Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-16
CRAFTSBURY

CRAFTSBURY
Remember the drama at the town
hail Friday evening.
r ] Gjdden j. suffering q relapse
from his illness Of lew weeks ago.
The pupils ara nearly all back in
school that have been absent on account
Of grip.
Mercury registered at 35 degrees
below zero Monday morning in this
Village
Mr. and Mrs Basii Rosrtman are
spending several days visiting trends
in WoIcOtt.
Mr., and Mrs, Courtney Batchelder Of
Burke were guests of MI. and Mis-. G.
c. Conant over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence CowIes ent. r.
tanned II. T. Seaver ard daughter,
NINA, of Barton oeer Sunday.
terestirg talk in the M E. church Slr-
day morning on Sunday school work
and gave practical demonstration in
the evening
Among the grip patients of last
week, VIII are improrin@. are Aunt
Minda Chamb Rim, w. P Kaiser. Re>.
G D. Pierce and Mrs. Harry Noodle,
J. M. Patterson and Mrs. Sp1Ing
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Dora Gallsgre err is home from
Burlington.
Elery Davis, who was i'll last week,
is back in school.
Walter Wheeler's whole family are
very i'll with the grip.
Mrs. c. w. Wheeler is very i'll
| threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Mamie Hayden was a guest of
Mrs. Or.) DDstan over Sunday.
George Wbeeler's family, who were
all i'll last week are reported better.
Miss Patterson of Boston is visiting
her sister, Miss Girls Patterson, at VIII
Dustin s.
Rob Stone is home i'll with grip We
missed him from his usual Tip ON the
cream team.
Mrs Adelaide Dustan has gone to
Nsw York Citv to visit her parents and
friends there for a few weeks
! DR.. G w Dustan and Mrs. VIII
Dust an snd little daughter were bust
ness visitors in Burlington last week
Mrs. Chase, Mrs Larabee and Miss
Vera were called to New York SatUr-
Gay by the serious illness of Charles
Larabee.
The donstion. which should have
been mentioned let weak, was 3
SUCCESS, considering - e roads. Abour
$50 took supper. TIL. proceeds were
$50.
The electric light Company have
nearly completed wiring at Mill~Village
and will soon be at North Graf sbu,v.
1t looks rs if we would have electric
light in the nesr future.
Dr. R>wIev FIagg of Fairfax was
he the last of the We k thinking Il
locating at East CraftshuYy. HI
comes with good recommend itl.n ane
We hope he may think well of TIL.
town.
Don forget the lactu, e to be eiver
Feb %, which Will take the place 81
the one We should have had long ago
Evereone wto held tickets for tina
will tie admitted on their old :icket s
Alton Pack arti is "a cartoonist anl
-. humOiiSt
EAST CRAFTSBURY
He nsn Tucker Fas returned to Or,
Ande sons after working about fou
months at East Hardwick.
Roy Anderson of u. V NJ, visite,
his father and brother here last wee k
returning to Burlington Thursday.
MIS- Helen Anderson has been il
for week with cold on the luaes
A few other cases of hard colds al,
reported in the vicinity.
Mrs Henry Dewing has returned t,
her home in Glover after some thre
weeks of nursing the sick at the hom,
. of the late DR.. Bailey
The next number of the Iec,u,
course will be given here Wednes3s
eve ning. Feb. 3zd, by Alton Packs ard
= the famous cartoonjst and Impersona
tor.
WIFI T., Wylie. who was taken t
Burlington about two weeks ago fo
an operation for appendicitis is no,
jill with pneumonia, as result of tn
operation.
The Junior G. F.. society resume
meetings Saturday afte severa
months vacation The new superin
tendent is Paul Harrip who is espe
J cially gifted in working wit Children
Walter Young, the little son O
Robert Young, broke his arm las
week in a mishap at school. Hi
father took him to st. Johnsbur
Friday for special examination a
the hospital.