Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-02-23

his usual easy manner and relateo
MANY interesting stories. Inc mouse
was well filled. After the SPEAKING
the hall was cleared and Mr.. Bullaro
and Miss Harrison played lot q
promenade and some old-1asnloneu
dances which was greatly enJoyeu og
the children and goodly nunper ~. ~
narents as we'll. Candy mace ny M NJ
home economics class was suiu exc
net proceeds amounted 10 aoou. hooi
which is to help pay TOT the So
piano.
GREENSBORO BEND
Will Goethe, who has been aui'e
sick, is little better. Of
Mrs Mary Robinson is WORKING az
r Dezams for while.
Mrs Whitcomb entertained ner SID
+on from, Wolcott over Sunday.
M Rand of Burlington was mere
W. hrsiness the first of the week.
Mrs Fanny Clary is vlslVng ,
MP ~ ST. Johnsbury for a re"
days. .oo+on N. H.,
Leahuei snending a few days III
town. DoL attended
MT. alo - Ernest KimbalPs FRIDAY
evening. ,,;1le is
me- Pope of Jeffersonvllle
snending a few days WIN me- 49,
Frank Pope. a,nce at
There was a good attendance; do a ~
Tho father and son soclal vi
o on at the M. E. vestry'
Ms AGNES Witt, who mas oeG r
s+au;ne with her daughter maI at
= Allen. is spending rev
W r. Wheeler's in Cral
Ms Rishop, who has been III WIN
nannoonia, is improving. aou 70
~ Alden Twiss went TUESDAY ~
.MI;noton for medical ADVICE r.
M.s + N. Nelson will occupy nsi
MIS-. d1,,s house for the present
~ 49, leaders meeting THURSDAY tai
Onl. All are invited to a''en ~,
evellns hn Morse, who has been IA
Mr - ct two weeks is lmprovMe'
Madam Willard, VINO ;s slowly
slight stroke OF paralysis
gaining. hos oone to St.
1ohns bury to assist In the
Harland Gage. -. .nd taken
Will snring has rented ana n+ Over
session of the Kerr tenehAe"
The hardware store. snent
C1;swau. the telephone man, .;r;no
later part of last Weeh
a.1senbones in this vicinity.
The teachers training ciass at the
. nv nrogram Sunday a'
n m,ss Of the Sunday school, =, ,,e
~ ~ ladies' Aid society VIII s5.r1
Inc 10 the town hall lues""S'
M March l. town meeting Day aon+
csvnell Laid, U; y. M us, s'u until
nc Friday to spend the tii''e
T1'nsdav at his home mere .,o
T,o,,+v-fve from this part o. Mor r
1wen 4tsnded the donation at ISoA VII
Cow4a shurv Friday evening.
oi 49, c;,Ehert from Hardwick D Wa
a guest of her siste d F E
bins. Thursday and rrio" uh+,ook
R,,+h Walker went to brig and and
bosnital, St. Johnsbury, fe re- ,.anooved.
Nd her tonsils and adenolos
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Allen ana az &C
Loo Merrill attended the funeral -
N Lebaron in Morrlsvllle ouiio'S
The beginners and primary classes
f +ho Sunday school are invited 10 q
VI at Hhe parsonage Saturday al
ternOOn. n
Mrs. p. w. Daverson and Mrs: Y.
In Wells were guests from the village
to the supper given by the home Ho-
onomics class
The Delta Alpha class entertained
the two junior Sunday school classes
at a Washington social in the Vestry
of the M. E. church Tuesday evening.
Gayneu Laid returned to Burling-,
ton tuesday accompanied by several
of the senior class of Craftsbury
academy, who will attend the "Kake
Walk"
The following left Monday fore
noon to attend the "Kake Walk" at
U. V. M: Elmer Cowles, Marion Pc
terson, Olive Daniels, Clifford Dan
iels, Earl Wilson, Glendpn Griggs,
Annie Uric, Homer Reed and Archie
Webber.
The ,Woman's Missionary society
was entertained Friday afternoon by
the secretary, Mrs. J. d. Griffith.
The program for the day of prayer
for missions was carried out. The
last half of Chap. II was taken up
by four of the women. After a So
cial hour ice cream and cake were
, served. Sixteen women were pres
, emit.
A disastrous fire Tuesday morning
| destroyed the postoffice block which
contained the postofice, Percy Kier's
hardware store and plumbing shop
two tenements where the families
barely escaped with their lives in the
! night, also Mrs. E. N. Nelson's mil
! linery store and home combined, was
: : destroyed with very little saved. The
postoffice with all it's contents was
. lost There is partial insurance or
this property. The postoffice is al
D. J. Griffith's store for the present
Il NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Peterson is quite ILL.,. !.
The academy closed Saturday to
: reopen Wednesday.
> C. B. Smith is suffering with neu
ralgia in his face.
Murle Goodwin was in Newport 9
few days last week.
$ Edmund Root was business Wis
!. itor in Boston recently.