Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
CRAFTsBURY

Mr.. Lunt and family have moved
onto the j. J. Lindsay place.
Mrs. Marcia Simpson went Sunday
to Barton for short stay.
Pre-Memorial exercises were held
in the village school Monday.
Rev. o. B. Wells attended the fun
eral of relative in johnson Satur-
day.
Mrs. E. d. Hardy from Knowlton,
Canada, called on friends in town
last week.
Elma Cowles, a Burlington stu
dent. visited her home from Friday
until Sunday.
came Saturday to spend Sunday and
Monday with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. o. B. Wells.
from the j. J. Lindsey place to the
house on the creek road known as the
Sadie Robbins place.
Lena Clark and Edna Anderson
gave very interesting report of the
Older Girls conference at the Epworth
League meeting Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Grow of Johnson
were in town Friday to attend the
Amanda Daverson. also Barbara Dav-
eson of Morrisville and Max Daverson
of Burlington.
Mrs. Harry Emery of Barton spent
most of last week in this town. Fri
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Emery with
their sons, Merton, Clarence and Luz
clan, attended the graduating exer-
cises of the Craftsbury academy
i where their daughter and sister.
Irene, graduated.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Adna Pike has returned to
Laconia, N. Ell.
Miss Pratt went Monday to her
home in Natick, Mass.
Miss Anna Root is assisting in the
Hardwick hospital.
Prof. j. E.. Colburn of Burlington
is spending a few days In town.
Il Miss Fanny Reed of Burlington is
guest of Miss Katheryn Randall.
Miss Winifred Williams is home
from Boston for short vacation.
4 Earl Woodruff, who has been help
ing w. Dustin the past year, has gone
to Hardwick to work.
! Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Dunn and son
and wife from North Haverhill, N. H.,
are visiting at Tom Dunn's.
Robert Harper recently had his
dairy of full blood Jerseys tested for
T. B. and it was found free from dis
ease.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Keller and
Mrs. Leo Williams were in Newport
Saturday to attend the county G. f.
! convention.
There was a very large attendance
as usual at the graduating exercises.
The graduates did justice to their
hard work.
Rev. Creig of Hardwick preached
the Memorial service Sunday. The
subject was, Memory" and brought
out some beautiful thoughts.
William Jefferies, state probation
officer from Montpelier, will speak at
the mems club the evening of June
IL. The men are inviting everyone,
even the ladies, to attend.
The C. A. has closed very sue
cessful school year. The same facul,
ty will return with the exception OF
Miss, Pratt. who will return to Mass
achusetts and Miss Dorothea French
/ of Richmond will teach home econom-
les.
EAST CRAFTSBURY
Miss Alice Young is working for
Mrs Clarence Uric.
James Anderson of New York City
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. M. Shields was with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Dewing, few
days last week.
The children are requested to meet
at the church on Saturday at 2 o'clock
to rehearse for Children's day.
Miss Maud and Ora Anderson were
in UnderhiH on Wednesday of last
week to attend Herbert Fairs auc-
ton sale.
The members of the choir are to
meet at the church on Saturday even
ing to rehearse the music for Chill
dren's day.
i The annual meeting of the congre-
cation will be held on Tuesday June
9Th. The ladies will serve dinner as
usual and the meeting will be held
at 1.30. All the members are urged
to be present
GREENSBORO
Miss Emma Lindsay went to Bur
llngton for visit Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Messer were
up from Montpelier Sunday.
Miss Alice Simpson of Craftsbury
was a visitor in town Saturday.
James Simpson returned to his
home in Manchester, N H., Friday.
Andrew Wiley has new Overland
car. and R. A. Richie has new Max
well.
Mrs. Ema Mckinley returned from
Hardwick hospital Saturday much i'm
proved in health.
Several from town attended the
graduating exercises at Craftsbury
academy Friday evening.
Herbert Terrill and party of five
from New York were entertained at
| the Caspian Lake House Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Fitzpatrick of the high school
entertained her mother from Fair
Haven over the weekend and Memoir
ial day.
Sunday morning, Rev. E. R. Cor
don preached pre- Memorial sermon
at the Presbyterian church to a we'll
filled house.