Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-02

grandchildren; mound marked
Asleep" wreath crescent from the
home department of Trinity M. E.
church; spray roses, spray white
roses, spray pink roses and many
other flowers.
CRAFTSBUkY
Bernie Hoyt is quite i'll.
Mrs. Martha Remington is quite
ill.
Henry Smith visited in Troy last
week
Glen Hatch has so far recovered as
to resume work.
The state road in Craftsbury vii
lage has been completed.
Miss Duchan from North Troy is
working for Mrs. E. N. Nelson.
Nearly all the schools in town will
close this week for the fall vacation.
Cora Shields was remembered Fri
day with postal shower, it being her
birthday.
George Slicer and Roland Noodle are
rafting logs across the Eligo to Fred
Chase's new mill.
Superintendent Lewis will meet the
official board in the vestry of the NJ.
E. church Saturday at p. m, Nov.
5.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Williams moved
Saturday into Mrs. Daniel Hoyt
Smiths house. Mr.. Smith will board
with them
The family of Robert Calderwood
have moved to and taken possess
sion of the property Of the late A. E.
Calderwood.
DR. and Mrs. w. A. Goodrich from
Waterbury. Conn.,, were in town
Thursday calling on some of their
many friends.
Mrs. Flora Bliss and daughter from
Johnson have been stopping with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hatch,
for few days.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the M. E. church Sunday
morning. Superintendent Lewis is
expected to be present.
The grange meeting has been
changed from Friday night of this
week, Nov. 7 on account of the dra-
ma that comes on the regular grange
night.
The ]. o. U. NJ. will present "Dot,
| the Miners Daughter, in the town
hall Friday evening, Nov 4. This
play will be presented by the Crafts.
bury dramatic club. Supper will be
served in grange hall after the play.
The Rally day exercises Of Sunday at
the NJ. E. church consisted Of remarks
by the pastor on the beginning and i'm.
portance of Sunday schools the study
Of the Bible. The Superintendent
gave very interesting talk on the
Importance of individual Sunday work
and the exercises by the children ana
singing by the choir all united tc
make the day one grand success.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Alex Shields is in New York city,
visiting his son Simeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Macomber and
little son Gerald, who have been Wis
iting at W. A. Macomber's, have re-
turned to their home
The Ladies' Missionary society viii
serve their monthly dinner in the
dining room of the U. P. church on
Thursday, Nov. 3rd.
Mrs. Horace McLaren and Mrs
James Black, as delegates from the
u. P church attended the Sunday
school convention at Greensboro Oct.
25th and 26th.
Miss Eliza Mitchell has returned
to her sisters at Tilton, N. H., where
she will make her future home Mrs
S. E. Morse accompanied her for a
two weeks visit.
A week of prayer appointed by the
General Assembly will be observed in
the u. P. church in meetings held or
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
Nov. I'd and 4th, at two o'clock.
A surprise party was given to Mis-
Ruth Heidger at her home on Frida.
evening Of last week in honor of he
enjoyed the evening very much.
= GLOVER.
Leo Christie is moving from tn
Miles tenement to the Carr residence
Miss Marion Bickford spent few
days at Lyndon last week Wis tin
among friends.
There will be dance Cat Institut
hall. Nov. 4. Powell's orchestra wi
furnish music.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Shurtleff ar
assisting Mrs. Emma Christie in ne
, millinery work.
Mrs. Lena Leonard of Lyndon is tn
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Sherburne.
, Joseph Alexander Of Nascouche. F
o., is stopping for a few days wit
his son. E. L. Alexander.
: A. B. Spier is in Greensboro thi
! week, .visitino1'hi brother and hunting
for the deer in that vicinity.
; Wesley Drew has moved from tn
Carr place at Stone Pond to the We:
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