Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.
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The opening chapters of ''Graustark"
appear on page seven. Read them.
Clarence Bowen has moved into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Lunderville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pickle of Groveton
visited at Mr.. Montgomery's last week.
Mr.. n. Eastman has his shed moved and
has put two-lighted windows in his house.
The Modern Woodmen will give an
oyster supper Nov. Is in G. A. r. hall,
followed by a promenade in the town
hall.
phone line put up from his house to
Nathan Allyn's. Better connect with the
outside world, George.
Suit was brought against Ernest Elliott
last Thursday for giving away liquor.
The case was tried before jury, who gave
a verdict of not guilty. Farman for state,
Erwin and Redmond for defendant.
Most of the schools closed Friday with
an entertainment at East village Friday
evening and here Saturday evening Mrs.
Seavey and Mrs. Piper are on the sick list.
Miss Fanny May of Barton closed very
successful term of school at Plunkett Nov.
6. The parents much regret that she is
not coming back for the winter term.
COVENTRY.
The opening chapters of "Graustark'
appear in this issue of the MONITOR. Do
not fail to read the story which is to run
as serial.
At the chicken pie supper last Friday
evening the w. c. T. U. women fully sus-
point Of excellence and quantity. Mrs.
Herbert read the delegates report of state
meeting. Mrs. Thrasher read very inter-
estiDg paper on the "Gottenbur SYSTEM
and gave the menu of the hygienic dinner
served at the state meeting at Woodstock.
Dea. Hitchcock recited temperance selec-
ton in his own inimitable way. The
musical selections were a song by Kathie
Collins, ladies quartette, song by Wal
lace Shippee, and duet by Mrs. Cleveland
and Miss Ware.
Mr.. A. Wilcox is executor of Cornelius
Kendall's estate and John P. Wheelock
and Luther R. Guild commissioners.-A
large number of relatives and fr lends
gathered last Tuesday evening at the HON e
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dean to witness the
marriage of their granddaug hter, Elva
Dean, to Clarence Perry of Irasburgh. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev
A. s. Bole assisted by Rev. M. A. Turner
The bridesmaid was Miss Myrtle Slack
and the best man Elmer Slack, cousins OF
the groom. The young people are wei
and favorably known here. They were
the recipients of many nice and usefu
presents. They have gone to Canada te
spend few days, when it is hoped they
will conclude to settle among us.-Homel
| Wright will move to his fathers farm and
care for his parents.-Henry E. Jenkins Of
| Coventry was united in marriage to Miss
Florence Hodgson of Thornton N. H., last
Wednesday by Rev. A. s. Bole. The msr.
rage took place at the parsonage.-Or
Friday evening Edward Green of Coventry
and Nellie Bolt Of Montgomery were join
ed in marriage. The ceremony took plac,
at the CongI parsonage Rev. A. s. Boil,
officiating. Walter Scott has purchased
the stage route of H. E. Brewster and Leor
Badger is to drive the stage.-Mrs. Hey
wood of Burke is visiting her sister, Mrs
E. Newton.-Eliza Parker Is in Sutton
stopping with her sister Mrs. French
Walter Fair brot hers son and daughter
are sick with small pox.-Frank Gray ha
moved back to his farm.-Fred Field an,
wife who have been living on the Erastu
Wright farm, have hired to work TO
E. Morrill, at Newport.-Andrew Allen wa
hit by tree and severely injured Will
chopping for George Herman Saturday
DIR. Longe of Newport was called an,
it is hoped Mr.. Allen will recover
CRAFTSBURY.
Read "Graustark." The opening chapter
appear IN this paper.
Revival services at the Methodist churc
will be continued this week. Miss Adam
is very interesting speaker, and attract
large audiences. Come and hear he
speak and sing.
]. E. Allen is moving back to his farm
Frank Crane has sold his place to Clal
ence Woodbury.. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane wi
go to live at John Allen's.-Rev. j. I
Dixon of Hardwick visited at the parsor
age Friday, and attended the meetin
Friday evening Hodgen hi
moved into the Albert Cowles house,
J. Pickett has moved to Greens boro.-M
and Mrs. Charlie Bridges of Wolcott VII
tied in town the past week.-Mr. Parl
J hurst has moved into the house vacated /
J. tt.-Mrs. Horace Stratton
spending few weeks in her old home.
Herbert Corrow is shingling and clal