Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-06-16
SCHOOL NEWS

The graduating exercises of the
West Burke grammar school took place
Thursday evening in the G. A. r. hall
and were greatly enjoyed by all pre-
sent. We understand that the gradu.
ating class had the highest marks of
any ninth grade in the state. They
were the Misses Marjorie Hall, Ruth
Leach, Annie Gallahger, Margaret
Brown and Guy Walter and Carl
Bishop.
Mrs. Effie Soloman, who has been
the very efficient teacher in the gram
mar school here for the past five years,
feels that she must take years rest.
and Mrs. Nettie Mccoy, who has been
teaching the same grades in Coventry,
has engaged to take her place. Miss
Gray and Miss Abbott, who have been
doing such satisfactory work in the
intermediate and primary rooms, have
decided not to return next year, and
best wishes go with them to their new
field of labor.
The wild-fower prize in the inter-
mediate room was won by Jennie
Couture. and second by Reta Gallagher
and Lizzie Duval, their work being
about equal.
SHEFFIELD
W. j. Smith is gaining very slowly
and is able to walk about.
Sarah Drew of : Glover is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Woodman.
Peter Gochee has bought the place
known as the Potter place.
John Flanders has moved into the
house known as the Spencer house.
Mr.. Calderwood has moved to the
place he purchased of Peter Gochee.
May Sherburn and friend of Lyndon
vile visited her mother, Mrs. Brooks.
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Dopp enter
tanned few of their friends Thursday
evening.
Clara Richardson of Dunbarton, N.
H.. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Underwood
Perley Jenkins has finished work on
the road machine and returned to his
home in Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Smith of Island
Pond recently visited their daughter,
Mrs. Warren Ash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Blake of Lyn-
donville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Fl. Jenness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenness of
Barton were in town last week to see
Mr.. Fuller, who is very sick.
| Charles Bickford was called to
Massachusetts recently to attend the
funeral of George Lougee, formerly OF
this page.
Jefferson Fuller has been moved te
Edna Quimby'S, where he can be
cared for, Mrs. Folsom being unable
to care for him.
SUTTON
Charlie Parker has finished work fol
A. ]. Clark.
Elvin Bowen has finished work fol
Ephraim Laclair.
C. E. Coburn has sold his big team
to the Gilman Brothers, st. Johnsbury
Mrs. C. E. Coburn was called t.
Underhill thisweek by the serious illness
of her brothers wife, Mrs. Edward
Gallup.
SUTTON NORTH RIDGE
There will be Library League sOcia
at Fred Miles's Thursday afternoon.
Miss Winnie McShane has tn,
mumps. Mrs. o. w. ingalls, was ais
i'll the past week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster O
Irasburg are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Erwin Clark.
Mrs. Pearl Stebbins of Sheldon an
Mrs. Kate Mowry of St. Johnsbur
visited at B. H. Fairbanks Friday.
| Mrs. w. H. Barnum of Browningto
and Mrs. Mary Murray of Westfel
were recent guests at o. w. Ingalls,
, Wednesday, B. II. Fairbanks went t
Walden for a registered Jersey bull
which he brought home on foot Thurs
, day.
Tuesday evening, June /, Rev. Upto
, of Sutton Corners gave a lecture q
; the schoolhouse on India, illustrate
with stereopticon views. The schoo
house was well filled and the lectur
7 greatly enjoyed.
A number of the Ridge youth Gale
on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Page Saturda
( evening. They took their musics
instruments with them, and after
fine concert. more notable for volum
than harmony, cigars appeared.
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