Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-10-29


mart of last week.
ACADEMY NOTES
There viii be a Halloween social IN
the academy hall Friday evening
s dnoission 25c. Children 1Oc- A
GOOD time Is planned for all
Better English week is being OBJ
served by the training class.
The children of Craftsbury are IN
vited to come to the teacher training
room in the gymnasium to see the
indian village the girls have MADE
Miss Gladys Griggs was absent
Friday on account of illness.
CRAFTsBURY
A. G. Buchanan is painting ms
buildings.
A. E. LOOMS has bought farm
in Royalton.
Mrs. Percy Keir is spending
short time in Boston
6. A. Smith returned Saturday
from Orleans and vicinity
Barbara Davidson was at home
from Morrisville over Sunday.
Bernice Winget was weekend
guest of Mrs. Z. \. Nelson.
J. E. Davidson was business vis-
itor in Waterbury Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. Rublee, who cared for ". B.
Simpson, returned to her home IN
Morrisville Friday.
Mrs. o. B. Wells eft Tuesday for
Boston where she viii attend the w
F. NJ. S. jubilee.
There will be a Halloween social
Thursday evening at Collinsyllle at
the home of Ernest Johnson.
Rev. o. B. Wells left Saturday for
Rochester where he Is to officlate az
a memorial service for soldier.
Doris Wells gave an interesting
report Sunday evening Of the \. w
C. A. meeting in Essex Junction.
The Willing Workers held Hal
lowe'en social with Mrs. Fred Graves
Wednesday when witches, ghosts and
hobgoblins reigned.
The o. E. S. held a public social at
their rooms Friday evening. There
was a good attendance and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Sarah Church superintendent
of the Italian Mission of North Bar
re, occupied the pulpit of the NJ E
church Sunday. The Collinsville So
ciety observed rally day Sunday
The following young ladies attend
ed the Y. ". c. A. conference IN Es-
sex Junction Saturday: Elnaa Cowles,
Amanda Davidson, Irene Emery,
Ruth Walker, Marion Peterson, lisa
bella Anderson and Doris Wells.
The nurse who attended Marion
Copeland when IN the children's hos
pital IN Boston came last week and
removed the jacket from her leg and
finds it much improved. Marion has
been a sufferer from infantile par
alysis for several months.
Remember the subscription price
of the Monitor goes TO 81 per year
on November l. Letters bearing
subscription money and postmarked
Friday, viii receive attention at the
price is strictly 81 IN advance.
Mrs. Robert Anderson entertained
the w f NJ S. Friday at her home
THIS was a the annual meeting. The
delegates, who attended the n. E.
Branch meeting IN Ste Johnsbury,
gave very interesting rerorts. The
following officers were elected for
another year: President, Mrs. J. E.
Davidson; vice president, Mrs. o. B.
Wells; recording secretary, Mrs. D.
Griffith; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Wallace Merrill; treasurer, Mrs.
Geo. Walker. An invitation was ex
tended to the society to attend the
annual thank offering service and
dinner at the Presbyterian church in
North Craftsbury Nov. 9Th. A So
cial hour followed and the hostess
served refreshments. Twelve ladies
were present
WALTON B. SIMPSON
In the death of BAY Simpson
Craftsbury has met with a great loss
His was beautiful life. For all
that was best in home and business
and social life, he stood. His ster-
ling integrity and kindly disposition
won for him wide friendship. of
lew can 1t be truthfuIly said. Save
with kindly voice none speak his