Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-12

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school closes.
The sale by the Ladies' union from
C~olllnsvllle held in the town hall
Tuesday afternoon and evening was a
financial success, and with the musi.
cal and literary program a very pleas
ant and interesting evening was
enjoyed.
NORTR C7AFTS8URY.
G. L. Wheeler was in Burlington
over Sunday.
Walter Wiley is helping his father
in the shop at present.
Charles Garvin is in West Glover
visiting his grandparents.
Miss Nellie Allen. who was report
ed quite i'll, is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barber were
guests at Guy Garvin's last week.
Lee Cowles. who has been teaching
in Plainfield the past year. is at home.
MI. and Mrs. H. r. Cowles are vis-
iting at their fathers, A. E. Cowles.
A.. E. Cowles was in Burlington last
week to attend the G.. A. z. encamp-
ment. H. =
Miss Lila Larabee from New York
is spending her vacation with friends
in town. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen are STOP
ping with Mrs. Jennie Randall for
the present. =
The address given by Rev. w. A.
No. ~ o~ a1orr C,,~l@.,
evening was worthy Of all praise and
the church was we'll filed.
c.. B. Silver. who has been in very
poor health for some time, passed
away last Sunday afternoon at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Wylje.
The funeral was at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday with Masonic
rites.
The Commencement week program
for Craftsbury academy is as follows
June Z, Sophomore night, academy
hall ; June g., sermon to graduates a,
congregational church by Rev. w. A.
Warner of Barton; June 10. Class
night, academy hall; June II, Junior
night, academy hall June IA. Com
mencement, Congregational church
Reception by graduating class. There
are IA in the Latin Scientific course
and two in the Commercial curse.
GLOVER.
Byron French is visiting his sister
here.
DR.. Dow is having his building
painted.
1t is reported that Will Lawrenc
has purchased an automobile.
Mrs. Leo Christie, who has bee
very i'll recently, is improving.
Mrs. Emily Goodwin has bee
= spending a few days with Mrs. Fl. S
4 Clark.
/ DR.. Fred Aldrich and wife were i
town several days during the Hines
of his father.
Ed. Walker went fishing recent
and brought home a string of G
speckled beauties as his days catch
A. B. Rich and his daughter, Mrs
Luther Merriam, drove to Calai
last week to attend the funeral of
relative.
There will be a rehearsal for Chi
dren's day. Saturday, June Is. at 2 I
m. All children to take part ar
urged to be present.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs
Armstrong; Tuesday, June IS a
80 p. m. This is the annual NEE
ing and a full attendance is desired.
R. E. French and family too
dinner at F. A. Taylor's on Sunda
by invitation, coming from St. John!
bury in their auto and returning tn
same day.
Card-We wish to extend our hear
felt thanks to the friends who fu
nished flowers in such beauty ar
b abundance at the funeral of on
g loved one.
Alonzo G. Phillips.
Mrs. Gertrude Kelton,
Ma4ini Phillips,
Clarence Phillips.
q The death of w. N. AIdricb, whic
} occurred Saturday night from pne
monia, removes from our mid
7 another of our worthy people al
longtime residents. Mr.. AIdrich HI
not been we'll for some time, but
cold terminated in pneumonia ar
Sc proved fatal. He leaves a wife,
son and a daughter. two sisters al
Is two brothers.
" WEST GLOVER.
d. Harry Cameron is i'll.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have been vi
iting friends in Wheelock.
Mrs. O. H. Mossman was away t
II last of the week visiting friends.
- The Glover band will give an Oh,
Il air concert here Thursday evening.
LII Lewis Wright, who has been a st
dent in Cornell University. is
" home.
in Miss S;nnsor frou cba@o,d 80,