Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-02-16
CRAFTSBURY

CRAFTSBURY
Orrin Robbins, who was seriously
i'll last week, is much improved.
The Epworth League held Lin
coin social in the vestry Friday even
ing.
Rev. o. B. Wells has placed a new
piano in his home for his daughter,
Doris.
The Ladies' Aid society voted to
serve dinner at the town meeting on
March LIST.
S. A. Gage has been working for
the past week for Harry Mackender
IN Hardwick.
The w. F. M. S. meeting will be
held with Mrs. j. D. Griffiths Friday
afternoon, February Is
The primary classes are much
pleased with the new chairs placed in
their Sunday school room.
Jennie Randall is spending a little
time with her sister, Mrs. Armour
Anderson, in West Glover.
Rev. o. B. Wells preached very
able and interesting sermon on Abra-
ham Lincoln in the M. E. church Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Young with
their family finished moving from
Hardwick and occupied their new
home Tuesday.
The Bishop brothers finished NOV
ing Saturday, to their new home in
the S. R. Lathe house, known as the
Leavtt place.
Miss Grace Fairbanks, teacher in
the higher department of the village
school, has given up the school on
account Of poor health. Mrs. Fred
Keir. takes her place.
The union meeting of the Ladies'
Union of Collinsville, the Willing
Workers and Ladies' Aid society of
this village held at the parsonage
Friday afternoon was pleasant oc-
casion and a very interesting Lin
coin program, interspersed with
nging was carried out. Mrs. j. E.
A'len favored the audience with q
olo. The business of the different
ocieties was done in the usual way
axe and ice cream were served and
II were happier for the pleasant
oming together.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss Marvel Hanson has been Wis
ing in Walden.
Amos Macomber is more comfort
BILE at this writing.
Rev. Mr.. Garvin of Ryegate will
reach in tho TT. P. church next Sum
day at o'clock.
n4s. 41-z<.-S Hanson, who n;
zen visiting relatives in Cambridg
as returned home.
Miss Lois Uric recently spent tt
yeek-end with her friend, Miss Ru
)avis, Of Albany.
John Colburn, who has been la:
o with a sore foot, is better and alb
return to his work at Walter Al
erson's.
Miss Nora Richardson returned 1
Ter school last week-after an absent
few days on account of sprail
d ankle.
The many friends of Mrs. Sara
anderson are pleased to see her OF
| gain, after being kept in with a Sc
ere cold for several weeks.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Miss Domino from Richford is the
nurse at w. Fifield's.
John Berry and children visited al
Charles Berry's Saturday.
MISS Marshall from Brandon is
working at w. L. Dustan's.
Harry Rowell, a former student
visited G. A. Wednesday.
Mrs. Reginald Anderson is in St
Johnsbury visiting relatives.
Little Richard Farrar, who has
been very ILL, is little better.
Jack Peterson was the guest of hi:
niece, Mrs. George Anderson, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter of AL
bany visited at George Anderson:
Thursday.
Mr.. Lunt has moved MS family in
to the mill house and will work for T
M. Gallagher.
Mrs. Charles Root spent the week
end in ST. Johnsbury with her daugh
ter, Miss Mary.
DR.. Easton assisted by Miss Cole
operated on the throat of Levi Col,
Tuesday morning.
The annual donation and oyste
supper will be at the Congregations
church Friday, February II.
Mrs. Maude A. Davis from Man
chester, N. H., visited at REGINALD
Anderson's part of last week.
| Mrs. Witt, who has been in Greens
boro Bend for some time, is visitin.
her daughter, Mrs. w. E. Wheeler.
The remains of Mrs. Wheatle.
were brought here from Orlean
Thursday and placed in the famil
lot.
Miss Grace Fairbanks was unabl
to finish her year in school at Crafts
bury and has gone to her home il
Greensboro.
The ladies in Mill Village met a
the home of Mrs. F. Dunn Februar,
II, to help Mrs. Young enjoy he
10th birthday.
GREENSBORO BEND
Henry Stone, Jr., is quite i'll wit
heart trouble.
E. w. Billiard was in Swanton O.
business the first of the week.
Ernest Kennison has returned hom
after spending few years in In
tdiana