Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-02-26
THE THREE GRAF TSBURYS


acceptably at the organ Sunday at the
Methodist church in the absence of the
organist, Rosa Smith.
Little Josephine Cutler is quite i'll.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Arbuckle of Collinsville Thurs
day
Arthur Day and David Noodle are
working in and about Henry Smiths
mill.
Owen Crowley is canvassing this
town, selling unbreakable lamp CHM
neyS.
Mrs. Owen Crowley very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Aid society
Thursday.
Mr.. Archer from Oxford came last
Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Alden Twiss.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
their meeting Thursday, March 6, with
Mrs. C. D. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laduke moved
last Thursday into the upper tenement
| in Harry Macenter's house.
Representative S. R. Lathe arrived
home Saturday night after an almost
Craftsbury boasts of the fire protec-
| ton of ten fire eXdngulSheIS IN the
village and several more nearby and
ABOUT town.
! The Ladies Aid society voted at
! their last meeting to hold their annual
sa the first week in June. The list
! OF committees is not yet complete.
Miss Annie Graham, who has been
| teaching the River school, closed
very successful term Friday and she
has gone to her home in South Albany.
DR.. Dillingham; has purchased the
lot with a frame for a two story
dwelling on it that belonged to the
bankrupt estate of the Smith broth
erS.
The Branch school, taught by Gladys
Brown of Albany. closed Friday, Feb.
IA. Pupils having no absent marks
were Ida Churchill, Lois Churchill,
Stanley Bullock, Ethel Miller and
AIphonso Marshall. Mildred Miller
was absent two days on account OF
illness The teacher furnished treat
the last day of some of Mr.. Churchill's
excellent sugar on snow which was
much enjoyed by the children.
NORTH CsAFTSBURY
Mrs. Susan Hadley, who has been
very i'll, is much better.
Mrs. Clara Town and daughter Susie
are visiting at Flora Hadley's.
Victor Gilbert and daugher Ella are
visiting friends in Harwich, Mass.
DR.. C. w. Dustan and H. N. Stevens
were in ST. Johnsbury on business last
week.
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler has been num-
bered with the sick ones the past
week.
c.. H. Roots for few days with her
sister Mildred.
The body of John Patterson,
former resident of this town, was
brought here from Barre Thursday and
laid in the family lot.
\ Guy R. Garvin was in Barton Satur-
day to attend the R. F. D. meeting
and he and Mrs. Garvin visited friends
in Glover over Sunday.
The senior class will present to the
public the play entitled, 1.-The Time of
His Life" next Friday evening, Feb. %
in academy hall. There will be prom
enade afterward and supper will be
served.
About SO friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Cole met at their home Satur-
day evening to celebrate the birthday
of Mrs. Cole. Maple sugar, sand
witches, plain doughnuts, pickles and
apples were served, games played and
all enjoyed the pleasant evening.
They were each left as a reminder of
the occasion willow chair.
The Earnest Workers will hold an
experience sociable in the vestry of
the Congreg ational church Tuesday
evening, March d. An entertainment
will be given and conundrum supper
served after it on the European plan
l All are invited to be present. This is
the time for the members and friends
l to bring the dollars which they have
been earning.