Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-26


Enosburg Falls, last week and also
visited Mrs. Crawford's relatives
there.
Mrs. George Calkins has a very
sore hand, caused by getting piece
of agate in one of her fingers. DR..
Kendrick has removed the agate and
her hand is much better.
A very attentive audience listened
with pleasure to the address of AL
bert Lang at the F. B. church Sunday
morning. A goodly number were
present considering the bad roads.
Word has been received from ST.
Johnsbury of the birth of daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Skinner, Jan.
will be remembered as Eva Pickel Of
this place.
The Mother Goose social given Fri
day evening by the Mothers club and
/ teachers of the village school was a
success despite the bad condition of
| the. roads. Over eight dollars was
realized. Much credit is due the
teachers for their efficient work.
Officers of Isaac Blake Post, No.
104. G. A. R. were installed on Jan.
II. Commander, A. W. Lyon; S. V.
Com, Geo. Fuller; L. V. Com. j. D.
Griffin; Adi't, W. H. Calkins; chap,
and sur, F. L. Holmes; o. D.. L,
0: Bailey; o. g., Calvin Wilson; S.
NJ. Ktmhall Clifford; @. M. S., J. D.
griffin; dept. Ell e ate, ]. D.
Griffin: alternate, Calvin Wilson.
The following officers of Isaac Blake.
w. z. c., were installed the same
day: president, Hattie Wilder: S. V.
F.. Laura Gatchell; ]. v. P. Louise
Worboys; secretary, Clenmie Arm
strong; treasurer, Francis Lyon;
chap, Emily Calkins; organist, Fife
Palm; con-, Florence Smith !;
guard. Adeline Church; asst.
con. Linnie Shannon; asst. guard,
Nettie Wilson: pat. inst, Mary Fos-
ter; press cor. Lizzie Holmes !;
colorbearer No. /, Ina Griffin !;
No. 2, Mary Foster; No. 3, Philanda
Bailey; No. 4. Nellie Royce.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Ida Buchanan was quite i'll last
week.
Mrs. Martha Dutton is very sick at
this writing.
Eben Smith returned to Portland,
Maine Tuesday.
Miss Matte Hoyt is working at
Robert Anderson's.
Percy Laduke is able to be out after
several weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Gage are visit
ing in Lowell this week.
Mrs. Lydia Patterson from Glover
is visiting relatives in this town.
Mrs. Martha Remington was con.
fined at homo last week by illness.
The Misses Nettie ana Ada Robbins
went to Waterbury Wednesday where
they have positions.
Mrs. George Howard was called tC
Hazardville, Conn.,. last week by the
death of her brothers. wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Leavitt were il
, Greensboro Thursday on account O.
the serious illness of their grandson
Council was held Sunday by Drs
Bibby and Dillingham; in the case O
Percy Bartlett, who is i'll with biliou
fever.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Cal
derwood were brought from Water
bury Monday and placed in the famil,
; lot at North Craftsbury.
C. ]. Ferguson of Burlington, pres
ident of the Anti-Saloon league spok
at North Craftsbury in the morning
and at Collinsville in the Afternoon
Sunday.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Little Nora Wheeler is very i'll wit
: spinal trouble.
Ebert Cole of Orleans is visiting
F his uncle, G. B. Cole.
Mrs. H. o. Douglass, who has bee
very i'll, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Colburne visit
ed in Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Billion have bee
, visiting at G. L. Wheeler's.
Craig Cole was in Orleans Thursda
, to attend the district meeting of tn
Masons.
]. B. Chandler, who was very badl
E hurt in the stable at the Orlean
! house is slowly recovering.
The donation held at the Congre
gational church last week was
grand success; the proceeds of tn
evening were over 500.
Mr.. Ferguson of Burlington. gave
+ very interesting talk in the Congre
gational church Sunday morning j
behalf of the Anti-Saloon league.
About 100 of the friends of Mr.. an
Mrs. Tom Johnson gave them a pleas
ant surprise Thursday evening. The
left as a token of friendship two mic