Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-17

The delegates and young people
who attended the Older Girls confer
ence at st. Johnsbury returned Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Noodle spent
the last few days of the week visit
ing friends in Waterbury returning
Sunday evening.
Amory Daverson from Waterbury
came Sunday and took his father, J.
T.. Daverson, home with him.
Rev. o. B. Wells preached a very
appropriate and interesting Mothers
day sermon and four children were
baptized at the M. E. church.
! The class of oldest members of
the M. E. Sunday school won the
/ panner last Sunday for having the
largest number present. They were
women.
Among those from this town to at
tend the district meeting of the w. F.
M. 5. in Hardwick Friday were Mrs.
! .. B.>Wells, Mrs. Marcia Simpson,
Mrs. Martha Morse, Mrs. Jennie Dav-
erson, Mrs. Susie Anderson, Mrs.
Mamie Allen.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Adna Pike from Laconia has
/ joined her husband here.
Scott Hoyt Bagley visited his home
town the first of the week.
G. B. Smith had the misfortune To
lose one of his registered cows last
week.
Lee Fletcher is working for M. b.
johnson on the farm lately vacated
by P. Ouilette.
Mr. Boss, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Cass, has returned to his
work in Rhode Island.
Mrs. Sadie Cowles and son. Loo
from Barton called on a few of their
many friends here Sunday.
Miss Florence Smith was chosen
from c. A. to attend the conference
at st. Johpsbury last week.
The observance of Mothers SIM
day called out an unusually LARGE
audience at the church Sunday.
Miss Margaret Johnson, who has
been working in Hardwick the nast
year, has come to work for Mrs. Will
Fifeld v -
The play, Cranberry Corners"
was a great success FRIDAY evenino.
Each did his part well before the large
audience
Miss Myrtle Robbins, who has been
in Barre hospital for some time. was
brought home last week and seems to
be improving.
Miss Goldie johnson and Irene
Emery were chosen delegates from
the Congregational church to the Old
er Girls conference held in st. Johns
bury the last of the week. /.
Ellery Davis took a double team
and carried the ladies of the Commun-
lty club to his home Tuesday, where
they were royalty entertained by
Mrs. Davis.
ACADEMY NOTES
The baseball team of Peoples acad-
en1y will come to North Craftsbury
Wednesday afternoon to play a game
with the Craftsbury academy team.
The girls in the home economics de-
partment will hold their annual ex-
hibit and tea Thursday afternoon in
the gymnasium at o'clock. Every
one is cordially invited.
Friday evening, May 10, the soph-
onlore exhibition will be held IN tie
academy hall.
The program for commencement
week is as follows: Sunday evening at
8 o'clock, the sermon to the gradual
ing class in the Congregational
church. Monday evening, class night
exercises in the Academy hall. Fri
day evening the graduating exercises
in the Congregational church follow
ed by the reception in the academy
hall.
GREENSBORO
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to Morrisville Friday.
Mrs. Stevenson went to her home
in Barnet for the weekend.
Mrs. Andrew Ritchie of West Bar
net is visiting at r. A. Ritchie's.
The Greensboro high school~has re-
ceived fine portrait of Ira Allen.
Mrs. Bertha Miller has returned
from visit to Lakeport, N. H.
George Metcalf of Irasburg visit
ed his brother, Cyrus, the past week.
Miss Loretta Cassevagh has return
ed from Burlington much improved in
health.
Mr.. Fred Messer and daughter,
Miss Etheline, were up from Montpel
ier Saturday.
John Goslant and party from Wal
den were at the lake last week and
caught some fine trout, one 10-pound-
er among the number.
Rev. McClung of East Craftsburv
preached at the Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon and will preach
next Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich of
Plymouth, N. H., spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Goodrich.
We notice that the butter maker at
Caspian Lake creamery received the
highest score at the recent contest of
creamery butter at the University of
Vermont, the score being 95.S.
Word has been received by friends
in town that Miss Mary Stimson, one
of our summer residents by the lake
for many years. passed away at her
residence in Montuelier Sunday and
funeral services were held Tuesday.
The following young ladies from
the Congregational and Presbyterian
churches attended the Older Girls con-
ference at st. Johnsbury the last of
the week: Gladvs Allen, Gretta Ath-