Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-08
the Cole brothers have taken possession @

The Fourth In this town was spent II
many ways. In the morning there wer,
the usual demonstrations of noise.
few went to Lowell, some to Barton 70
day and there wsre several family and
neighborhood picnics. The day closed
with quite a display of fireworks and
there was no serious accident.
The primary department of the villag,
school taught by Rose B. Smith closed
Friday, June IS, with appropriate exerI
cises In the schoolroom and picnic in the
yard. Ice cream and cake were served
A large number of the parents and friends
were present and an enjoyable time was
spent by all. The pupils who have had
no absent marks during the term are
Harvey Bishop, Lena, Hazel, Roy, and
Bessie Clark, La6e King, Day Sawyer,
Fern Sl!cer, Wesley LaDuke and Mary
Farr. Percy LaDuke and Robert Farr
were absent only one day on account of
sickness. John Williams, Mary Farr,
Hazel Hoyt and Harry Crowley have miss
ed no words IN spelling during the term.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
}. {. Allen from Burlington is in town
on business.
There was family gathering at John
Morse's, July An.
Miss Maud Burnham is working for
Mrs. H. 2. Hsrriman.
K Z. Moody made business trip to St.
Johnsbury last week.
Robert Harper was business visit
or in Barton last week
Don Conrssr from Glen Sutton. Can =.
spent Thursday in town.
Miss Martha Paterson entertained Miss
Paine of Cabot, July
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Mason visited in
Albany Center last week.
Mrs. Stewart is visiting friends in
Greensboro and Glover this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith from Norris
Town visited at l.. L. Leavitt's last week.
The young married people of this section
spent the Fourth at Cuthbertson Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery from Calais spent
June 80, at the home OF their son. Harry
Emery.
VIII Farr was called to Hardwick
last Friday by the serious illness of Edgar
Ferr's child.
Miss Mary Paterson is entertaining a
few of her friends at her cottage at Caspian
Lake this week.
The young people of this town epioved
picnic at the Stempson cottage, at. Green's
boro July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. CalVa Cole were called TO
East Hardwick last Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Coles mother.
Miss Mary Bailey entertained party of
young people at her b ONE last Tuesday
evening, July l. Those present spent a
very enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bemis and their
daughter Laura from Brockton, Mass,
came to town last Monday for short visit
to their relatives and friends.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. {. 81. RowIey is visiting friends in
Sheldon.
Miss Flora Hadley is home from Maine
for the summer.
Miss Helen Barclay is spending few
days at DR.. Dustan's.
Harley CowIes has gone to Newport.
where he has employment.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Bert
Colburn Saturday, June %.
John Washburne of Montpelier called
on friends here last Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs of n ardwick visited
her sister, Mrs. Witt, recently.
Miss Gertrude Strong of Waitsfield was a
recent visitor at Deacon Roots.
Stephen Cole has bought the store of c.
ID. Hanson and taken p possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Lumsden of Green's
boro visited at Mrs. Denio's last Friday.
Josiah Chandler attended the funeral of
his niece, Miss Magoon, at Glover last
Wednesday.
Denny Keller is at home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital where he has been for
treatment.
Mrs. EIbridge Colburn has returned from
Rochester, n. H., where she has been visit
ing her parents.
Miss Adelaide Chamberlin spent few
days last week with Mrs. Paddock at her
camp in Greensboro.
Nearly all the young people went to
Caspian Lake for picnic the Fourth
while the older ones had a very pleasant
time at Little Rosmer.
Miss Mary Root gave very interesting
report OF the conference of the Y. W.C.A.
at Silver Bay in the Congr church last
Sunday evening. Miss Root was one of
the delega ties from the q. V. NJ.
DERBY.
Miss Edith Bailey is taking a vacatio
Miss Hattie Bisbee of Chicago is visiting
in town.
Miss Fanny Eastman has returned to her
home in Bradford.
W. 81. Sails has gone to Washington. ID
c., where his son Clinton is.
Nixon Morse and daughter Hattie have
gone to Bolton Springs for week.
Miss Carrie Abbot is home from Hard
wick, where she has been teaching.
Messrs. FL. T. and p. A Robbins with
their families from Newport spent the
Fourth in town.
John Thompson of Boston came Friday