Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-27

on the subject: effects of Tobacco"
Essays to be handed to Mrs. Leila Batten
or Mrs. B. n. Fairbanks within one week
after close of spring term.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Amsden were in
Hsrdwick Friday.
A. c. Chase was in Eden and Wolcott on
business Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Curtis and daughter visited
at John Barr's last week.
The carpenters finished work last Tues
day on ]. g. Simpsons new house.
Mrs. Duncan Mcfarland is sick and Mrs.
Jane Fadden is helping care for her.
@. Daniels and family, who moved to
Stanstead last fall, move back here again
last Saturday.
Mrs. Abner Keith, who has been spend
ing few days visiting among her friends
in the village, returned. TO her home in
Wheelock Sunday.
Road Commissioner Kendrick is putting
our roads IN fine shape. This is Mr.. Ken
bricks first year but the travelling public
are pleased with his work.
Memorial day exercises will be held at
the NJ. E. church May &c.. The Rev. Fl. A.
Campbell of East Hardwick will deliver
the address in the afternoon at 1870.
Mrs. Mary Martell has rented the Calder
wood house at the village and expects to
move there soon, where she will do laun-
dry work for the campers this summer.
! Mrs. K. J. Trego of Cleveland, Ohio,
national w. Z. T. U. lecturer, will speak at
the NJ. E. church on Friday evening, May
81, under the auspices of the w. G. I. U
Every body cordially invited.
HOLLAND.
Alfred Davis was at Newport last week,
oDlthe grand jury.
Elmer Smith has the Peoples telephone
installed in his house.
E. A. Boot hman and Chas. Winton have
gone to Smiths Mills, T. @, to work.
Henry Parker and Miss Olive Scribner of
Stsnstead p. O., were married May II:
E.HGray was at Smiths Mills last week
to do mason work for Tllton and Raymoe.
RASBURG.
Mrs. G. w. Parker visited friends in
Newport last week.
A. b. Post and Mrs. E. A. Shanty visited
friends in Morrisville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaffrey of Derby
called on friends in town Thursday.
Chester McGoff has gone to Center Har-
Dor, n. H., to visit his brother, Charles.
Mrs. l.. s. Alden has gone to Fitch Bay
2. O., to spend two weeks with her sister
Mrs. John Cotton and daughter, Agnes
Of Barton Landing called on friends il
town Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles France Of Milwau
kee, Wis, arrived Unexpectedly last Mon
day to attend his sisters wedding.
Ralph Willis, who has employment il
West Glover, has been home the past weel
on account of blood poison in his hand.
The village schools will hold pre-
memorial exercises in Court House hal
next Wednesday afternoon, to which al
are cordially invited.
Memorial Sunday was observed by 6
union service at the Congregations
church. Rev. j. Poeton delivered a we'll
prepared and appropriate sermon and thu
music by the choir was good. Only few
veterans were present.
, The program for Memorial day will b
carried out much as usual. Teams Will b
, provided for all who wish to go to tn
! cemetery and will leave the court house
accompanied by the band, about go
O'Clock. The address by Chaplain M
Farman of Westfield will be given at 30
o'clock in Court house hall. There will b
singing suited to the occasion by choru
choir. The Irasburg cornet band will b
an interesting feature of the day.
The open air band concert Saturda
8 evening was we'll attended and niue
enjoyed. The boys appeared in their ne'
uniforms and played in manner whic
showed they had made excellent progress
during the past year. The band should
q oyally supported and given encourage
ment in every way possible. Practice on
4 or two nights in a week the year aroun
means much hard work and a kind wor
II and generous thanks is about all the pa
they get.
. A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
; st. Paul's church in Barton Tuesda
. morning when Miss Emma E. France
, this place was united in marriage to f.
n Lacroix Of Island Pond. The bride WE
r attended by her father and M. A. Cushin
of Island Pond attended the groom. TT
v bride was attired in cream white sill
Z and carried a boquet of carnations an
white prayer beads. Dainty refreshmen
q were served at the BRIDES home only in
8. mediate relatives being present, immedia
Y after which Mr.. and Mrs. Lacroix too
10 their departure for Montreal amid showe
10 OF rice and the best wishes of their friend
On their return they will reside in Islam
At Pond. Many useful and pretty gifts il
n. GLIDING china, silver and linen, also
ir nice willow chair, the gift of Mrs. Lacroix
girl friends OF Irasburg as a token of e
TEEN in which she was held. Mrs. Lacro
has lived in this town all her life and b
many friends who wish them a long life
-, happiness and prosperity.