Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-25
George Herman, Mrs. r. B. Edmunds
and Mrs. landlord.

and Mrs. landlord.
Pre- Memorial exercises will be given
by the school children at the Congre-
O'Clock. The Irasburg band will be in
attendance. All veterans are invited
to join in the parade.
cRAFTSBURY.
C. H. Hanson has sold his hill farm
to Harry Bailey.
C. H. Hanson was in Boston on bust
ness the first of last week.
T. J. Wallace of Albany is repairing
Charles Hatchs residence.
Fred Bailey has moved into the house
lately vacated by Homer Bartlett.
Charles Hoyt has moved into the up
per tenement i'll John Babcock's house.
Bessie and Grace Holton returned to
their home in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
H. w. Bishop is entertaining his
grandson and daughter from Stratford,
| N. H.
| Eugene Cobb of Stowe was in town
last week to attend the graduating ex-
ercises.
Mrs. Clara Gallagher was called to
Groton Saturday by the serious illness
of her uncle.
Tom Crowley is home from Hardwick
and commenced working in the Chase
Co. s mill Tuesday.
Mr.. Palmer of Burlington gave an
address before the Woodmen in their
hall Thursday evening
Mrs. Carrie Kingdom and children of
Bradford are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Crowley.
The Foresters gave dance at the
town hall Wednesday evening. Pro-
ceeds were, for new uniforms.
The Memorial sermon was preached
by the Rev. w. E. Allen in the Metho-
dist church Sunday. The church was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Some sneak thief entered the store
of Sawyer & Lathe Saturday night by
removing a pane of glass that was kept
in place by being timed in. small
: amount of money was taken.
Many from this part Of the town at
tended the graduating exercises at the
Common Friday night. The exercises
were of a high order and there was
every evidence of excellent work hav.
ing been done by both teachers and pu
: pills.
The Grange Dramatic club will pres
S ent the four-act drama, entitled
Fighting for Freedom a story O.
the southland and the stormy sixties
I on Friday evening. This is an eXcep
l.. Il oyI tho rooYoi,
$ have worked hard to present it. TIL
: proceeds will go to purchase a pian
for the town hall, and all toWnspeopl
should be interested and come and Civ
T the young people a full house. Their
g will be a promenade and dance 2fte
the play. The ladies will serve ic
is cream and cake at the hall.
j. EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Mary Simpson spent few day
Il at home last week.
John button was home fom the [
- V. M. part of last week.
" G. W. Simpson visited in Springfield
Mass, last week.
lie James Anderson has been home frol
I, St. Johnsbury a few days.
Quite a number from here attende
Id the church trial at Barton.
~ Henry Bailey has bought of Clarenc
Hanson the farm near James Pattel
ut sons.
l. NORTH CRAFTSBURT
Calvin Cole has bought the Hansc
Va place.
Mr.. Heath of Boston was a guest
the Orleans house last week.
is Rev. C. H. Rowley preached the Sc
mon before the G. A. R. Sunday.
ed Mrs. Celia jerks attended the funer
on of her brother S child in Albany Thur
day.
he Miss Esther Crawford of St. John
m bury was d guest at DR.. Dustan s r
he Gently.
Misses Strong and Chapman have r
turned to their homes in Fayston al
:, Springfield.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Douglas spent
few days at J. O. Douglass last we,
on on their way to Seattle, Wash.
- Mrs. C. H. Rowley and Mrs. N.
Williams attended the w. C.. T. u. co
S: vention at Greensboro Bend Wedne
LED day.
40 Among those from out of town to &
tend the graduating exercises Frid;
DOR night were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Witt
P. Barton Landing and Mr.. and MI
ge Leon Witt of Lowell, Mass.
al,
Charles Human died Saturday nigl
y Henry Colby has moved into A.
49,, Dudley's tenement.
=, The Sunshine band took over S11
'lal their candy sale and promenade.
WI Ernest Nickerson has moved il
the Nourse house vacated by \
Searles.
Is Arthur Uttin has been staying
:, Mrs. Ann Shedd's while Mrs. She