Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-02-10
Island Pond.

Island Pond.
Miss Ethel Fuller, of sherbrooke, Pc,
is visiting Mrs. Charles E. Johnson.
Mrs. n. L. Clancy has returned from
visit OF several weeks in Michigan.
Mrs. D. A. Robinson, of Coaticook. One.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. A. Pom
erOy.
Coventry.
Mrs. Ira Wheelock is very sick.
Dora Stevens has gone to Cabot on q
visit.
Miss Grace Bean is home from her school
at Derby Center.
Rush Patrick is moving to Irasburg. on
to the VIM. Foster farm.
T. l.. Webster and wife of Barton visitad
at George Sylvester's last week.
Mrs. Moses Pearson, W no is an aged ladv
Tell last Friday and broke her ankle.
The past year there were seven deaths.
sixteen births and three marriages in town
Mrs. S. H. Pearson and Mrs. Geo. Ware
attended the county w. c. t. U. executive
meeting held at Newport Jan. %.
Village schools close Friday. Prone
made IN the evening. A good orchestra
Will be IN attendance. Everyone cordially
invited.
The donation for the benefit of Rev
T. Chase last Thursday evenin was a sue
cess. The lecture by Rev S. G. Lewis was
highly enjoyed. Proceeds $3.50.
At the railroad meeting Jan. %. Hollis
Thrasher, Fred Herman and L. R, Child
were appointed committee to investigate
the question of railroad through this
section.
pleasant time was enjoyed at the sugar
party at the Congregational church FRIDAY
eVenlng.-Member of Eureka grange are
preparing a drama, "Strife," which thew
will present soon.
Mrs. A. Webster and Mrs. Ella BRYANT
| gave dinner for their Sunday school
classes at the Congregational church Sat-
urday, Feb. s. All enjoyed pleasant time
and did justice to the fine dinner nrenarod
for them.
East Coventry.
Mr.. Kinney is clapboarding his barn on
the Milliat Gray place.
Mrs. Ed. Gray and Geo. Cummings were
called to Barton last Monday by the sick
ness of their mother.
Miss Clara DwineII has been quite sick.
out IS better at present.-Mrs. Henry How
ard was on the sick list last week
Henry and MurieI Wells are VISITING
friends IN Barton.-Mrs. Almon Putney
and daughter Loretta started Thursday
for Hartford, Conn, where they will stav
for some time.
CraftsDury.
Miss Nora Harvey is in poor health.
Nearly all the schools in town closed last
week
Charles Leonard is laid up with a
sprained ankle
1t is reported that Arthur Smith and
wife have gone to st. Adams to work.
j. NJ. Patterson OF Glover is moving into
George HoWard's tenement on Water
street.
Rev. c. n. Stebbins and sister attended
the lecture of John WoolIey at Barre last
Tuesday evening.
quite number attended the sociabIe at
W. S. Tillotson's Wednesday evening and
report very pleasant time
Misses Morse and Stebbins closed very
successful term of school last FRIDAY with
a candy pull in the evening at the school
house which the children enjoyed verv
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Anderson are visiting
at Charles Bridges.-Dr. F. s. DiIIing-
mans father and mother from New York
are staying with him for time-Mrs. C..
Il. Hartman is stopping in town for
t1n1e.-Mrs. James Withers, Jr.. is SLOWLY
improving in health.
Crattsbury grange will hold its next reg
uIar meeting Feb. 81. short program
IS prepared, which with a cake walk and
social hour, will provide entertainment for
the evening. The meeting Friday evening
was well attended. The first and second
degrees were conferred on a class of five
and all report fine time.
East Craftsbury.
Mrs. Kinney, who is keeping house for
Mr. Geo. Woods, is on the sick list.
Mrs. j. c. Babcock attended the Sunday
school meeting at Greensboro, Feb. 1. and
felt we'll repaid for going.
About 125 people attended the donation
at Mr.. James Anderson's About S74.O0
was raised and all enjoyed a very pleasant
time. Mr.. Taylor wishes to express his
thanks to all his kind friends, through
the columns of this paper.
Miss l.. Annie Macomber closed another
successful term of school here last FRIDAY.
with the usual examinations. The pupils
having no marks during the term were
Mary Simpson, Mary Rolleston. Mary and
Mildred Button, James Anderson and
" lille and Elroy Hinman. Elma Taylor
was a osent one day on account of illness
and RAYMOND HVIand One-hoIf dow Tho