Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-13
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EAST CRAFTSBxJpv
DR.. and Mrs. Udall are t..
Taylor. i's
Miss Ma ude Macomber is v,si,
White River junction. 'i'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maltbv and >
ter are spending a short time -
buttons. do
Mrs. h. b. Lang and children =.
turned to their home in Whit
Junction. 1i'e
Mrs. w. A. Wylie and dsusb,or.
and Marg aret visited their amt NJ
Taylor, last week. ~
NORTH CRAFrsBuRy.
Miss Winnifred Williams is boroo
short vacation.
Clarke Allen of Burlington was in
a few days last week.
Miss Splain of Boston is STOPPING Of
Shehan's for few weeks.
Prof. Thompson of Boston was
at Mrs. shehan's recently.
A. Shields is helping take tt L inve
In the store Of A. Paddock.
Mrs. Clara Whitney Tennev is ono
E. I. Wheeler's for siew weeks
Miss Jane Reed aceompanjed Nv
mother is at the Colburn cottage.
Miss Florence Felix issvisitirI
grandmother, Mrs. J. o. Douglass
Miss Pitman of Laconis. N n
town recently to attend the convent;s
MI. and Mrs. Jennings and little 40
ter are visiting Mrs. jennings, sister
j. e. Colburn.
Mrs. J. o. Douglass, who had tho
fortune to sprain her ankle ouite boa,,
week, is much better.
Mr.. Ben Lyon accompanied bv his
SISTERS, Blanche and Lola, of Hsmm
mo-, Is in town for few DAYS VISITING
at1Ves and friends.
The following is the result of the
Dali game played by the Craftsburv
Wolcott teams:
NT;Craftsbury 0 o o
"olcott 90 o O
Two base hit, Ii. Lyon; three base hit
Lyon. First on balls off Lyon l. off 4
z; struck out by Elton 5, by Hitcheoc
oy Lyon 10; left on bases, Craftshur
Wolcott. 4. Time, 1 hr. 80 min. Umrl
d. Miles.
DERBY.
Mrs. WIS. Robbins has q nau pooua
& Gray piano.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilder are at +
cottage this week.
MISS Emily Taylor had a new piano
IN ner nome her birthday, Aug. 9.
Mrs. Lother is away. Miss Ellen Dim
Is assisting at the telephone office.
DIR. Walter Parker of Dorchester Nal
is with his family at A. A. SiIver's.
Miss Blanche Griggs has gone to mol
Troy to visit Miss Rachel Hammond
some big bass are being hooked FRI
0aiem FOND these days. Such good fish
sfound is sure to become more NOM
resort as the seasons pass.
GLOVER.
Minnie B. Sargent of Lowell, Mass. is
town. '' -
Nina Wylie has been visiting her trie,
Mrs. Nelson Stevens.
Mrs. r. s. Drew, who was sick Last weJ
is better at this writing.
Mrs. James Young is quite sick. Mate
DeWlng is caring for her.
MRS. Annie L. Gray of Despatch, n.
is visiting friends in town.
VIII FindIay from Nebraska is calling
his many friends in Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Salmon attend
funeral in Calais last Sunday.
Minnie K. Smith, who has been visitiI
In LoWeii, Mass, has returned home.
M. M. French OF Worcester, Mass.
spending few days at j. F. Taylor's.
Miss Susie Whitney of Manchester, n. d
Is Visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Carr.
Miss Hortense Murch of LyndonviI|
has been spending few days in town.
The E. R. Howe buildings In Soud
Glover were burned the evening of the ct
Mrs. Eunice Colby of Sherbrooke Id
come to spend few weeks with her bro1
hers, Isaac and William Drew.
George Wilson and family, and MID
Minnie B. Sargent are camping in AMID
Beams cottage at Stone Pond.
Chauncey Kelton, Miss Ham, and Did
and Mrs. Railing of New York arrive,
Thursday night on their automobile at G
Kelton's.
Fern, son of Irving Anderson, had tn
to break his arm last weeI
while visiting his uncle, Walter Ander
son, in Barton.
Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. George Chand
er of Lowell, Mass, have arrived in town
They will stay at Mrs. Hancock's house
md take meals at Glover Inn.
Quite an accident occurred Friday. Al
bur stage driver, Mr.. Brown, was making
ais noon trip to Barton with the mail, his
lorse, becoming frightened at an automo-