Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-27
Loca News
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Mrs. Emily Allen and Nelson of
Newport were in town Sunday to Wis
it Mrs. j. P. Wheelock.
Mrs. Clarence Perry ana her broth
err, Levi Dean, spent Sunday in Or. |
leans visiting their parents.
Mrs. Pliny Metcalf and her daugh.
ter Clarissa and son Harry are in
Barton visiting Mrs. Allie Berry
Mrs James Labelle made an auto.
graph quilt for the Catholic fair at
Newport and it brought the society
thirty dollars.
C2AFTSBURY.
Mrs. Burt Jones is quite i'll.
A few sugar places have made sug-
ar this season.
Harry Macenter is repairing the in
side Of his house.
Blanche Uric is home from Montpe-
lier for the Easter vacation.
The old feed store is being occupied
as special sale place for week.
Henry King has traded his black.
smith shop for farm in Hardwick.
The M. E. Sunday school are pre-
pairing exercises for Easter Sunday.
Henry Weaver has gone to Hard
wick to work on Henry Kings farm.
Mrs. Christine Hayden left last
Thursday for her home in Nashua, N.
H.
o. C. Whitcher of Albany, was
business visitor in town last Satur-
day.
Mrs. L. N Kinney from Morris
VILE visited friends in town last
week.
Timothy Hoyt of Rutland, former
resident of this town, suffered a
stroke Of paralysis last week.
The friends of Alden Twiss gave
=, him very pleasant birthday party liz
the town hall Tuesday evening.
James Hamilton of Albany and Mr.
Leach are doing an extensive job of
painting and papering at L. R.
Lathe's.
In the wrestling match Saturday
night between Mr.. Snerburne of St.
Johnsbury and Mr.. Crookshank OF
Hardwick. Mr.. Sherburne was the
winning man.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Neil Hartman is working fol
James Anderson.
John Miller of South Albany is
working for A. E. Atkins.
Lee Cowles of Mortified visited al
Fl. z. Hartman last week.
A. E. Atkins purchased a fine pair
of horses of Eugene Gilbert recently
Rev. C. E. Garvin left Monday fol
his home in Wheeling, w. Va, for q
months vacation.
Miss Blanche Uric. who is attend
ing school at Montpelier Seminary, i:
spending her vacation here with her
mother.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mr.. Green from Burlington is Wis.
itor at Rev. C. H. Rowley's.
Miss Lora Witt is in Hardwicl
working for her aunt, Mrs. Jacobs.
The academy school closed Thurs
day for an Easter vacation of tel
days.
F. J. Newton is working for Mis-
Flora Hadley, making repairs on he
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts and little
daughter are stopping at DR.. G. w
Dustan's.
Bliss Farrar is home from Alban,
Business college and stopping at tn
Orleans House.
Fred Root, who has been in Lowell
| Mass, attending business college,
at home for sugaring.
| Miss Mary M. Wheeler, who ha
been visiting friends in Hardwick TO
| week, has returned home.
i Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pike of Chi
/ cago have become members of tn
4 Congregational church, North Crafts
i bury.
/ Ernest Cochran of Craftsbury an
Arlie Spalding of Wolcott were unit
ed in marriage on Thursday by Re1
E. R. Gordon.
CLOVER.
Sumner Rich is i'll.
Clyde Brooks has moved to SheffIelC
Get your dog license before Apr
1st.
Mrs. Mary Cobb is at home for
few days.
Wesley Sherburne is boarding e
Bert Sherburne's.
Mr.. Lang visited at Duncan McFar
lanes at Greensboro last week.
Mrs. Fay and daughter have RI
turned to their home in Irasburg
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl. Wilson were
Newport on business one day las
week.
Misses Mary and Katie Smith ar
visiting their mother. Mrs. j ohm Smith
this week