Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-05-26

The ball game played between Bar
ton and Craftsbury at Barton Satur-
day resulted in a score of z to 9 in
favor of Craftsbury.
Friday night was sophomore night
and Is students spoke in a way to
prove that much hard work had been
done to make it such success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn, Rev. E.
R. Gordon, Miss Ruth Rowley and
Mrs. Fida Chase attended the state
convention Of Congregational churches
in Barre last week.
Monday will be observed as Memoir
al day and as it is a day set apart, not
only for the soldiers but for US all,
whose friends have found their last
resting place. let one and all observe
that day by decorating the graves Of
our loved ones and attending the SER
vices Rev. Wilson Day comes we'll
re commended.
EAST CPAFTSBURY.
William Farr of MIL Village visited
at FL. Hartman over Sunday
Mrs. Rowena Arthur is home after an
extended visit with friends in Glover.
Claude Lunt has finished working for
Robert Harper and has returned to his
home.
Geo. Heath arrived in town recently
rand is now painting Cbas. Willey's
| house.
i Henry Fernal of Greensboro Bend is
| the new stage driver between here and
I Greensboro. 4.
Mrs. Babcock of South Woodbury. is
at present keeping house for Mrs.
Mary E. Wylie.
Archie Macomber and little son,
Gerald, of Weirs. N. H., are visiting
his parents here.
Simeon T. Shields of New York City
is spending two weeks vacation at
his old home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Silver of Green's
boro Bend visited at his fathers here
one day last week.
Mrs. F. A. Collins of Greensboro
visited at Tim Silver's from Friday
till Sunday evening
No c. E. meeting was held Sunday
evening on account of the baccalaure-
ate services at the academy.
Mrs. Pomfrey and little son of Brat.
: tleborc left Saturday after a weeks
visit with Mrs. Sarah Anderson.
Mrs. Mary E. Wylie arrived home
from Cleveland, O., last week, where
she spent the winter with her daughter
Mrs. ]. T. West.
Berlin Saturday to visit Mrs Miles's
daughter. They returned Sunday.
They made the trip by auto
/ John Richardson took Owen Miles
and family to Berlin Saturday in his
: automobile and then proceeded to visit
his aunt in Mortified till next day.
Mason Dutton. Luther and Paul
Heidger went to Barton Saturday with
the academy baseball team and helped
win the victory over Barton academy.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
} ems Missionary society is postponed
, from Thursday of this week until
Tuesday. June 1, the date of the
annual business meeting of the con-
greg alton.
: No meeting will be held in the u. P.
church Sunday, May Goth, on account
of the union Memorial day services at
) the NJ. E. church, South Craftsbury.
The three churches of the town unite
, in this service.
Robert G. Young was seriously in
jured Saturday by being thrown off
heavily loaded wagon. falling in front
of forward wheel, which passed over
the middle of his body. 1t is not yet
known how serious his injuries are.
His shoulder was also dislocated.
The annual meeting of the u. P.
church and roll call will be held next
Tuesday. June l at II o'clock. Every
member is requested to respond to the
roll call by expressing something of
: his or her religious experience. or
something of the ehurchs life and
work. or quotation of scripture.
Reports will be given by the church
officers and the organization.
Charles Bailey and bride arrived
here Friday evening from the Pacific
coast. They were married in San
; Francisco a month ago. Charles is a
! civil engineer in the government SER
vice and has been in the Hawaiian
Islands nearly three years on govern
? ment work. He is popular here
5 amongst his old friends and school
5 mates who extend hearty congratUla-