Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-11-19

where she will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs.J A. Bowker.-Mrs. Nimms has
gone to Morgan to spend the winter with
G. Taylor.-George Cummings spent few
days in Boston last week.-Bessie Pike has
gone to Berlin, N. Ito spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Rooney.
Coventry.
The VIM. Stevens tenement house is be-
ing taken down.
Mary Brooks gave party to her young
friends last Tuesday evening.
George Herman injured his knee last
Friday and is confined to the house
The village school closed last Friday.
Miss Brown has gone to her home in
Westfield.
Rev. Lyman of Barton Landing, preached
at the Cong. church in exchange with Rev.
A. S. Bole last Sunday.
The e. E. society will hold a sale of arti-
Giles useful and ornamental in the vestry
of the Cong. church the second week in
December. Come and buy your Christmas
presents.
Miss. Eliza Parker is home from Barton,
where she has been caring for Mrs. Hardy.
Mrs. Sarah Gorham and her daughter,
Jessie have been visiting friends in town
the past week.-Mrs.. Wilder of w hitefield,
N. H. has come to live with her son, Alvah
Smith.
Craftsburv.
Allen Chapman from Boston is visiting
friends in town.
LaI. tee
ing Friday evening.
E. Boardman has bought Danai Childs'
farm and taken possession.
The village school closed last Friday
with the usual examinations.
Mrs. Jennie Bingham from Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Smith.
The snow roller made its first appearance
last Sunday the earliest in it's record.
The stage failed of making two regular
trips last week on account of the storm and
bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Silver are at home
after spending the past few months in
Massachusetts.
Our item oflast week in which we stated
that c. H. Hanson had sold his farm, stock,
crops etc., for $500 was incorrect. The
price should have been $334O.
There will be four days meeting held in
the NJ. E. church this week commencing
Tuesday evening. Ministers from away
are expected to occupy the pulpit.
North Craftsbury.
Mrs. Frank Cass and son are sick with
the measles.
The district school closed Friday after
noon with exercises.
Miss Ethel Drew has finished her school
and returned to her home in Irasburg.
The remains of Mrs. Alex Mitchell of
Albany were brought here for burial last
week Saturday.
The academy students had "Longfellow
last week which was much en-
joyed by all present.
Sadie Lyon and Nellie Allen have return
ed from Boston.-H. n. Stevens was at st.
Johnsbury last week on business.-A. Pad
dock has returned from his visit to New
York.
Derby.
at the rear of the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Carter is keeping house for c. X.
Carpenter during Mrs. Carpenters enforc-
ed idleness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holbrook and Miss
Colby have returned from Lake Park for
he winter.
The ladies of the Cong. church held a
'ocial at the home of Mr.. Jason Wilson
Friday evening" y-b a.cM r4t
3 Mr.. Rufus Blake from Salem Derby is |
moving his family into Maj. CIRCUITS tene-
nent next Henry Crandall's.
Owing to the small attendance the first
light, the variety show company that
anne here last week cancelled their other
Rev. A. j. Small has gone to his home in
Maine for a two weeks vacation. During
lis absence Mrs. Small and little daughter
will stop at F. j. Ham blet's.
The Academy students hold their final
social, and promenade, Friday
vening, Nov %. Blair's orchestra will
urnish music. Admission 25 cts.
Prof. G. A. Andrews was in Barton the
after part of the week attending teachers
Rogers has gone to
Mass, to spend his vacation
With his father.-Mrs w. R. Daley has
'een spending several days with her par
nts in Coventry.
Homer Crandall is at home from New
York.
Mr.. John Merrill from New Hampshire
las been visiting at G. H. Fosters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lapen celebrated their sill
er wedding Nov. 10. About seventy-five
# their friends were present and the eve