Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-31


children. He has given lectures in
schools all along the coast of Canada.
He remarked that high school stu
dents ought not to want to leave
school but should make the best of
the chance they have given them.
baseball team in Barton next season
are asked to meet at the club rooms
Friday evening to talk the situation
over and elect officers.
There will be an Easter dance in
Seaver's hall Thursday, April 8th
Music will be furnished by the New
Harmony orchestra. Everybody come
and enjoy good time.
Little Alice Demarais, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Demarais, died
Friday afternoon following an oper-
alton fr appendicitis. The funeral
was held Sunday from ST. Paul's
church.
Mrs. c. L. Erwin taught the
fourth grade last week in place of
Mrs. G. E. Jennings, who is sick Mrs
Jennings daughter, Mrs Charles
Naatz, of Newbury is now taking her
mothers place in school.
Wheeling has put in its appear
ance in the past ten days along with
robins, new sugar and bad roads.
High water has done some damage
and flooded many cellars in the vii
day or two stayed the melting snow
and saved much worse damage.
Regular meeting and inspection of
Orient Chapter No. 13 o. E. S. took
place Friday evening. A fine banquet
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"a fair sized crowd, after which the
work was exemplified with. three cam
didates with Mrs. Florence K Pierce,
P. G. M. presiding in the east in the
absence of the worthy matron. The
distinguished guests of the evening
were Mrs. Phyllis M. Burditt, G. War
der of the General Grand chapter and
G. M. of Vermont, from Springfield;
Mrs. Nellie M. Smythe, Associate
G. Cond. of Vermont, from ST. Johns
bury; Mrs. Maude E. Carr, Deputy G.
M. of the 7th district, from Island
Po-d; F. w. Cutting, G. P. of Yer
mont; and F. w. Baldwin, +. Z. r
of Vermont. The work was nearly
: letter perfect and very impressively
: rendered.
CRAFTSBURY
Il Wagons made their first appearance
for this season on Thursday.
Flora Waterhouse is caring for Mrs
5 Basil Boardman of East Craftsbury
Fred Keir and Hollis Lathe art
working Willard Wheeler's sugar or
chard.
: Mrs. Eva Noodle returned Thurs
day from Hardwick where she spen
: three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy entertaine,
their granddaughter Helen Board
Z. naaa, OF East Craftsbury last week
The little girls are preparing :
: Iplay. AHThe Missionary Dollles to o
u given at the missionary meeting mex
9 Tuesday afternoon.
i The d. A class held meeting
II the church vestry last Saturday aftel
:. moon. Three new members were In
tiated into the organization. A socls
= hour followed and refreshments wer
&c served.
" The C. E.. C. club held specii
~ meeting last Wednesday with Mis-
Smith. The club voted to sell patrlc
: tic buttons, the proceeds to be use
= for the decoration of the school room
l. They also voted to clean the scho'
house and to make other necessary IN
!. movements upon the building A So
u u iaI time was enjoyed and ice creal
u and waters were served by the hos
eSS.
: The Delta Alpha class will give 9
n entertainment at the church vestl
q, Thrrsdav evenino. April 1st. II
ly entertainment will consist of pla
tt an,.1,.a. Inc burglar Alarm.
farce. .sThe suff'ring Gents" reclt'
r t;ons dialogues, vocal and instr
1T ,,antal music. A social hour will TO
It. low the program and refreshmen
will be served. Everyone come al
:. have jolly time.
Of NORTH CRAFTSBURY
T. Archie Chase has not been as we
- the past week.
e Miss Mabel Hathaway went to Bu
Us lington Friday.
q : Miss Dora Gallagher arrived hon
- from Burlington Saturday.
n George Robin La inst ta1
a aDi,one Installed II ms mouse
P Rev. Peterson visited the teacher
'l- class Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Cowles spent half day La
= week with the Training Glass;
Miss Elma Cowles visited MI
. Marian Peterson the weekend.
ry Miss Mary Root is home from
us Johnsbury for her Easter vacation
~ Cx,.tb raS visitor