Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15

Maurice Hall, Amy and Laursnoa
Harley Palm, Harold GRAY. Barr
and Bertha Sykes. Myrtia -.
with the second week and aftor
had no marks. Ellie Wheeler .
Hall were absent one half A..
Sykes one day.
RASBURG.
Della Huntington is WORKING
Seavey.
Leo Cook is recovering from
Illness.
Charles Metcalf has moved
Cyrus Metcalf farm.
The mill started up for regular
Friday and lumbermen are rpshtr
logs.
Mr.. Patrick has moved from
to the farm recently occunied =
Metcalf. :"
Quite accompany of friends gavo
MRS. Ernest Going pleasant sprn
recently.
John Aiken has returned hon
Boston where he has been 80.
children. 'i'4'
onagles Fisher has gone to Mon
FOR the winter to assist the H.
Company. 0n
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana HuntiDg4o
bsen entertaining friends from T.,
past week.
~ MISS Ethel Slack closed her SC
West Newport last Friday. and
turned home.
Clement Pike has returnad 2.
bury academy to continue his -,
the business department there.
Mrs. ]. c. Lanou has been in Sou
ton the past week, caring for MI
Chapman, who has been very iII]
Onamman's many friends here hone
OF heF speedy recovery,
Rev. John comings, who has been|
s1onary in Burmah, India the !
years, visited at E. W. Keith's laa
and attended the reception at Rev
Wrlght's. Mrs. Comings was a y,
Mrs. Keith.
Among those who are now dovy
measles are Mrs. Walter Chad bour
wilma and Geneva Flint, Ernest Per
two children, Dana Alger's little gi,
ney Frovonsia and Mr.. GoodeII eff j..
Watson's.
Mrs. Mary Charles, who has been
Ing her father, s. d. Holman. and
Mrs. Quimby. started TO-DAY for !
ton and Lowell, Mass, where sb
Visit her sisters and brother before r
ing to her home in Farmersyille n
Rev. John Com1ngs preached !;
methodist church yesterday mornin
also spoke in the evening in the
church where union service was
Mr. Comings is very interesting 81
ana the service was of special inter
all who were privileged to listen.
The North Craftsbury Dramatic c
North Craftsbury will present "In
or the Witch's Secret" at the Court
nall Friday evening, Jan. 26. Thi:
has been given at North Craftsbur
success and as the entertainment an
cause proceeds for the academy at
Craftsbury) are both worthy. q
audience should be present. Prom
ana dance after the play at so cent
couple. Admission to play Is, 25 a
cents.
Rev. and Mrs. G. n. Wright were
happily reminded of their 18th we
anniversary last Tuesday evening, jan
when about 80 of their parishioners, fl
and neighbors dropped in upon the
extend greetings of good cheer and
gratulations. They also presented
with % silver dollars, sugar bowl, ere
spoon holder, butter dish, one half
knives and forks and one half dozel
spoons. The presentation was ma,
Rev. Josiah Poeton with remarks
lifting and pleasing, to which Rev.
Wright responded with words ,of 81
appreciation for the gifts and the k
'hought that prompted them, and ais
pleasure OF receiving SO many of his fri
Fhe Rev. John Comings, returned
Missionary from India, who happen
'e present, was then called upon TO
marks and entertained the company
1ery pleasing manner, closing with '
hat should carry inspiration for
thoughts and right living. For ref
nents cake and coffee were served.
occasion was very pleasant event soc
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Mrs. Sadie Page is in very poor heal
Mrs. Albert Smiths father died at
lome last Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Hull, who has been sick,
ong time, is little better at this time
Charlie Moulton and wife have
listing relatives and friends In this
he past week.
Several from this place ATTENDED
unday school convention at Morgan
sr last Tuesday and report a very !
Mt time. Rev. S. M. Wales was chos
ct as president of the district the col
ear.
MORGAN.
Horace Mathews is slowly regal