Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-28
THE. THREE. CRAFTSBURYS

Presbyterian church here and sang in |
the choir. She was held in high |
esteem throughout the community. |
Her parents. sisters and brother here |
and her husband in New Hampshire
have the deepest sympathy of a wide
circe of friends. She left an infant a
few days old.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Butterfield of Boston is guest
at A. B. Pixies.
A. B. Pike has sold his span of
buckskins to Harry Darling.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles is at Rob Young's
caring for Mrs. Young and little one.
T. M. Gallagher will open the hotel
barn at Craftsbury Friday night for
those who wish their teams cared for.
The churches of Craftsbury have
arranged for an agricultural meeting
at the gymnasium hall Tuesday after
noon and evening, Feb. 3. The follow
| ing speakers are to be present: Hon.
Andrew Elliott, Gault, Ont, Prof.
JUL, Mcdonald College, Canada; Prof
Halves. state forester, Vermont; E.
S. Brigham, state commissioner of
agriculture, St. Adams.
The officers of Meridian Sun Lodge
and the officers of Mckinley chapter
will hold union installation in the
new Masonic building Friday evening,
Jan. 80. Supper will be served at rs
cents a plate, the proceeds to be
expended in the new building. The
following is a list of officers to be
installed: Blue Lodge-E. R. Bishop,
W. M. !; M. z. Thompson, S. w.; G. c..
Conant, J. W.; 2. keir. y. D.; E.
Balch, S. D.. Geo. Robbins, S. S.. A.
E. Pike, ]. S.; A. R. Bishop, treas.
M. S. Sawyer, sec. Fred Bailey, tyler
Rev. G. D. Pierce, chap. Fred Keir,
mar. O. E. SIX. E: Randall. w.
Bibby, A. NJ. M. E. Wheeler, cond.
Lila Mackender, A. cond.; M. S.
Sawyer, treas; E. Balch. sec. A.
Falker, Adah; A. Noodle, Ruth Ollie
Cowles. Esther; E. Leavitt. Martha
M. Hanson. Electa; Carrie Weber,
chap; L. Cubit, mar. M. Graham,
warder; Rose Smith, pianist; Free
Smith, sentinel.
About IT'S people gathered at the
7 gymnasium Tuesday evening to honor
7 DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Dustan a
the reception given them by theil
friends Of whom there are a large
number. The event was an exceeding
. ly pleasing affair. The windows o.
the house were prettily decorated il
red and white drapery and the foo
r ornamented with many evergreen
trees, fresh from the woods. Will
4 DR.. and Mrs. Dustan in the receiving
4 line, stood Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dustan
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Stevens. Mis-
n Mary Dustan, Miss Bailey, principa
q of the academy and Rev. E. R. Cor
don, minister Of the Congregations
church. E. T. Wheeler. Ernest Keel
h er, Guy Garvin and Allen Pike acte
g as ushers. Entertainment was give1
Q throughout the evening by the Crafts
h bury orchestra which rendered un
e usually good music. In addition t
this were piano duets by the Misse
4 Fairbanks of Greensboro and by tn
- Misses Pike; vocal solos by Mis-
=, Grace Wheeler, Miss Alice Pike an
q Miss Blanche Silver; two songs by tn
II academy trio and two songs by tn
~ academy chorus. AS token of thei
r. esteem. the friends presented to MI
. and Mrs. Dustan a Morris chair.
wicker rocking-chair, and beautif,
e red rug. To the presentation speec
e by Rev. Mr.. Gordon, DR.. Dusta
5. replied with an exceedingly witt
n speech, which brought uproarior
IS laughter from the audience. Refresl
% ments of ice cream and cake wei
# served. and then the company rose ar
r sang America" before departing fl
ID their homes.