Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-07
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Mrs. Howard sold a quantity of
household goods and farming tools at
auction June 80. Rumor says that she
has sold her house to Frank Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Batchelder, Mr..
and Mrs. George Carrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Treaudo and Blanche Gray
re gently spent several days at Will
oughby lake.
Miss Grace Bryant, who has just
arrived home from the Moody school
at Mortified, Mass, has class in
music here and will no doubt make a
successful teacher
Several arrests have been made here
the past week for drunkenness. One
and his house was searched and liquor
confined in the county Jail. The others
were fined and paid their fines.
Children's day was observed at the
Congregational church on Sunday.
There was singing by the children and
choir, responsive reading, recitations
by Nina Boynton. Charles Branch and
Lyman Bole, motion song by the
children. and Rev. A. S. Bole gave a
paper on the history of Lake Cham
plain.
CRAFTSHURY.
Mrs. Ab5ie Gage is very i'll.
S. r. Lathe is i'll with the measles.
Elmer Cowles is very i'll with tons
litis.
Osmond Loomis is building a new
barn, 36x72 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Patterson visited
in East Greensboro recently.
Charles Wiley and George SIicer
are building DR.. Bibby's house.
The village school closed Friday
with picnic in the school yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones from Bur
lington visited in town this week.
Mrs. Guar Hanson and son from
Barton visited in town this week.
Mrs. M. B. Ainsworth returned to
her home in Morrisville, Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard from Wolcott
was in town few days last week.
re. Moody is confined to the house
| by sticking nail through his foot.
Mira. Lucy Patterson and Mary
Spaulding are home from their vaca'
ton.
Mrs. Clifford Bartlett is quite i'll
Her mother, Mrs. Humphrey, is caring
for her
Fannie Stratton from New Britain
Conn, is in town for few weeks
vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. Dillingham; left Thurs
day for Burlington for two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Moody are en-
PERTAINING Mrs Moody's parents from
Waterbury.
The families OF Jack Kier and Johr
Babcock spent last week in Mr.. Kerr
camp at Lake Elego.
A. J. Smith and son have the add
ton of 36x60 it. to their barn up anC
boarded; also high beam driveway
A little patriotism was shown Mon
day morning by the ringing of bells
blowing of horns and firing big guns
Mr.. and Mrs.N Fl Kinney are spend
ing little time at their cottage g.
Lake Caspian, with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Whitney of Boston.
The measles are making a clear
sweep in this village. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Emery and two children. Navi
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were among the new patients las
week.
The school in district No. 2, laugh
by Mrs. Logan, closed Friday. Tnos
having no ahsent marks were Hide
and Max Dawson. Hardy Merrill an,
Homer Reed. Kathleen, Fred ant
Bernie Goodwin; Florence and Clyd
Gilbert missed only one half day
Those who received the largest mum
Der of stars for good behavior were
Barbara and Hilda Dawson and Flor
ence Gilbert.
The following is the program fe
the Grange meeting July Is: What il
the hardest part of a woman's worl
on farm? Minnie Babcock. Music
Resolved, that it pays to use CONNER
cial fertilizer on corn, by James Will
son, Frank Dunn, George Merrill an
Foster Tillotson. Song by the Grange
Fifty years from now, how shall W
ride, dress, eat and farm? by Will
Gallagher, Wallace Merrill, Katie Kin,
and Persis Bartlett. Ice-cream an
cake will be served.
, NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Adna Pike is home from Des Moine'
Ia, for vacation.
Miss Winnifred Williams was a
home for the Fourth.
Miss Carrie Paine was a guest G
Mrs. DEMO last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn have re
! turned from their visit in New Yorl