Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-13
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Oct. %. Supper will be served from
until o'clock for Is cents, children,
Is cents. There will be an entertain
ment in the evening beginning at 8
O'Clock. Tickets for entertainment
ten cents. Those having supper will
he given free ticket for the enter
tainment
The following from the Garden
Grove (Cal.,) News will be of interest
| to our readers: The beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs I. N. Sawyer of Garden
Grove. Cal, was the scene of a very
pleasant gathering Wednesday,. the
occasion being the birthday of Mrs.
Sawyer sister, Mrs. N. H. Kinney,
of Craftsbury, Vt, The house was
beautifully decorated with smilax,
roses, red and white carnations. palms
and daisies. The guests consisted
of relatives and friends from Los
Angeles. Santa Anna and Garden
Grove. Mrs C H. Hartman Of AL
bany. N. Y assisted Mrs. Sawyer in
receiving. A bountiful dinner was
served under the direction of Mrs. S.
Garden Grove, who with his family
were present. After the last course
was served the dining room was dark
ened and a beautiful white pyramid
birthday cake. lighted with PINK
candles was brought in and presented
to Mrs. Kinney, which she cut anC
served to each guest The afte moon
was spent in social intercourse and
pleasant "reminiscences of old Vermont
the birthplace of nearly the whole
party. The company presented Mrs
Kinney with a Longfellow birthday
book. where each guest placed his o.
her name After heartily singing
"Hurrah for Old New England" the
company left. happier for the very
pleasant coming together.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Harold Richardson spent severa
days in Boston last week.
George Howard of New York CT
visited friends here recently.
Miss Ruth Mclaren visited friend
. at Greensboro Bend Saturday.
> Mr.. ard Mrs Walter Richardson ar
visiting relatives in Lowell. Mass.
Alton Whites family now number
three. A daughter arrived a week ag
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph T. West went to Bur
lington Tuesday and returned Thurs
day of last week
Mrs. Agnes johnson of St. John
bury is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Tim Silver.
DIR. and Mrs. Julius Dutton and Mis-
Neff of Westfeld, Mass, are visitin
at E. A buttons.
James White expects to move mex
week to the Jason Young farm, whic
be bought recently.
John w. impson and family of Ne7
York City visited his old home her
several days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. W E Bailey are HON
fom Hardwick where the doctor too
tre atment of two weeks.
Rev. w. A. Warner of Barto
preached here Sunday in exchang
with Rev. C. E Garvin.
John W. Simpson returned to Han
ward law school Tuesday after spend
ing the summer at home.
Mrs. Flora Shattuck of Browningto
is with her aunt. Mrs. Rowena Arthur
who is low with paralysis.
William A. Wylie and daughter
Mary. leave this week for Ohio an
other western points for an extende
visit.
Jason A. Young has sold his farm t
James White, who takes possession q
once. Mr.. Young expects to move t
New Hampshire.
Rev G.. E. Garvin goes this wee
to Wheeling, w. Va, to visit hi
mother. Rev. C. H. Row ey will Fl
the pulpit during his absence
Robert Harper has sold his farm I
Clarence Hanson of Barton MI
Harl err mas bought the Herbert Zorro,
place in Barton and will move ther
J soon.