Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-23
LOCAL NEWS.
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Samuel Winslow is moving into John
EIey's tenement.
Mr.. John Moore has received painful
wound in his hand.
Myra Carpenter of Glover visited at DR..
Hendricks last week.
w. HI. Calkins has sold his farm in
Morgan to Wallace Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Persons are enter
tanning relativ IS from Illinois.
j. c. Hall and son Austin are moving to
the G. l. Morse house at Echo Pond.
There will be a temperance concert at
the Cong'l church Sunday evening, Nov.
18th.
Mrs. VIM. Parker has gone to Holland
to live with her son, Will Parker, for the
winter.
| 1t is expected that Miss Edith Hudson
will teach the coming term in the village
! school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moulton are enter
tanning relatives from Boston, Mass, and
Massawippi, Que.
Several from here attended the Sunday
school convention at Morgan and report q
very pleasant session.
Eugene Gray is at work on his father
new house intending to complete it for
| occupancy the coming winter.
The c. E. Society of Cong'I church will
give sscontest sociar' in the vestry Tues
day evening, Nov. "a. No charges for any
part.
This village has seldom if ever suffered
from such water famine as the present
the spring which for many years has sup
piled a dozen families or more is entirely
dry.
The c. E. Society of the F. B. church
will give literary social and box party at
academy hall Friday evening, Nov. 81
Every lady please bring a box filled with
food for two. No admission. Coffee
served free.
COVENTRY.
Ernest Drake of Ashland N. II. is visit
ing his parents.
Mrs. Jane Keys will celebrate her Tooth
birthday next Friday.
Mrs. Sail Preston of New Ham pshire il
visiting at David Brakes.
Willie Thurber of East Burke is stopping
with his brother A. D. Thurber.
Mrs. Rose Powers and daughter Viole
have gone to Westmore for visit.
Rev. M. A. Turner has gone to Weston
to spend Thanksgiving with his mother.
Curtis Calhoun and wife have arrived
home from Boston and taken possession
of their farm.
Ira A. Wheelock has moved back on t.
his farm and his sister Mary will kee
house for him.
Walter Scott has purchased the larg
store owned by E. s. CowIes and will us
it for feed store.
Steven Nichols of Boston and Georg
Nichols Of Belvedere are guests of thei
father Fl. G. NichoI..' -
Orville Hancock, who has lived on Ii
Wheelock's farm the past year, has engage
to work for Perry Drake for year.
In the absence of the pastor of the M. F
church last Sunday the people attende
the Congregational church where thanks
giving sermon was preached.
Mrs. Esther Livingston has gone t
r Governor N. Y. to spend the winter wit
l. her son Rev. G. A. Livingston. She STOP
. ped at Montreal to visit a brother who1
she has not seen since she was IS.
The death of Homer E. Brewster, tt
{. driver OF fast horses, who was widel
known in the horse world, occurred j
Coventry on Wednesday. Mr.. Brewst,
was about forty five years old and b
death was due to consumption. He ha
been one of the most expert drivers on tt
race track, in New England, had been G
the grand circuit and driven in Canad
SUE cess by the sale in South America of
string of American horses at fabulol
prices.-Erchange.
CRAFTSBURY.
SIeighs made their first appearance la
wv Tuesday.
OF Mrs. E. N. Nelson visited in johnson Il
first OF the week.
The interest in the evangelistic meetin
is still increasing.
George T. Howard was in Ludlow al
Boston last week.
ng Merle Howard went last Tuesday to vi!
his brother George, who is attending Dar
mouth college.
News was received here recently of t
death of Will Leonsrd in Pittsfield, Ma
to Mr.. Leonard formerly resided in this tow
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
The L. M. s. met with Annie Sh1el
Thursday.
Forest and Ray Richardson have gone
Worcester.