Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-05-29
CRAFTSBURY


Ellen Stratton is i'll.
Lena Clark is working for Mrs. E.
S. Gage
Mrs. R. C. Noodle is taking medical
treatment in II irdwick this week.
Miss Lampher from Eden Is work
ing at J. N. Patterson's.
A son arrived at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Browker, May II.
DIR. Crane from Hardwick was a
business visitor in this town Friday.
M. E. Williams, who has been i'll for
the past few weeks. is able to ride
out.
Mrs. Ethel Ainswortb is quite i'll at
the home of her brother, Fred Will
liams.
: Mrs. H. ". Bishop. who has been
very i'll during the past week, is i'm
: proving.
Eben Bishop, who has been i'll with
tonsilItis for the past several days, is
i improving.
/ Frank Paddleford from Whitman,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Keir.
Mrs. Lyon and daughter from Chel-
sea are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arbuckle.
White & Young's moving picture
show exhibited in the town hall to a
good audience last Monday and Tues
day evenings.
- The Rev. Mr. Gordon of the Con-
gregational church preached a fine un-
), ion Memorial sermon in the M. E.
1 church Sunday.
Florence Smith entertained her little
friends Monday afternoon by inviting
;. them to help celebrate her seventh
: birthday at the home of her grand
It mother. Mrs. j. Smith.
Owen Crowley, who resides in this
It village, has sold his stage route from
!, North Craftsbury to .Hardwick to
3 Frank Dunn of Mill village, who
made his first trip last Monday.
t The free tuition examinations
RI for the Albany -Craftsbury Hardwick
e Union Supervision District will be
held at the academy building, North
n Craftsbury, and at the high hool
q building, Hardwick. Thursday and
4 Friday, June and 7, beginning at
a. m. both days.
l. The Ladies union from Collinsville
b will hold their annual sale of useful
candy and popcorn, in the town hall
Tuesday aft rnoon and evening. The
Z Ladies' Aid society from this village
: will furnish super from five to eight
y !, o'clock. musical and literary pro-
gram will be- carried out. A social
hour will be spent and general good
d time is expected Price of supper,
= adults. 25 cents, children Is cents.
!. A reception was rendered the Rev.
c. D. Pierce and family Thursday
evening, which was most enjoyable
q occasion. The church was beautifully
v decorated with bunting. cut flowers
: and potted plants, the arch under
t which the receiving took place being
literally banked with flowers. After
Rev. and Mrs. Pierce had met the
: large gathering of friends fine musi-
; cal and literary program was carried
d out. Rev. Mr.. Garvin of East Crafts.
u bury offered prayer. Clarence E.
Cowles gave the address of welcome
to which Rev. c.. D. Pierce gave a
very pleasing response. After the lit
: erary program had been carried out,
. light refreshments were served and
all went home happier for the very
/. pleasant evening.
y WEST CLOVER.
The mill will be shut down a part
. of this week.
8 Kenneth Stevens is with his father
S to enjoy farm life.
> Mrs. Lapman. who has been away
! all winter. is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Skinner spent
Z Sunday at Willoughby with her par
il ents.
Y Olin Vance had the misfortune to
s put the tine of fork through his toe
n recently.
n A large number from here atte nded
the Pre-Memorial service at the vii.