Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-29

every Saturday afternoon and evening
and once during the week.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Chase of East Hardwick in
the loss by fire of their home and shop
and all contents Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase were formerly
residents of this town.
Forty Craftsbury Changers attended
the lrasburg grange Wednesday night,
June %, and the members of Crafts
bury grange, So in number attended
the Albany grange Friday night. the
degree team working the third and
fourth degree on several candidates.
NORTH CRAFTSBURI.
Mrs. Sheehan called on friends in
town a few days ago..
Will Ryan is suffering from a bad
carbuncle on his hand.
Mrs. c.. w. Dustin and daughter
Mary are visiting in Johnson.
Wyman Allen from Greensboro has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Witt.
Will Whitney and Mrs. King from
Boston are stopping at the Orleans
house.
Repairs have been begun on the
church steps with Mr.. McCarty as
mason.
Mrs. Ida Watts, who has been visit
ing at her fathers has returned to
her home.
Miss Dora Gallagher is home from
Burlington where she has been attend
ing school.
Mrs. Susan Hadley was given a post
al shower last Saturday it being her
10Th birthday.
A good number from here went to
Irasburg and Albany to attend the
grange meeting last week.
Miss Helen Scott, who has been Wis
iting, at E. T. Wheeler's, has returned
to her home in ST. Johnsbury.
The house of A. J. Smith was struck
by lightning in the terrible shower re-
Gently and quite a little damage done.
Mrs. E. M. Chamberlain and little
, grandson from New York are stopping
at their summer home, "Auld Lang
Syne."
! The village school taught by Miss
AOId VIII SlO0Cu I1dGJ WllI1zd plCllC,
which was much enjoyed by the chill
dren.
/. Miss Maud Grant, who has beer
working for Mrs. Scott Allen, has gone
-, to her home in Albany for two weeks
8 vacation.
! Mrs. Renfrew, who has been quite
! i'll for some time in Groton was abl'
to return to her home last week a
: Mill village.
Y Among those who went to Burling
!. ton to attend the commencement ex
e~rcises were Miss Mary Root and broth
er Edmund, and Adna Pike accompan.
led by his mother and sister Alice.
: GLOVER.
4 Henry Cook has his barn frame up.
: All schools in town close Friday b
this week.
e Carl Wilson is having his nous
newly shingled.
Blanche Tanner has been visiting
, at R. H. Gray's.
II Wesley Sherburne has moved int
his recently purchased house on Mai
: street.
Bert Sherburne and family visite
) in Lyndon, ST. Johnsbury and Danvill
recently.
Mrs. Jennie Gray has made a quic
70 recovery from her recent operation fo
appendicitis.
- DR.. Fred Aldrich of Derby visite
y his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.. N. Ald
- rich, last week.
Glover grange, No. 272, has called
Or meeting Friday evening. Work in til
e. 1st and End degrees.
= Mr.. and Mrs. living Carr of Islar
Pond visited Mr.. Carr's parents, M
= ard Mrs. Hugh Carr, over Sunday.
d. Public examination of applicants fl
free tuition in secondary schools w
be held in the town hall July 7th al
to 9Th.
Mr. Armstrong; porch and bay wi
w dow addition to his house are nearil
completion and are a great improv
ment to the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Bean, MI. al
Mrs. A. P. Bean and Mr.. and Mrs.
OF V. Bean visited at Roy Beams at G
" leans over Ou1ludy.
oil Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Williams al
Diantha and Perley Sanders Of W
Of Jamestown were the guests of Mr.. a
n Mrs. Hugh Carr last week.
I'd The Epworth League will hold
NV ice cream social on the lawn of l.. \
gs, Merriam Thursday evening. /
cream will be served from 6 to
oO, o'clock.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Clark, Mr.. a
20 Mrs. Ezra Clark and M. S. Eddy a
30 in attendance upon the ST. Johnsbu
District Methodist association meeti
at Newport this week.
nd Mr.. Lang returned to the home of /
lgs daughter, Mrs. Carl Bean, Tuesda
June Il, from Lexington, accompanl
by his daughter, Mrs. Alex Dwyer, W
will visit here for a few days.
Z a During the electrical storm Mond
no cL..ooo. 1;orL+pinr opforoH thn OrIc