Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-18
Charleston is visiting at his home for few
East Charleston.


Rev. Mr.. Gill of Westmore gave an
interesting address at the grove meeting
Sunday, Aug. 10.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. R. p. Stevens Wednesday afternoon,
Aug. 10th, for tea. Every body is cor
daily invited.
L. III. West, secretary of the Vermont
Branch, American Bible Society, will
speak next Sunday, Aug. a. at 2:s0 p. M,
at stoddard's Grove. If rainy day, the
service will be at the church.
The children will give an entertain ment.
consisting of singing, dialogues and
speaking, Thursday evening, Aug. 21st.
The purpose of the entertainment is to get
funds to buy more singing books for the
children. A promenade will follow.
West Charleston.
The temperance concert was a success in
every way.
Miss Mabel Leland from Montpelier is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Alton and children are
visiting Mr.. Atoms mother.
Mrs. E. 0. Bennett is entertaining several
SuestS lTOIu out OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renehan have returned to
| their home in New York city.
Mrs. Mabel Bowley of Newport is stop
| ping with her mother, Mrs. Alton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Marvin of Derby
visited at Calvin Sawyer's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renehan of Canada spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Bruce.
Mrs. Mary Foster and Mrs. Georgia
Woodland are home from their visit in New
York.
The W. c. T. U. speaking contest will be
held in the Cong. church next Friday even
ing, Aug. 3d. A cordial invitation ex-
| tended to all. M s - a
There was very quiet wedding last
Tuesday evening at Mr.. Nelson Hardy's
When his sister, Leona, was married to
| Clarence Burbick. Congratulations.
/ The temperance recital at the Congrega-
t1onal church Thursday evening Aug. 18th
was well attended. At the social follow
ing by the Hg ht of Chinese lanterns on the
parsonage lawn nine gallons of ice cream
with cake was served to the happy throng
SO many others had selections learned that
could not be used for lack of time that an
other recital was announced for Friday
night, Sept. -. Many have signed the
pledge against tobacco and the cup.
Coventry.
i Mrs. L. R. Guild is very sick.
Emma Pearson is home from Keene, N.
H.
Miss Pope of Lyndon is visiting Mrs.
Lucina Harvey. ss
Mrs. Sd. Wright of Barton Landing is
visiting at Homer Wright's. SIS
Mrs. Sophia Palmer of New Hampshire
is visiting her brother, VIM. Stevens.
c. O. Litchfield was nominated for town
representative at the republican caucus.
Joseph Gray and wife, of Winthrop,
Mass, are visiting at William Barrows'.
Henry Harvey is around with his arm in
a sling because of a dislocated shoulder.
Mrs. Kate Beeman and children have
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. GLADDEN..
/ There will be Grange picnic in s. G..
PercivaPs grove next Wednesday. All are
| invited.
The young people gave Lee Porter sur
prise visit last Wednesday evening and re-
port good time.
There will be a republican rallys there on
Friday evening, Aug. 22ad, at s O'Clock in
| the Cong'l church. Hon. Frank Plumley
will address the meeting. The.noted CAM
paign singer, Markham, will be present.
| instrumental music will. be furnished by
the Coventry orchestra.
DR.. Harry Nye of Burlington is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Nye.
There are few young physicians better
equipped for their work than DR.. Nye He
has azthorougn knowledge of pharmacy,
having successfully passed the ex-
aminations in VeI mont, New Hampshire
and Massachusetts. He graduated two
Burlington and was oneo five to receive
highest honors and special diploma Tor
their standing in the different department.
of the college. Since then he has been an
assistant physician in the Mary Fletcher
hospital, acquiring in the two years, prac-
tice and experience in the treatment OF
diseases that is worth more than mere
knowledge acquired by study. DR.. Nye
expects soon to locate in Massachusetts
He is one of Coventry's many sons of whom
she is justly proud.
CraftsDurv.
T. M. Gallagher is having his tenement
house repaired.
Geo. Slicer and family are boarding al
the Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. E. n Nelson and Mrs. j. NJ Patter-
son visited in Greensboro last Wednesday
S. r. Lathe is having Murkland fur
mace placed in his house, John Kier doing
the work.
East Craftsburv.
Mrs. r. S. Mason visited in Stowe last
week.
Mr.. John Wylie of Boston is visiting his
parents.
Flora Dutton entertained a few of hel
friends last Thursday evening.
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