Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-11
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

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Mrs. Clara Whitney is quite i'll at
N. B. Williams's.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Cole is quite ill.
Mrs. A. R. Garvin, who was quite
i'll, is some better.
Fred Root visited friends in Morris
vile over Sunday.
| Herald Burnham has finished work
at the Orleans House.
Herbert Town of Hardwick visited |
| his mother over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Moulton have
| returned to Natick, Mass.
Edmund Root has returned to Bur-
Gngton after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Carr of Hardwick were
/, the guests of Mrs. Agnes Witt Thurs
day.
Everybody 60 to- Church day was
observed by quite large number, con-
sidering the bad weather.
The farmers meeting which was
held here last week was very lnStr1c-
tive and largely attended.
Rev. E. R. Gordon is in st. Johns
bury attending meeting of Congre-
; gational ministers of this district.
ACADEMY NOTES
RhetoricaIs will be held in the acad-
envy Friday afternoon.
New gaslights will soon be placed in
the academy and gymnasium.
Mrs. A. Z. Cowles has gone to Iras-
! burg to care for Mr. Webster.
= Only two weeks until one will be
saying, "What dates were we to re-
d member for eXams?'
4 Many students were absent from
s school Monday on account of the bad
Y roads and stormy weather.
There will be a basket ball game
between Hardwick academy freshmen
and Z. A. freshmen Friday evening.
Quite number from here attended
II the donation at Cratfsbury last week
and as usual reported very pleasant
"a time.
The sophomores will hold Valentine
social Thursday, Feb. ~. Come anC
get a homemade Valentine and treat
your Valentine to some homemade
s candy.
s The play, "Evangeline." giver
Of Friday evening was q great success
It was well presented and each char
le acter took his part splendidly. There
g was a good crowd but not as large a.
81 was expected on account Of the severe
IN storm. The proceeds from the pla,
&c and supper were over SIS. This play i
$, to be repeated at South Craftsbur.
ID March -.
to EAST CRAFTSBURY
IS. Mrs. Geo. W. Simpson spent tw
IL days in ST. Johnsbury last week.
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Wyie ar
smiling over baby boy which cam
to them last week.
Mrs. Snyder and Miss Euna Andel
son of North Craftsbury visited tn
school here Wednesday and took Dime
with Mrs. John Kendrick.
Mrs Carrie Hoyt had the terribl
misfortune to fall and break her hi
on Sunday at the home of her brothe
Samuel Hoyt, with whose family 81
has lived for several years.
A reception was given to Mr.. ar
Mrs. John A. Kendrick Wednesds
evening in the church, at which abol
Is friends greeted the bridal pal
Refreshments and music were al:
on the bill of fare.
Remember the concert on Saturds
evening of this week at the U.
church. The price of admission is
cents for adults and Is cents for chi
dren. 1t is given under the auspic
of the Woman's Missionary society.
Geo. H. Wallace died Wednesd;
evening of last week after lingeril
illness of three months. He came
US about three years ago to recupera
his health and while here made mai
friends. The, remains were taken
his former home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
VIM. Thomspon and his sister, Mi
Anna Thompson. of Albany, N.
were called here Thursday by t
death OF their brother in-law, &c
Wallace. They accompanied the /
mains to New York city on Mond
night.