Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-09
CRAFTSBURY

Harland Gage is home from the
West.
Mrs. H. S. Burleson, VINO was quite
Ill Sunday, is improving.
Leland Green left Thursday to visit
his sister in Connecticut.
Harley Hanson was quite i'll the first
of this week with tonsllitis.
Frank Paddleford of Glover was
business visitor in town Monday.
Mrs Charles Davidson Of Albany was
guest of Mrs. Fred Laduke Wednesday.
Fred Green is working for Harry
Mackender during Mr.. Hanson's ILL
ness.
The states attorney was a business
visitor in this town Thursday and
Friday.
Bert Goodwin left Saturday after
noon on business trip to his home in
Gardner, Mass.
Mr.. Chickering of Hardwck is
moving Leland Green's household
goods to his home.
Mrs. Theda Robbins is guest of
Mrs. Stratton Wheeler of North
Wolcott for one week.
Allen Pike has purchased the Mrs
Chas. Conant farm above the village on
the road to the Common.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Conant have
bought the Frank Paddleford residence
in the village and took possession Tues
day.
There was no school in the village
district Monday. The school building
has been undergoing repairs and the
new stoves were not quite ready for
| business.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Alice Corrow visited her par
ents in Wolcott last week.
Robert Shields of ST. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with his brother, Alex
Shields.
Miss Mabel Findlay returned from
the hospital in Burlington Wednesday
much improved.
Miss Maud Bailey returned to hel
school in Greensboro Monday to begin
the winter term.
Mrs c. w. White went to Burlington
last week to>accompany Miss Mabel
Findlay home from the hospital.
Miss Myrtle Bailey has been obliged
to resign from her school in Green's
boro village on account of i'll health.
Mrs. Mary E. Wylie has closed hel
house and gone to Cleveland. O., t(
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. West.
Mrs. Henry Hodgden, who has beer
keeping house for Mrs. Mary E. Wylie
finished her work Monday and returned
to her home.
Mrs. Willis Logan is the new teache
in the Seaver school. Miss Avis Kerr
who taught last term. has taken {;
school near Hardwick.
Archie Chase, the new manager O.
the Simpson farm, began work las
week, but will not take charge unit
the first of next month.
The East Craftsbury school openet
Monday for the winter term after
two weeks vacation with Miss Rutl
] McLaren again at the teachers desk.
Elmer Douglass of South Alban,
has moved his wood working machiner.
into the enlarged shop Of Henr.
] Mclaughlin. This shop is now fnel
/ equipped for irst-cIass woodwork am
] blacksmithing.
The "Olde Folkes' Concerto" will b
given Tuesday evening, the 18th, here
! and at North Craftsbury the followin,
evening. The chorus has been wei
drilled by A. R. Cowles of Barton
whose ability and skill as director i
4 high class. The program will consis
of sprightIy solos. duets. quartets an
full chorus numbers. Admission, 2
and Is cents. Old-fashioned refresh
i ments will be served for small fee
] Some splendid talent from Barton wi
8 assist in the concert.
NORTH CRAFTsBURY
4 Miss Flora Hadley is in Maine for
& short vacation.
Mrs. Chas Robbins is working g
Owen Crowley's.
! V. G.. Gilbert of Cape Cod was
recent visi tor in town.
! The graded school opened Monda
= with several new scholars.
Martin McGovern is working for hi
> brother, Frank McGovern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Brown are tt
f happy parents of little son.
M. C. Garfield of St. Johnsbur
called on friends in town Monday
Mrs Myra Burnham is in town carir
for her mother, Mrs. Susan Hadley.