr..
George Wilder of Newport were in town
Sunday.
Mr.. Sanford Pinney has purchased for
a building lot land just north of the Bry-
ant house.
The remains of Mr.. Norman Bingham
were brought here from Island Pond for
burial Thursday.
Mrs. Richardson of WiIloughby Lake
was in town last Thursday to attend Mrs.
Kelsey's funeral.
Misses Beatrice and Pansy Merrill of
Beebe Plain spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Edmund Wilder.
The ladies of the Baptist church are max
ing plans to hold their strawberry festival
some time this month.
Mr.. Myron Waterman has moved into
Stoddard Bates newly purchased tenement
and will run the rad machine this sum-
mer.
The academy ball team was defeated at
Barton by the high school team of that
place last Friday by score of IS to 2.
Mrs. ira Taylor, who has spent the win
ter with her daughter in Lebanon, n. 81.
is stopping at w. NJ. Taylor's; she is ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Alice.
The NJ. Z. ladies' Aid Society will serve
| q hot boLyad hnaT amman