Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-26

o. M. George attended the funeral
of-Geo. L. Herman at Coventry last
week.
Miss Annie Copeland went to- New
port last week to work for Mrs. Rob-
inson.
Miss Mildred Stewart returned Sat-
urday from two weeks visit IN
Glover.
Miss Maude Burnhsm has been
spending two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.
James Dunn.
Miss Maude Freehart of Irasburg
has been spending several days at
Geo. Copeland's.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Wallace re-
turned to their home in Newport last
week Wednesday.
Frank Sheldon has finished his la
| bors for the Roy Brothers at lnwood
and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Cobb of South
Albany visited their daughter, Mrs.
w. Porter, recently.
Will Whittemore, who has been
working for the Roy Brothers through
the winter, returned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fre1 Witt and chill
dren of Orleans came Thursday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Marsh of
Knowlton, P. O., came Thursday to
spend few days with his sister, Mrs.
Dana Mcclure.
Miss Hazel Cook of Glover is teach
ing school in the Griggs district instead
of Miss Florence Miller as stated in
last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bashaw, who
have been spending several weeks
= with their son Levi at Irasburg, re-
turned home last week.
The item that spoke of the pupils in
school having to furnish their own
', drinking cups after May ! was intend
ed for every scholar in this town.
: Recent news was received that our
former Congregational pastor, Rev.
A. J. Cameron had call to go to
Pawtucket, R. l., and had accepted.
J One day last week an unknown dog
D chased a buck deer over Lowell
: mountain and the animal was so eX-
hausted it died at the brook near Mr..
. Quimby's.
| SOUTH ALBANY.
y, w. B. Locke has been on the sick
o list the past week.
J. N. Uric is having a serious time
with blood poison in his right hand.
: Arthur Uric was called home from
e North Craftsbury Friday because of
his fathers illness.
:, Miss Nellie Durkin has flashed
work for Mrs. o. M. RoweH, Miss
Agnes Kilgallen takes her place.
: Miss Bessie Shatney, who has been
working for Mrs. Richard Kendrick,
6 has gone to her home in Glover on ac-
! count Of illness.
f GRAF TSBURY.
Mrs. Mary Jones returned fronE
. Hardwick last Monday.
/ Mrs. Emily Uric, who has been i'll
y. for some time. has not been as well Of
{ late.
r Charles Silver and sons went to
n Richmond Tuesday for a few days.
: visit.
/ Mr. and Mrs. S. L. I,eavitt moved,
:, last week to their bungalow on the
II gulf road.
e Frank Clark from Greensboro was a
d business viistOr in this town the first
J. Of last week.
Mrs. Anna Patterson is improving
from day of serious illness with her
heart last week.
Ray Simpson is repairing and put
IL ting in fine shape his residence lately
purchased of Elmer Stratton.
n Elmer Stratton moved with his
family the first of the week to the tene-
l, ment in E. S. Stratton's house.
Mrs. N. H. Kinney left last We'd
, nesday for Boston. where she vii at
" tend the missionary exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey moved
Monday from East Craftsbury into
George Howard's tenement house at
+ the village. Mr.. Bailey will work for
Mr.. Howard.
NORTH CRAFTS8URY.
Geo. Chase was in Lowell in busi-
o ness Monday.
Mrs. DEMO. who has been quite |
is much better.
Rev. Watts and family are visiting
at DR.. Dustan's
Rev. Smith has returned to his
; work in Montreal.
II. N. Stevens was in Boston a few
days the first of the week.
! Miss Lora Witt visited friends i'm
Albany few days last week.
Miss Meta Francis has gone to Bur-
ling ton hospital for treatment.
Fred Witt and family from Orleans
were guests of Mrs. C. Witt Sunday.
DR.. c. w. Dustan has so far recoy-
cred from his Sovaro iIlpocS