Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-25

DNhhCID l1SS III a CIlIlCdl COnUlllOn luG
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
At the Republican caucus held last Sat-
urday the following delegates were elected:
State, C.S. Human, VIM. Nelson and L.W.
Stevens. County, j. B. Holton, Wm.Nel-
son, L. w. Stevens, Jerome Hudson and
John Parlin.
There will be celebration in Preston
Clark's grove July 4th, if pleasant, if not,r
July5. The parade will start at I'm. from
w. j. Fortes'. There will be games of al
kinds, Mr.. Wade will be at the grove with
his graphophone; the boys will have a
game of base ball in the afternoon. Every
body come and bring dinner.
Coventry.
| There will be a lawn social at Ira A.
Whc-lock's next Friday afternoon and
evening. Everyone invited.
Remember the Republican caucus to be
held in the town hall Thursday evening at
O'Clock to elect delegates to the county
| convention.
All are requested to join an excursion
to the White Mountains next Wednesday
evening, June 9th. The train leaves the
| Congregational church vestry here at s pm.
| Single tickets one smile, round trip tickets
one smile and a hand shake. The train
will stop at the Mountain House for re-
freshments.-
The Ladies' Society are preparing an
interesting program for June % in celebrat-
ing the centennial anniversary of the set
Element of Coventry. AS the ladies wish
to purchase a new carpet for the Congre-
OatiOnaI or iG hnr0pd that oil the
friends will come out and help us by ex-
changing a good dinner which we shall
try to give them for 20 cents, children 10
cents. Program given below:
10 a. M, instrumental music.
Examination of relics of aye Olden Time"
Exhibition of paintings, ancient and
modern.
Music.
100, music, Pilgrim Fathers.
Historical address, Rev. A. >. Bole
Song, Mabel Black
Historical paper, Mrs. r. f. Parker
Original poem, >. w. Parker
Music.
"reminiscences by j. S. Kidder and others.
Music.
Craftsbury.
E. c. Stratton starts his grocery wagon
this morning.
E. Brill has moved his family to Glover
where he has work.
A. J. Jones has gone to Boston where he
has found employment.
Charles Leonard has finished work for
Amory Dawson and is now stopping at the
Eagle hotel.
The entertainment in the NJ. f. church
last Thursday evening was very interesting
and profitable.
Cedric Rand is home from Burlington
where he went to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons.
j. H. Poor gave party last Thursday IN
honor of his nephew, Arthur Covland of
Berlin, who is visiting him.
Hazel Williams, who has been attending
school here, was called home recently on
account of the sickness of her mother.
Mrs. John Kerr received dispatch last
Wednesday morning from Gardner, Mass,
stating that her brother-in law, Milo Lltch,
was suffering from paralytic shock.
The remains of Mrs Frye Williams, who
died some years ago, were brought here
from Greensboro last week and placed in
the village cemetery beside those of her
husband.
Mrs. Eliza Lother from Newbury is Wis |
iting her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Patterson. |
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Dawson and Fred Rand |
from Barton were in town to attend the |
funeral of Mr.. Williams.
IF. Williams died at the home of Geo. |
T. Howard last Tuesday, aged about seven
ty years. The funeral was held Thursday, !
Rev. d. L.. Evans assisted by Rev. j. c.
Taylor officiating. Mr.. Williams died of
heart trouble. He had resided in this
town for many years and was honored and
respected by all who knew him. He leaves
three grandsons and many other relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
n OTti CTaItSbEry.
A. r. Pike of Morrisville is visiting his
son, A. 3. Pike.
Prof. CoIburn and wife of Newport are
at the Little Hosmer pond.
A number from this place attended the
Grange picnic held at Greens boro lake last
Charles Root and DR.. Dustan went to
Newport last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Rev. Mason Dutton.
Dennis Sheehan has returned from Mon
treal where he has been attending college.
Miss Mary Paddock has returned from
DERBY.
George Burton is improving the appear
ance of his house by painting it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Johnson are enter
aiming company from Island Pond.
Mice 1arapioa Merrill NJ Gu1itb1c Mills |
P. O., is stopping with her aunt, Mrs
sol |