Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-06-02
THE THREE CRAF'TSBURYS

Pre-Memorial exercises were held in
the town hall Friday afternoon by the
village school. They were of high
order and exceptionally we'll done.
Hugh Calderwood of this town and
Bell King of Wolcott, who were mar !
RED in Barton Tuesday of last week, |
are spending their honeymoon in
Manchester, N. FL.
Rev. Mr.. Garvin and Rev. Chas
Rowley occupied the pulpit of the M
E. church, giving the Memorial address
in place Of the Rev. C. D. Pierce, who
is very il at his home.
| The four-act comedy drama Ear
mer Haskins" will be presented at
town hall on Friday evening, June 4th
by the Craftsbury dramatic club.
There will be good speciaties between
the acts. The Union orchestra of
Hardwick will furnish music and
dance will be given after the play.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Geo. Simpson was in Hardwick
over Sunday, visiting her sister, Mrs.
McLoud.
Mrs. Macomber spent Saturday and
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Black, IN Greensboro.
i Paul Hartman returned to Burling-
ton Business college Saturday. after
two weeks visit with his parents.
About a dozen people from this
vicinity were in Hardwick Saturday
because automobiles are nice to ride in.
Armour Babcock and Horace Nc
Laren are helping the automobile
business They bought a new car
apiece last week.
The residences of Mrs. Mary E.
= Wyle and Archie Chase and the big
Simpson barn were fitted with light
; ming rods last week.
Mason Dutton of the graduating
class of the academy, went to New
port Friday with the class FOR an auto
trip and the class picture.
Leo Johnson of Hardwick, promoter
and professor of automobiling. was here
+ three times last week teaching begin
/ ners to make the wheels go round.
Memorial day exercises were held
e in the school on Friday afternoon,
Z after which the pupils and some
a friends marched to the cemetery and
e decorated the graves of veterans with
q flags and flowers.
n NORTH CRAFTSBURY
) Lee CowIes of Bridgeport, Conn
q q visited his parents last week.
Master Charles Garvin is in West
= Glover visiting his grandparents.
y Miss Winifred Williams of Lisbon. N.
e H., was home the first of the week.
IS W. A. Whitney and S. NJ. Gould Of
If Boston are guests at E. T. Wheeler's.
Mrs. A. E. Cowles is in Craftsbury
+ caring for Rev. Pierce, who is very i'll
Henry Cowles from Lyndonville wa
: at his fathers to spend Decoration
day.
The academy closed Thursday even
$ ing with speaking fir ON the five gradu
If ates.
n Mrs. Bailey of Wells River visited
e her daughter. Mrs. Ellen Bailey, las
l. week.
d Rev. Frank Hazen and family O.
e Johnson were guests at A. Coles las
+ Monday.
} Rev. Wilson Day spoke to larg'
y and deeply interested audience Monda.
It in the church.
- Sunday School convention was hel,
n in the Congregational church Wednes
lie day of last week.
e, Miss Marjory Perrin of Greensbor
a. will work at Will Dustan's during tn
oe summer vacation.
Bliss Farrar was in Hardwick las
week, called there by the sickness an
death of his father.
Mrs Frank HENDERSON, who ha
been visiting her sister. has returne
to her home in Cabot.
at Rev. E. R. Gordon went to Orlean
D. on Tuesday to attend meeting of tn
"a Congregational ministers of Orlean
- county.
~ Mrs. C. H. Rowley and Miss Rut
III Rowley attended the annual meeting c
to the Vermont Missionary Union in S
90 Johnsbury Tuesday, Wednesday an
~ Thursday
20 Among those from this place t
attend the funeral of Mr.. Farrar
Hardwick were Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pike and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A
Keller, H. N Stevens, N. B. William
r. and DIR. c. w. Dustan.