Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-02-02
CRAFTSBURY

Representative Hadley came home
FRIDAY from Montpelier as bust
ness visitor.
Flora Warehouse came last week
from klchtOrd tor a few weeks vlslL
at Fred Green's.
Mrs. Wallace Merrill entertained
her father, Mr. Perkins, from Bldge-
water, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Farman of Troy
were guests of Mr.. and MRS. N. Ii.
Kinney Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Noodle visited
their daughter, Mrs. Tony Roy, in
Hardwlck Sunday and Monday.
The donation at the M. E. church
FRIDAY evening was a decided success
In every particular. The proceeds
were 1925.
Jennie Sumner of Holyoke,, Mass,
and Fred Leonard of Barnet, VINO
were called here by the death of j. j.
Lindsay, have returned home.
Mrs. Ed. Young, with a part of
their household goods, moved the last
of the week to their new home in
Woodbury.. Mr.. Young will remain
In the shoe and harness shop for a
few weeks. .
Mrs. Carrie Bicford entertained
Wednesday at her home the Ladies'
Union from Collinsville, Willing
Workers and Ladies' Aid from the
village. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent. Light refreshments were
served. All were happier for the
very pleasant occasion. The next
meeting is to be held with Mrs. 0. B.
Wells.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
H. Hanson has gone to Wells River
to work.
N. B. Williams was business Wis
itor in Hardwick Friday.
Miss Helen Vance was unable to
return to school this week.
Miss Winifred Williams is home
from Boston for few days.
Max Davidson, who is home from
Burlington, visited school Monday.
Miss Mamie Hayden is keeping
house for Mrs. Dustin in her absence.
The pageant given by the C. A.
students was fine. and drew a big
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
spent last Sunday at their home in
Glover.
Mrs. Jennie Sanders of Albany was
the guest of Mrs. Nina Wheeler Mon
day.
Rev. C. j. Peterson was called to
Montgomery Tuesday of last week re-
turning Thursday.
The Ladies' Missionary society held
their sewing meeting with Mrs. N. B
Williams Wednesday.
C. Hitchcock and w. e. Wheeler fin
ished filling the creamery ice house
last week.
Charles Berry had the misfortune
! to fall Wednesday night and injure his
foot quite badly.
The basket ball team from G. A
will go to Hardwick Friday to play
the team there. E,&<-
Misses Mildred and Grace Fair.
banks spent the weekend with theil
mother in Greensboro.
Henry Garner has rented Ton
Johnson's farm for year. He take:
possession February 1.
Williams & Root received car Of
wheat last week which they will make
into flour for their patrons
John Dutton was called to West.
field Monday to attend the funeral Of
his cousin, DR.. Julius Dutton. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root and little
daughter are staying with Mrs. Fair
banks in Greensboro for the present
Mrs. Adelaide Dustin and Mis-!
Mary Dustin have gone to New Yori
to spend some time with friend:
there.
Miss Eva Hoadley, who has beer
working at w. Fifield's, was at hel
home in Wolcott last week on account
of sickness.
w. C. Hadley was home from Mont
pelier last week and spent the week
end with G. L. Wheeler and called or
many friends.
The c. A. basketball team went
to Barton the 25th to play the team
there. The game stood "a to "a II
favor of Barton.
There is to be box social at the
Mill Village schoolhouse Friday, Feb
ruary A. The proceeds will go tt
help put a much needed floor in the
building. Old and young are invited
to enjoy good time.
| c. B. Cole recently received a check
for $3.50 from the ST. Johnsbury and
L. C. railroad 1t was note given
Mr.. Cole 45 years ago. Had he re-
ceived the interest due him it would
have been quite a sum but he only got
the face of the note.
The Mems club held their annual
meeting at the church vestry Thurs
day evening. Oysters were served
Ex- Gov. Graham spoke in his inter
esting way on "The League of Ma
tons" c. j. Peterson was elected
! as president, N. B. Williams as Sec
rotary and treasurer for the year
1921.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss Myrtle Bailey was in ST.
Johnsbury the past week.
Miss Mildred Dutton of Barton
spent the weekend at her home here.
Amos Macomber was very i'll last
week and still remains in a critical
condition.
Robert Young is numbered among
the sick ones. Mrs. Young is very
much improved.
Miss Mabel Young attended the
teachers convention held in Newport
Thursday and Friday.
Tho Wide Awake class met at the