Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-01
THE THREE TSBURYS

Misses Theda and Nina and Foster
Anderson of Brattleboro are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Ander-
son.
New officers in the C. E. society for
the next six months are: president,
Miss Ruth McI,aren; vice president.
Will Anderson secretary, and treasur-
er, Miss Martha Paterson.
Mrs. Willis Logan taught the village
school two days last week in the
absence of Miss Buchanan, who
attended commencement at Randolph
where her brother graduated.
Rev. M. w. Hale of Coventry and
Mrs. Wright of Burlington, who spoke
at the township Sunday school conven-
ton were entertained at the home OF
Alex Shields on Friday night.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Robert Farr is working for Owen
Crowley.
Mrs. Levi Cubit is working at VIII
Hadley's.
Miss Dora Gallagher is home from
Burlington.
Miss Mary Wheeler is quite ill with
Iwhooping cough.
Edmund Root is home from u. V.
M, for the summer.
Mrs Clara Mossman visited at M.
Reeds part of last week.
Adna Pike is at home on a short
vacation from Washington, D. G..
The Congregational society are put
ting IN new cistern at the parsonage.
Parties from Irasburg have been
; occupying the Chase camp the past
week.
,, Mrs. A. B. Pike and daughter Julia
were in Burlington visiting friends last
week.
| Miss Dustin is visiting her sister,
| Mrs. Scott Ransom, at their summer
home.
: Mrs. Scott Rawson and three children
are occupying the Scott home for the
summer.
Mrs. A. E. Cowles has returned
from Bridgeport, where she went to
visit her son.
Nine members of the C. E. society
went to Coventry Thursday to attend
the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Root were in
East Hardwck to attend the funeral
of 7. Bronson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Towne from
North Hyde Park visited their aunt,
Miss Flora Hadley, last week.
r Mrs. Agnes Witt returned from
Barre Saturday. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Allen.
Mrs. Ed. Bagley. who has been al
returned to her home in Keene, N. H
Miss Fanny Reed, who has beer
boarding with Miss Katheryn Randall
for a year, has gone to Prof. Collins's
camp for the summer.
The graduating exercises at the
academy hall of the eighth and ninth
grades was extra good and it showed
much interest of both teacher ano
pupils. The program was as follows
Music, prayer. class history. Wendell
Gage; recitation, 1.-The House by the
/ Side of the Road" Alice Brown
recitation. Mobility of Labor" Der
ME Goodwin: song; recitation. Cur
,, few Shall Not Ring Tonight" Nora
Wheeler; class prophecy. recitation
"Bills in the Legislature" Paul Held
/ ger; recitation, 1.-THE Singer and the
/ Child" Hazel Bradford; music; reel
+ tation, 1.-THE Ride of Jennie McNeal, >
Hilda Dawson; recitation, "a Legend
of Vermont" Lena Clark; class will
presentation Of certificates; vacation
song.
DEFERREn
Owen Crowley is moving into thu
. Dunbar house.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cowles are VISITING
A. E. Cowles's.
Mrs Asa Crowley visited friends il
Albany last week.
Mrs: Lyman Barber and son. Clyde.
visited at Guy Garvin's over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale from Lyndon
visited at A. E. Cowles's last Sunday
Prof, Colburn and family from
Burlington have arrived at then
cottage on Lake Hosmer for the
; summer!
Miss Bailey of Wells River will take
Miss Taylor''s place in the academy
this year. She comes very highly
recommended.
Lowell Business college offered the
a prize for the best essay on the
Panama canal. Clarence Pierce re-
ceived first prize and Barbara David.
son third prize. This speaks well fol
Craftsbury academy.