Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-06


teachers at the teachers meeting held
here Friday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret
Ruiter Kelley of Derby was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lyon of New
York city are guests of his parents,
relatives and friends here and at Nor /
gan.
| The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the Mothers club reading room Thurs |
day afternoon. Jan. 7. They will serve
baked bean supper from 5 to Z
o'clock.
Word has been received from New
| York city of the birth of son to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Ernest Elliott on Christmas
day. Mr.. Elliott is former Charles
ton resident.
! The Mothers club presented their
president Mrs. J. F. Kendrick very
handsome gold ies1el case on Christmas
eve as a token of their appreciation
for her work.
Howard Human. who is teaching in
i Jay. and George Cushman. who is at
tending the institute at Lyndon Center.
were at their homes here over the
Christmas vacation
Mrs. j. F. Kendrick. president of the
Mothers club, has kindly invited the
club to hold their next regular meeting
at her home on the evening of January
13. 1t is hoped that all the members
may be present.
The report has reached here that
Holton Rogers. the little grandson of
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Holton. was killed
: by the electric cars at Tufts Square.
: Medford, Mass. Mr. Holton says that
: the child who was killed was not his
grandson as reported.
. Clarence j. Ferguson, superintendent
: of the Vermont Anti-Saloon League,
!: is expected to speak at union tenn
perance rally in the Congrega tional
!. church at O'Clock Sunday evening.
: Jan TO- This is Mr.. Ferguson's hrst
, visit to West Charleston. Rnd the
7 work which he represents is most
important Christian enterprise. nom
sectarian and omni-partisap Plan to
: be present. and extend TIE notice OF
a the meeting everywhere.
; cRAFTsBUsY-
t Henry Smith left Monday morning
e for Texas.
Mr.. Adams, the ,5arber. was quite
), i'll Saturday. II
/ Mr.. and Mrs. DR. Hanson spent
/. Sunday in Bart6h
t H. W. Bishop is entertaining his
grandson from stratfosd, N H.
Mr.. am Mrs. A. y, Patterson of
South albany visited III town last
: week. l"'.A J
k TbsRev. W. E. Alien was called to
Grapi Isle Monday by the illness of
e his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs John Babcock and Mr.
;, land Mrs ]. D. Leavitt were in Hard
: wick one day last week.
q Mrs. Josephine Ladd and daughter
and Miss Ethel Patterson returned
Saturday to Whitman, Mass.
Mrs. Maud Atherton, who has been
visiting in town for several days, re-
n turned to her home in Coventry the
first of this week.
Z. The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Brewster died Friday morn.
:. ing Much sympathy is felt for tn e
Borrowing parents.
:. The higher department of the Will
age school commenced again Tuesday
it having been closed one week by the
lie illness of the teacher.
Edward and Henry Marckres went
d to Eden Friday to enjoy New Years
dinner at their old home with the othe
10 members of the family.
/. There were two basket ball games il
IA the town hall last week, one Thursday
= and one Friday evening. The Crafts
- bury team was victorious each time.
- The illustrated lecture given Satur
: ID day evening in4thee town hall by Rev
j. E. Badger was a very interesting
r, and instructive one. Everyone VIII,
es heard it was pleased. Ea%Ez$ 1%@s.1
- EAST cRAFTSBURY.
la John Simpson of New YorS spent
few days here last week. '2s"
RS Miss Flora Dutton and Miss Ainabe
~ Young have returned to Boston. y
Miss Mary Simpson has returned t
Il the u. V. M.
" E. A. Dutton is attending dairy
0y
n, There was family gathering q
Lawrence Urie's on New Years day
m Miss Maude Macomber has returne
er to her school in Barton after spendin
the vacation with her parents.
,o Mr. Badger gave very interestin
q talk on temperance Sunday afternoo
in the u. P. church..
Mrs. Stewart and daughter Hele
ST have returned to Albany, NY
Miss Nettie Calderwood has begu
work for Alex. Shields.
us Aurelius Shields has returned fro,
y u New York, where he has been spendiu
'ho the past week.
James Anderson has returned to Blu
no lington.
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