Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-28

July 23d. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross will pass
their honeymoon at Montreal and Niagara
Falls, and on their return will reside at
Island Pond.
Craftsbury.
Geo. Howard was in Burlington the last
of the week.
j. g. Dawson from Newport was in town
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corrow buried
their infant son last Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Dawson and son have gone
to Newport for few weeks visit.
Myra Gage from Burlington is in town
caring for Mrs. Maggie Corrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and son
from Boston visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Butler and daughter
Ruth from Lyndonville are visiting friends
in town.
Elmer Stratton aud J. Kerr attended the
democtatic convention at Burlington
Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Renfrew and daughter from
| Peacham visited at the home of T. N. GAL
| lagher last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve ice
cream on }. D. Leavitt's lawn Friday
evening, Aug. LIST, from four till eight
o'clock.
| Rev. Geo. w. Morrow gave very inter-
esting address in favor of the prohibitory
law and against high license in the M. e.
church last Sunday evening.
| We have received an item intended for
Craftsbury news, but as it was unsigned
we are unable to publish it. All COM
munications intended for publication
must be sighed, otherwise they will be
omitted ED.
East CraftsburY.
Mr.. e. A. Dunbar was in town last week.
Miss Mary Dwinell is visiting at DR..
Bailey's.
Miss Carrie Graham is visiting at H. H.
Bailey's.
II. 2. Hartman has moved the post
office into his store.
Miss Emma Anderson recently visited
her friend, Miss Mary Taylor.
Miss Margaret Taylor is visiting at
her brothers. in Greens boro.
Mr.. Pliny Moody called on old-time
friends in this part of the town last Friday.
Mrs. S. E. Morse was called to Middle
bury recently by the sickness of her
4 daughter, Mrs. Dick Thompson.
'4> "a Coventry.
Lillian Hancock has returned to the
Peerless.
Bernice Hancock is confined to his bed
by illness. s..
Mrs. Frank True and daughters of Rut-
land are visiting in town.
Elva Dean and Myra Drake have gone to
Barton to work in the Peerless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wadleigh and
daughter Bertha, of Greenfield, Mass, are
visiting at John P. Wheelock's.
] Mrs. Morse, mother of Mrs. w. F. Scott,
while visiting her daughter, was taken
seriously sick with pneumonia, and died
on Wednesday. Her remains were taken
to her home in Glover for burial.
The Ladies' Missionary Circle met with
Mrs. Barrows Wednesday July 23d. Be-
tween thirty and forty ladies and gentle
men partook of bountiful supper. If the
ladies had all been as busy during the
afternoon as they were at supper time, q
vast amount of work would have been
accomplished. As it was, several garments
were finished by the faithful few and
generous contributions by visitors present
helped to replenish the treasury. 8 g,rN
The lawn party held at II. G. CIeveland's
Friday evening under the auspices of the
G. E. society was a success both socially
and financially. The lawn was beautifully
decorated with small trees, evergreen, etc.
the many gayly- colored Japanese lanterns
added to the beauty of the scene. Coventry
orchestra furnished music; Miss Blanche
, True presided at the organ. REGULATIONS
were finely rendered by Misses Clara Owl
nell, Charlena Herbert and Myra Lewis
The whistling solo with piano accompani1
ment, by Miss May Wheeler was greatly
enjoyed; she was heartily applauded. There
was vocal solo by Miss Mabel Ware, and
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Shipped
Among friends who were present from out
Of town were Mrs. Matthews and son o]
Fitchburg, Mrs. Hermon Wells of Barton
: Landing, Hon. and Mrs. Elijah Cowles OF
Jersey City, Mrs. Frank True and daugh1
tiers of Rutland, Max Bennett Thrasher
Miss May Wheeler, and Mrs. e. F. Branch
and son OF Amherst, Mass. Thanks ard
due Mrs. Cleveland for her untiring EFFORT
to give the young people a charming
evenings entertainment. IN
East Coventry. SSH
Miss Alma Parker visited in Newpor
; Thursday. ises f,.-.tr
Charles Hamblet of Barton was in tow1
Thursday. g..
r Maggie Carroll has finished work fol
Mrs. Parker.
s Sarah Carroll is working for Mrd
Howard Foster.
Edna Knapp OF Newport visited he|
parents last week.
David Anderson visited few days Al
Magoon's Point, p. O., last week. ~
Richard Dunn of Derby Line visited a
8. E. Standish's Tuesday and Wednesday