Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-14

new coat OF palnC.-N1r. barney mas maze
extensive repairs on his house.
Mark Shonyo, who has been at work in
New Hampshire the past year, has come
here to carry on the farm left by his broth
er Fred.
Mrs Mary A. Cate of St.5Johnsbury has
been. visiting relatives in town.-A. G.
Sawyer and wife of West Derby, former
residents here, have been visiting in town.
The school in district No. II, taught by
Mary Thayer, closed Nov. 18th. Geneva
Piper had no absent or tardy marks and
Willie Gardner had but one tardy mark
and was absent only one day.
David Wilson went on business trip to
New Hampshire last week.-Nfr. and Mrs.
Gallaher of Stanstead P. @. spent few
days at Mr.. ]. Bowland's recently.-Mrs.
Ella Nelson and her sister, Mrs. Emma
Lyon, visited at ST. Johnsbury last week.
Coventry.
The village school closes next Friday.
James Healy dislocated his hip recently.
Freda Cole has gone back to Nashua, n.
FL. to work. Bertha GoodnOugh takes her
place at Salmon Nye's.
Mrs. Mary Niles is very feeble from the
effects of a cancer.-Aaron Young remains
in a critical condition.
ThelEpworth League will give butter
fly social next Wednesday evening. A fine
entertainment will be furnished.
Miss Ann Kidder and Mrs. George Ware
visited Mrs. D. P. Walworth, at the home
of her son, in Bloomington, one day. last
week.
Miss Ella Nichols is at home from OF
tawa P. O. visiting her parents. She has
been absent seven years.-Mrs. Israel
Treaudo is home from Littleton N. H. where
she has been to visit her son.
Mrs. Mabel Douglass was given a pleas
ant surprise by about forty neighbors and
friends on the evening of her departure to
join the doctor in their new home in the
west. Refreshments were served, old ia
miliar hymns were sung and pleasant So
cial time was enjoyed by all. Mrs Doug
lass received pair of sterling silver table
spoons as a souvenir of the occasion. She
carries with her the best wishes of many
friends in her native town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston from Malone, ",
were in town last week visiting.friends
Wesley Spencer from Hardwick has
moved his family into the Leonard house.
S. L. Leavitt has gang of about thirty
men cutting logs on the Judevine lot for
the Gulf Mill Lumber Co.
The L. T. L. held very interesting Cos
pei Temperance meeting in the NJ. Z.
church last Sunday evening.
II. F. Graham is building a new sugar
Gilbert is repairing his
barn and adding a stable of about forty
feet.
y Orth CraftSDUry.
Leon Witt is in Boston, Mass
Bert UdaIl has his new barn completed.
10. Douglass has new blacksmith from
Coventry.
Mansur Reed has moved from his farm
o his place at Mill Village
Rev. D. L. Evans occupied the pulpit at
he Cong. church last Sunday.
Geo. A. Gage of Lyndonvilie and Miss
Myrtle Pike of this village were united in
last Wednesday. Both young
people are well known here and their many
riends viii wish them long and prosper
,us life.
The schools at the Mills closed last Wed
lesday with exercises in the afternoon.
ohe scholars having no marks during the
ERIN were Renfrew Gallagher, Hazel Silver,
Howard Lyon and Vaughn Wheeler. Ber-
lice Lull was absent one half day. Abbie
Pike teacher.
EAST CraftsDury.
The Ladies' Missionary society viii meet
With Mrs. James Patterson next Thursday
t II a. m. Let good number attend.
Rev. James S. Stuart, who has been a
minister and teacher in Lataria, Syria for
en- years, gave very interesting and in
tructive lecture at the Presbyterian church
in regard to the life and customs
f the people in Syria. The lecture was
yell attended and highly appreciated.
Ir. Stuart remained over the Sabbath and
SISTED in the communion services.
perOy.
The winter term at the Academy opens
IoV. 18th.
Mrs. Ada Heath has finished her work at (
he Derby house.
Harry Richard is having ventilator put
ito the hotel office.
Mr.. Edgar Silver and family return to
1eir city home this week, for the winter.
Mr.. Chas. Butler and Miss Grace Niles
ere married last week. organizations.
L. P. Jenne is repairing the house con-
ected with the grist mil property, ready
n occupancy.
The friends of Miss Bertha Pinney gave
er surprise party Friday evening. All