Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-11

their 18th marriage anniversary February
IS, receiving visit from about 40 neigh
b1rs and friends. They were the recipients
of silver cake basket and sum of money.
An oyster dinner was served BIZ the friends
and q good time enjoyed.
Thirty neighbors and friends gave Mr..
and airs George Herman a surprise visit
Saturday evening, March 9. A genuine
social time was enjoyed in games and
merrymakiug. The most eDj ayable feature
OF the evening was the singing OF many
Of the Old familiar gospel hymns by the
company. An abundauce of coffee, dough
nuts, CAKE and ice cream was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman were found TO De a Gle
lightlul host and hostess and the evening
was far too short to get in all the good
things as it was necessary to he home be-
fore midnight.
CRAFTSBURY.
George Anderson is in town for few
days.
Several from this town attended ne con-
cert at Hardwick last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Jones has finished her work in
Greensboro and returned to her home in
this village.
The Craftsbury grange was we'll repre-
sented last Wednesday at the Hazen Road
Pomona grange in Hardwick.
Captain Thomas gave two fine entertain
ments in the town hall last Wednesday
and Thursday nights, under the auspices
Of the Woodmen.
The Meridian Sun lodge will hold
special meeting in their hall Wednesday
evening, March Is, for the purpose Of work
ing the second and third degrees.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Robert Paterson has returned home from
! Boston.
George Simpson, who has been away for
treatment, has returned somewhat i'm
proved.
A c. E. social was held at James Backs
| in Greensboro last Friday night. About
sixty were present and ali enjoyed very
pleasant time. About fifteen dollars was
raised which win 60 towards paying for
the new organ.
NORTH CRAFTSBURT.
| Mrs. Myrtle Gage and her brother visited
friends in Irasburg last week.
Mr.. Albert CowIes and son Harley spent
last week with friends in Barnet.
Prof. and Mrs. Tupper attended the
teachers meeting at Burlington last week.
Miss Florence Keller has returned from
Hyde Park and is working at A. B. Pixies.
j. G. Simpson, who has been spending
some time in Buffalo, N. Y, has returned.
Deacon and Mrs. Z. H. Root attended
the meeting of the Pomona grange at
| Hardwick last Wednesday.
Several from this place attended the con-
cert at Hard wick last Tuesday night, also
the entertainment at the south village
Thursday night.
There was very pleasant gathering OF
young people al the home OF E. T. Wheeler
last Thursday night, the occasion being
Miss Isa's eighteenth birthday. Cake and
ice cream were served.
Remember the concert given by the
singing class in academy hall next Thurs
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the usual number of choruses, quartets
duets and solos. Everybody invited.
DERBY.
The ladies realized S23 from the town
meeting dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Albee are visiting
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Marcia Ward was the guest of Mrs
Edwards last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Daley of North Troy
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Carpenter OF Enosburg iss visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Will Kidder.
Presiding Elder Lewis preached at TIT
E Methodist church Sunday morning.
The engagement is announced of Aaron
H. Grout to Miss Edith Hart of Boston
/ | Mass.
E Jason Wilson has sold his place to Yves
ley Kelley and will go west soon. Consid
Grafton, $500.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nickerson hav
moved into Chas. Ciark's tenement yac4te
by NJ. A. Adams.
A large number from here went to New
port Friday night to hear Shupgopavi an
his company, and were delighted with tn
entertainment.
Charles Daggett has closed his hous
here and gone to MorgaL to carry on hi
fathers farm.
Mrs. Sails brother, who spent part c
the winter here with her, but tter wen5
= a hospital, died last week. The remain
!. were brought here, with interment at Stan
stead.
Mr. VIM. Dodge, who has been in yer
feeble health for years, died Thursday {
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clarent
Badger. The funeral services were held
the home Saturday at II O'Clock.
About sixteen ladies of the village sign
fed their interest in forming a Book ar
Thimhle club nv meeting at Mrs. CharI