Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-10

.&nilh: songs were sung by Mildred Cor
Inn and Elva Smith; Grace Bean gave
.Acitation. The society wish to thank the
tchestra and thanks are also due to Mrs.
I've for her untiring efforts to make an in
resting program.
Last Coventry.
Harry Black was in town last week.
Ms. c. E. Allen of Newport is stopping
. 5. Z. Standish's.
henry Wells was very sick last week,
y. Ut is better at present writing.
|John @. Walters infant child was found
bat in bed Sunday morning, Mar. 2.
Mss Ruth McFarlane has returned from
arton, where she visited last week.
sraftsburY.
Mrs. Nye has returned from Albany and
al G.. T. Towards.
George Merrill and U. S. Tallman were
Newport last week as jurors.
Mrs. Edwin Stratton fell on the ice last
fednesday and was severely hurt.
IHarrison Allen and family of Lyndon
lie visited relatives in town last week.
Dell Spaulding is building is shed for
bring sawdust, so It. long and 20 IT. wide.
Martin Sawyer has traded his village
sidence with Z. II. Hanson for the j. d..
savitt place.
I'D. Silver and wife from Boston were
He'd to this town by the death of Mr..
lver's mother.
Miss Nellie Babcock of Greensboro is at
ork at G. T. Towards and Miss Nellie
len at John Keir's.
Mrs. Augusta Barter, from Swansea, n.
!, is in town, called here by the sickness
81 death of her mother, Mrs. Silver.
During the thaw of March 1st flood of
ow and ice came down the hill and
ssed through Dell Spaulding's house,
baking windows, doors and household
rnishings.
II. A. Scott has bought the Grange Hall
Hiding and will occupy the lower part of
building as a harness shop. The
FRnge will still occupy the rooms now
ed by them.
Dir. Elmer Stratton left last week to
com 5any his uncle, Samuel Stratton,
d daughter to Vineland, N. j., their
Dme. On his return he will visit New
brk in the interests of his mercantile
lsiness.
A CARD. We wish to tender our heart
thanks to the friends who so kindly
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saster of Saturday, March LIST, and also
ose who opened their homes to us.
MIR. AND Mrs. A. e. SPALDING
AND FAMILY
Jraftsbury Grange held its regular meet
Mar. 7. About thirty members were
esent and one guest from Hardwick
Ike and coffee were served. The next
Getting will be Mar. 21. A literary pro-
pm will be given. 1t is hoped that there
IL be large attendance.
asst Craftsbury.
Mrs. George Wylie has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Dick Thompson spent few days
last week with friends at Craftsbury.
Miss May Taylor who has been attend
college at Beaver Falls, Pa, returned
me last Wednesday.
Orth Craftsbury.
Mrs. Melissa Dunbar is spending a few
VS. with friends in Greensboro.
Mr.. Herbert DEMO, of Concord, n. H
sited his father here several days las
eek.
a. b. Pike attended the funeral of an olt
end, II. w. Camp at North Wolcott las
ednesday.
The spring term of the academy opene,
/ Monday. About the usual number o
idents were enrolled during the week.
The "antiquarian supper" which wa
definitely postponed on account Of tn
ather.
The Misses Anna and Alice Graham, o
nth Albany, spent several days last wee
iting Ed. Wheeler's family and othe
ends on the Common.
Mrs. Ellen Silver died at the home of he
lighter, Mrs. Charlie Wiley, March
err an illness of two weeks. Funert
vices were held on Wednesday, Rev. {
Stebbins officiating.
:. II. Roots people received word recent
from Mrs. Royal Noodle that Mr.. Mood
had serious illness, due to hear
uble, and will be obliged to rest for
lie from active labors.
4ouis Beauvas of Coventry has rente
Douglass blacksmith shop, and hs
gun work. Mr.. Beauvas comes wit
bd recommendations of his workman
p and invites patronage.
bout fifty young people gave surpris
Ety to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marcy la!
day evening. Before leaving they pre-
ted couple of chairs as tokens of GOO
and mementos of the occasion.
1r. Truman Cook died March 1st at tt
me of his daughter, Mrs. Benjami
son, where he and Mrs. Cook had bee
ng this winter. A prayer service WI
Quoted at the house by Rev. G. H Mors
nday, and the remains were taken
over for interment.