Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17
stack it fell again. and was broken
ard damaged a good deal.

The donation at the M. E. Church
asst Wednesday evening was sue
cess. although it was a stormy evening |
q large company was present. After {
of fine chicken pie SUP
per. the foil owing PROGRAM was listen
edsto: Prayer by pastor, instrumental
music by Gladys Ware, an interesting
on the life of Lincoln prepared
by MISS Emma Bean and recited by
the young people. recitations by Rev
d. Guest. HYDE Kurn, and Gladys
Ware. tableau. Goodnight" by four
little girls Mrs. Kate Hancock had /
charge of the entertainment. The net |
proceeds were $50.
cRAFTsrURY. /
Mrs. Clara Gallagher is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Hazel Clark and M erton Emery are
i'll with jaundice
To n Crowley is suffering severely
from an injured finger.
Mrs. Jack Williams, who was very
i'll last week. is improving.
R. C. Moody has purchasd the Major
Robbins place. paying $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Williams from
Albany were in town Friday.
David Crowley, who was quite i'll
Saturday and Sunday, is improving.
DR.. Bibby received news Monday of
the death of his father in New York.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Babcock. who was seriously i'll last
/ week, is improving. ~.
The organization of Mechanics went
to HardWick Thursday night to attend
meeting of that order.
Jute Dawson end Harry Moody
spent the last of last week in Boston.
returning the first of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Ainsworth of
Woodbury. were called to this town
FRIDAY by the illness of her mother.
The Goddard second basket bail
team will meet the local team in the
town hall Saturday evening. A good
game is expected.
The donation at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening was a very pleas
ant occasion. The entertainment by the
children was very pleasing and inter
esting. Net proceeds $l10.
Miss Carrie Paine closed very sue
cessful term of school in this village
THURSDAY and returned to her home ir
Cabot Friday. She gave her pupils {
and music, games and light re
freshments made the whole affair a fine
success.
1 EAST CRAFTSBURY.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Guar Hanson of Barto,
: were in town Sunday.
/ Miss Doris Sanders spent Saturda,
and Sunday with Miss Ruth McLaren
i The C. E. society of the U.
2 church viii! hold box social in R.
q Mason's store Friday evening, Feb
T. 10. Everyone is cordially invited
: attend. Ladies are requested to brin,
: boxes. There will be a fine for thos
who do not. 1f-t.-n
's~'' NORTH CRAFTsBURY
RI Bernie Coleis home from Connect
f cut. .af;.~t,. Il ar
H. NJ Stevens was in St. Johnsbur
on business last week.
Mrs. E. T. Wheeler: is at Barto
/. with her daughter for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler is visiting rels
tives and friedns in Connecticut.
Mrs r. B. Goodwin. who has bee
in very poor health, seems. to be in
proving. A.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cobb from Sout
Albany were the guests of Mrs. Raj
dali Tuesday.
Quite a.Jnumber from this place a
: tended the donation at Craftsbur
Wednesday evening.
''-' DERBY. !" i%."
The ladies of the Methodist churc
will serve their annual town meetin
dinner March in their vestry.
! The old-fashioned spelling match b,
: tween 10 pupils from each school. til
d West Derby aud Derby graded schools
3. Monday evening. was largely attende
q and proved very interesting and excl
;s ing. The words were given out +
ls Mrs. Kelley. town superintendent
AAVCI q uoiA uOuI SpSiltuS Tic SCHO
a prize was won by the West Derb
school. After a'Sshort sintermissit
spelling was resumed and Miss HIATT
8 Welsh Of Derby school won the priz
at The young. people then promenade
?. short time. s4rs5,ss.s 49,.
as :.
Ii 49, ~ y 4f1t 3,%
tie #*4". 'NLNNEs~. 55fif.
Mrs. Nora Salmon is visiting in A
: bany.
H. E. Clark will move onto his far
March /. .yas
:. Myrtle Dewing is working at E.
y Anderson's. 49,
st m;Ii;o,,, Ia.,.,z, = ~ ,,sf ! e.. Co.
tie Wtlta6 81 oy ci idS SUI dis AdTm
g Chas. Derusha. @s
I'd Lafa Smith has engaged to wo,