Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-05
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Willard Wheeler. who has been i'll,
is gaining.
Miss Bernice Lamphere is i'll at N.
B. Williams.
Geo. Thayer is with his uncle, fChas.
Thayer, who is quite i'll.
The children Of w. E. Wheeler are
ill. Measles are feared.
Ernest Larabee is working in G. G.
Glasses hardware store.
Mrs. Albert Cowles was home from
Barre a part of last week.
Geo. Farr has gone to Rhode Island
where he has employment.
Miss Mary Duckless spent Sunday
with her parents in Albany.
]. E. Rogers of Burlington visited
friends in town last week.
Miss Katheryn Randall. who has
been quite i'll, is much better.
Miss Grace Wheeler and little Ruth
are both quite sick with measles.
Mrs. Victor Gilbert visited at the
home of her father, A. R. Garvin, over
| Sunday.
Miss Ruth Rowley and Miss Mary
| Dustan are visiting friends in Bur-
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Cole from
Connecticut are visiting at the home of
his father,sC. B. Cole.
Bliss Farrar came M from st.
Johnsburv Thursdav with an auto
mobile returning Saturday.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks is very i'll
at G. H. Roots and Miss Stone from
Burlington is caring for her.
The Senior Glass are preparing
play to be given IN the near future for
the benefit of the gymnasium.
There was no meeting at the Con
gregational church Sunday evening.
Instead there was a union service at
the Methodist church at Craftsbury.
A good number from here went to
East Craftsbury to attend the lecture
and oyster supper Wednesday evening"
Although the speaker was late, every
one felt repaid for waiting.
Geo. Chase has just completed two
boiling rigs and other sugaring utensils
amounting to 1908 for John w. Simp-
son. He did about the same amount
of work for him last year which speaks
we'll Of MIR. Glasses Standard Sugar
rigs.
| EAST CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Mary Wylie is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Miss Margaret Morse gains SLOWLY
after seven weeks Illness
The committee on the parsonage
fund gave an oyster supper Wednesday
evening in the church vestry. About
$40 was cleared for the fund.-
Alex Calderwood. an aged resident.
fell on the ice week ago. breaking
his hip bone. He is otherwise afflicted
and his condition is serious
Mrs. Horace McLaren is visiting
friends in Nashua, N. HI. From there
she expects to go to DR.. Sewers at
New Haven and then to Pittsfeld,
Mass.
The Ladies' Missionary society met
last Thursday in the church vestry for
their monthly meeting. Dinner was
served and goodly number were
present.
/ Miss Gertrude Weber has returned
to the Teacher Training class at
North Craftsbury after teaching the
school here few weeks until a regu
lar teacher could be secured.
Rev. D. M. Cleland of Wilmington
Del. lectured in the church Friday
evening on Immigrants " He con-
ducts schools for immigrants and illus
trated his work by having crowd Of
young people impersonate the immi-
grants as they land on Ellis Island.
The third number Of the Craftsbury
lecture course was given in the u. P.
church on Wednesday evening of last
week by Thomas P. Byrnes of Erie,
Penn. His subject was ''Wendell
Phillips the man, the reformer, but
through him we are taught many les
sons and the reforms that are needed
today. He is wonderful orator and
he handles his subject in a masterful
way.
HOLLAND
Fleda Nichols is working at H. W..
Wheeler's.
T. R. Moulton of Derby Line was in
town Sunday.
Harold Gray is working for his
brother George.
Mrs. S. M. Harris has gone for a
visit to Vergennes.
Orville Kelley is earring potatoes to
Lynn, Mass, this week.
Joe Racine and Herbert Aldrich are
boarding at Ernest Miller's.
: Dean Finn is recovering from his
recent illness of blood poisoning in his
; face.
Mrs. Charles Ames and daughter oil
St. Johnsbury are visiting at M. L.
Ames.'
i Several of our young people attend
: ed the Woodman dance at Derby Fri
= day evening.
= Miss Genevieve Moore of Newport i:
spending this week with her cousin
Shirley Hall.
Our pastor, S. M. Harris. ATTENDED