Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-17
Local News
CoNTMUED FROM RAaE ONE
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

COINIbNOED EROM RAGfE ONE
NORTH cRAFTSBURY
A. E. CowEes is OH the sick list
c. B. Cole has the city water Ea@his /
house. (
Miss Lora Witt is in Hardwick this,
week Visiting her aunts. Mrs. Jacobs.
Miss Alma Marshall. spent a few /
days with her parents the past week.. /
Mrs John. Cbamberlin have returned. |
to New York and closed their summer
residence
A. r. Garvin is so much improved /
as to be able to drive on the K. Ed.
route once more.
The many friends Of Robert Ander-
son are pleased to know he has deeid--
ed to stay on his old farm.
Mrs. Myrtle Gage and son WENDELL
spent Saturday and Sunday in North
Wolcott with her uncAe, Will Fasrar..
:. Miss Francis Wenmann has, re-
turned from MorrisNiIle and keeps,
house for Mrs. N. B.. Williams duzing
her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ba, Williams have
gone to. visit his father and mother
in Ringe N. H., and will spend Thanks
giving with Miss WiRifred Williams in
! Lisbon. NH
A. j. Smith an6s SON are having a.
granite underpinn.ag punt under their
new barn. When this, is finished. it.
| will be, ONE of the, finest in the eOun--
ty.
EAST CRAFTsBURY.
The C. e. soci8tv wTil give a. box
social ON Friday ayeraEng, Noys- 18TH.
All iare most conaiallE invited TO- ATT
tend4
CLOVER.
j. w. Mathis has instafleaa Peg
ple's telephone.
Mrs Joel Christie is visiting in
Greensboro Bend.
Orange King is doing some neg air
ing ON his house.
+ Caleb Clark. and Willie and Oscar
! Leonard have typhoid fevess. -.
j E1lery Dunn is driving stage for FL
1mer Smith IN his Absence:
Charlie Gray has been at work for
N. III. Drew on his house,
F. E. Simpson Of Lyndonviile was
in town the. first Of the week.
Lyle, little son of Mr.: and Mrs.
G.. w. Bean, is i'll With rheumatic fe.
Yer.
Fred DMinell of Lyndonville is stop
ping with his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
: Dwinelk
An article appears elsewhere re.
: garding Rev. 0. S.. Davis formerly OF
: this place.
; R.. D. Dwinell with a gang of rneI
is numbering on the west side of Run
,, away pond.
MRS. Orange King and Mrs. Name.
/ Drew visited at Herman McClure's O.
Sheffield last Friday.
: Mrs. David Wilson. who has. beer
] spending several weeks at heg home
in Rupert has, returned.
: John Tate has moved into one O.
1.-THE tenemenas recently finished by o
EG. Miles, in what was formerly the
s Charles Leonard shop.
harry DGWE IiS has UOuS kM d SURE III
: Bloomington Center and takes pos
session this week. Elmer Smith i
helping Mr.. Dewing invoice.
Cards were received hast Thursda,
announcing the marriage of Miss Sa
rah A. johnson and Charles Sias a
the home of the bride in Lunenburg
/. Nov. 70. Congratulations.
r:,s ,uo ,o,,, ~, colo g. ..I,
ken Bonds show to be given b
the Jr. o. U. A M. at Institute ha
Thursday evening, Nov. Is. A dane
and oyster supper take place after tn
1 play.
U The closing exercises of the schoe
L. held Friday after Don were exception
10 ally good and listened to by "a larg
. audience Of parents and friends. Tn
2. work done by the children and exhfl
D tied on the walls was proof of tn
e. excellent work done by both teache
and children
The closing exercises of the Cent.
s school were held Thursday evenin,
They consisted of. singing, dialogues
NJ recitations and music. The entertain
es ment was we'll attended and enjoye
be by all. Of the eight scholars thos
We having no absent marks were Lillis
~ Mason, Ada Drew, Melvin Anderso
ct and Leslie Clark. Floyd Clark was al
a sent one.half day and John Bradle
~ one day.
tn School in the Parish district taugl
RS by Della P. Bliss closed Friday. II
,e pupils having no absent marks durin
the term are Nellie Cook. Greta Ora,
Eva Darling, Wallace Abbott, Dav
lDopp, Arthur Dexter and Clifto
- Drew. Perley Drew and Florent
Cook were each absent one-half de-
on account of sickness. Average a
zee tendance 1872 for 20 pupils enrolIe
IL t The pupils presented their teach,
r. with several gifts, including son
:" nice paintings.
The people of this place were sal
dened to learn of the death of Mi
Opal Dexter on the afternoon of Mo-
ny c%b oftor 1nnor oo6 y,oinf1l i1Ino