Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03

ating library will be given out once
4 week from till Z Saturday after
Moons.
CRAFTSBURY. /.
Mrs. Charles Thayer is iii
Mrs. Henry King is quite ill. /,
Nearly all the schools in town close
this week.
Mr. and Mrs George Howard are
home from Boston.
Oscar Bliss and Oaynell Laid are able
to be out after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Leon Patterson of Hardwick
was IN town the first of last week.
Several from this town attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred Hines in. Wolcott /
last Tuesday.
Jessie Hoyt finished her school in
the Withers district Friday and re-
turned to her home in this village.
T. N. Gallagher and son Renfrew
went to Albany. n. Y. last week,
where .Renfrew entered the Albany
business college.
The donation visit and oyster supper
for the benefit of Rev. w. E. Allen
will be held in the vestry of the Meth
! odist church Wednesday evening, FEB.
10.
The social at the town hall Thursday
evening was a very pleasant occasion.
Games were played, light refresh
ments were served and everybody had
d good time.
The gentlemen of Collinsville will
hold donation visit at Howard Skim
ner's Thursday evening, Feb. 4, for
| the benefit of the Methodist society.
| 1t will be a good time for ladies to Wis
| it.
/ Mrs. Kate Wilson was surprised Fri
day when double team load of rela-
tives stepped into her home, loaded
with the good things of this life. A
! bountiful dinner was enjoyed and all
were happier for the pleasant reunion.
The former neighbors and friends of
! Mrs. LucyP Patterson from Glover made
her a very pleasant surprise visit at
her home Wednesday. A bountiful
dinner was served by the guests and
a very happy day was enjoyed by all.
EAST cRAFTSBURY.
John Simpson was home from Nor
risville over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday at E. A. buttons
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Harper are the
\ happy parentssof little daughter. ..
Mason Dutton entertained Is of his
friends at birthday party Monday
evening.
+ The dinner given by the ladies of
the y. church last week was great
success. About 70 were present.
r NORTH cRAFTSBURY
I Mrs. A. Paddock, who has been sick,
j is much better.
It Renfrew Gallagher has gone to AL
J bany business college.
d a, Fred Goodwin is at home from Mont
pelier (for little vacation).
+ Guy Garvin has finished work in
lfGocdwin' s store for the present
Miss Matte Hoyt's school in Hyde
Park has closed ard she is at home.
Mrs. Sheehan is at home from Hol
yoke, were she has been for some time.
Mrs. Lyman Barber of West Glover
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Garvin.
= The cottage prayer meeting will
! be held at Will Dustan's on Thursday
evening.
, Woodbury. & Mullany have just fin.
/ ished one of the finest sleighs out, fol
II. N. Stevens.
The Earnest Workers again met
. with Mrs. Chas. Root and enjoyed
one of her famous dinners. after which
they made quilts.
J. B. Chandler recently found mes,
i of mice. 36 in number, of which he
captured 3D. Mr. Pike thinks he has
no need of cats while sly stays with
him.
Will Dustan took his double team
Thursday and carried number of la
dies to East Craftsbury TO the sumptu
GUS dinner served there by the u. P
church. 1t was too cold and stormy fol-
many of the gentleman to get out.
+. 49, .e CLOVER. 80.
&
Freeman Shedd mother spent few
days with him recently. +@
: C. A. Kelton cut ice for the farmer.
on Stone pond. last week.
N. A. Norton from Lyndonyille wa:
in town Saturday and Sunday.