Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-16
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Many from this part of the town
attended the evangellstic services at
East Craftsbury Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Cary of Hardwick, who
has been assisting in caring for Mrs. |
Carrie Keir, went home Friday.
Mrs Alden Twiss and children are
spending little time with her parents
in Oxford while Mr.. Twiss attends the
state fair.
Alden Twiss, Elmer Batch, Leon
Patterson and Day Sawyer left Monday
for White River Junction to work DUE
ing the state fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Johnston of Hard
wick have been spending several days
at the home of his father, j. B. John
ston, of this town.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Prof. A. Cole was in New York a
part of the past week.
Miss Susie Paddock has returned to
her home in Jersey City.
E. N. Randall is business visitor
in Barton for few days.
Miss Sarah Miller has returned to
her work in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Holmes of johnson visited
friends in town last week.
Will 'Ryan's two sisters from Bur-
lington visited him recently.
Miss Sarah Miller recently had nice
monument erected in their family lot.
Mrs. Frank McGovern who has been
very i'll for some weeks is slowly gain
ing.
Mrs. Agnes Witt had the misfortune
to hurt her foot quite badly Sunday
night.
The student Of Craftsbury academy
held their annual corn roast on Pros
pect Monday evening.
Mrs. G. A. Keller is home from
Montpelier where she had been for
some time with her sister.
Miss May Farr has returned from
the lower part Of the state where she
has been visiting relatives. p
Mrs. Bostwick. who has been visiting
turned to her home in st. Adams.
Quite company met at Mrs. C. w.
Roots. Sept. 10, to give Miss Mabel
Miller linen shower, and wish hel
happiness.
, There will be no services in the
Congregational church Sunday. There
will be union meeting at the Metho.
! dist church at Craftsbury.
Among the pleasant events of las,
week was the marriage of Miss Katie
King and Allen Pike. They will re-
side in the place. Congratulations.
The first lecture of this years course
will be held Thursday evening al
Craftsbury. Newell Dwight Hills
comes as highly recommended as any
speaker we have had.
N. B. Williams. town treasurer. will
be at Branch, Sept. Is in the after
noon. East Craftsbury, Sept. 26 in the
afternoon and Craftsbury, Sept. % al
day to receive taxes. Time for dis
count expires Sept. 20, 1914.
EAST CRAFTsBURY.
Miss Nellie Dewing began Monda,
to teach the Naples school in Glover
Mrs. Geo. Graham of Springfield
Mass, is visiting at Herbert Bailey
Lee Fletcher and John w. Simpso
Jr., were in Burlington last week O.
} business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Warner of Fas
HardWlck spent Saturday at Die
Thompson's.
A. R. Cowles of BARTON is directi
the union choir during the evangelist
meetings here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shields of ST
Johnsbury visited his brother, Ale
Shields, over Sunday.
Hiram Calderwood went to Marble
ton. Que. Friday to join his wife i
, visiting friends there.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey ente1
tanned several friends and relative
: at dinner party Saturday.
Miss Annabel Young has returned
Boston to teach in the Roxbury hig
3 school for the ensuing year.
, VIM A. Wylie has let his farm I
. his son, John H., who recently cam
from Burlington to become a farme
Rev. E. F.. Davidson, the evangelis
Of Newtonville. Mass, is stopping {
e ETA. buttons during the week
meetings here.
Norman McCallum has returned
his home in Abingdon, Mass, afte
> spending the summer with his gran,
t parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mabon.
!, The evangelistic campaign began
the United Presby terian church SUI
day with a union, meeting of the thre
churches of the town. The house W;
filled with a deeply-interested aud
: ence. The preacher is Rev. E.
- Davidson of Newtonville, Mass. Ne,
It week the meetings will be held in Il
: M. E. church and the week followir
! in the Congregational church.
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