Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-04-10

The three months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi LaPete died Wednes-
day. Funeral services were held
f ON st. Paul's church, Friday after
noon.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the post office. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Mrs. Hodgdon, Joel Sussier,
Frank Fl. Smart, Geo. A. Shapland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers have
returned to their home in Rutherford,
N. j. Their son Vernal will board at
S. D. Lester's until he completes his
work in the grammar school in June
E. J. White, rural carrier on route
No. l, is very grateful to his patrons
for Easter greeting extended him
Saturday in the form of eggs found
in the mail boxes, receiving in the
aggregate 125.
The Woman Literary club held it's
meeting with Miss Bernice Hamblet
! Wednesday evening. Thirteen mem
bers and two visitors were present.
After roll call, Beauties of Nature"
the following program was enjoyed :
yellowstone Park and Grand Con-
yon of the Colorado, " written by Miss
Redfeld. read by Mrs. Batchelder;
yosemite Valley and Niagara
Falls" Mrs. Pierce; "Quebec" writ
ten by Mrs. Hastings, read by Mrs.
Reirden; duet. MELODY in F,' Miss
Seaver. Mrs. Batchelder.
| Mrs. A., R. Cowles returned home
last Friday greatly improved in
health. A pleasant feature of her
home coming was the way the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union and
the Woman's Alliance of the Method
ist church showed their gladness that
she was with them again. They sent
such an abundance of flowers that
nearly every room of her home had
flowers expressing the love and well
come of those who gave them. This
thoughtful act was very much appre-
ciated by Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles.
EAST ALBANY.
Miss Ellie LaFont went Sunday to
her school on Burton Hill.
Elmer Alger is working for Mrs. L.
M. Cameron for the sugar season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hunter of Low
ell are at E. P. Miles helping him
sugar.
Leon and Scott Wright are working
for F. E. Daniels during the sugar
season.
Miss Margaret Simon Of the state
normal school has been home for the
Easter vacation.
Ralph Smith, who has been visiting
at Mrs. l.. M. Cameron's. has re-
turned to his home in Southington,
Conn.
Miss Pearl Richardson, who has
been spending her Easter vacation
with Mrs. L. M. Cameron, has returned
to her home in Orleans.
Mrs. Sarepta Vance celebrated her
eightythird birthday Saturday, April
6. Rev. G. L. Wells and family of
Irasburg and several other guests
helped her to observe the day. She
received many gifts and about fifty
, post cards and letters.
CRAFTSBURY.
Rosa Smith spent the first of the
l week in Orleans.
Frank Lervey has moved from the
:, Robbins farm to the Mill village.
i. Mrs. Geo. Wheeler is entertaining
her brother from New York City.
S The Craftsbury grange served new
d sugar Friday night in their dining
hall.
Y Hazel Silver visited in Albany a
e few days last week and remained ove
Sunday.
J. Master Gordon Hanson from Barton
:. visited his grandparents in this toWr
last week.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Wells hav,
t moved to the John Babcock farm ii
Greensboro.
e Claud King has purchased Beattit
y Taylor's house below the bridge or
the Hardwick road.
'. Mrs. Carrie Keir and sons hav,
;. purchased Henry Kings house OF
Church street. paying $1,000.
n Mrs. Alden Twiss and son left the
s first of this week to spend severa
weeks with her parents in Thetford.
n Very interesting Easter exercises
it were held in the nj. E. church Sunday
morning. taking the place of the regu
lar morning service. The choir fur
!, nished excellent music. The solo b!
, Mary Farr was especially appreciated
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
;. Fred Slicer is able to be out again.
r. James Anderson returned to Bur
lington Monday.
Walter Doe of Pasadena. CAL. il
= visiting friends here.
ID Ruth Heidger is spending a few
days in New York with her friend
" Jean Simpson.
e Merle Howard of Greensboro hal
|. been visiting at Geo. Simpsons dur
ing the past week.
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