Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-10

Miss Florence Bruce has returned home
from the White Mountains, and will
spend several weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Page, who have been
visiting friends here, return to their home
in Bellows Falls on Saturday.
Mrs. emma Raymond of Pownal is Wis
itiDg relatives and her many friends here,
after an absence of thirty-ive years.
Miss Iva Cushmsn, who is employed in
the Times Office, Bellows Falls, is spend
ing her vacation here with relatives.
COVENTRY.
Fred Herman has moved to Newport.
Mrs. Fanny Lamere has moved to New
port.
Ernest Perry has bought the James
Chapman farm.
Mrs. Helen Barrows has gone to Under
hill to care for her son.
Mrs. Esther Livingstone spent a part OF
the past week at Newport.
Clarence Perry Will move on to the farm
that Ernest Perry vacates.
Fred Green of Newport has moved into
Mrs. Jennie Herbert's house.
Mrs. Nellie landlord and little son from
Hardwick are visiting in town.
George S. Livingstone is building new
verands on the back of his house.
John Hancock has gone to st. Johnsbury
Center, where he has employment.
Mrs. Branch and son of Amherst.
Mass, are guests at H. c. Cleveland's.
Mr.. James Chapman has moved into the
Hitchcock house he recently purchased.
Mr.. Lewis Douglass is having his build
ings painted, E. Gorham doing the work.
Mrs. Clara MetcaIf has gone to Barton
Landing to visit her daughter, Mrs. Con-
nor.
A sugar buyer was in town recently. He
purchased quite a quantity, paying eight
cents.
Mrs. Elmina Collins has gone to Wilder.
She will go to Hanover, n. H., hospital for
eye treatment.
Charles Cleveland, who has spent the
summer at his brother, 81. c. Cleveland's,
has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Mabel Douglass and daughter of
Morrisville are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. K. B. Edmunds.
Black River Bobbin Co. have purchased
the timbe in Charles Putney's sugar
orchard for the manufacture of bobbins.
Mrs. Betsey Niles of Brighton, Mass,
Mrs. Lucy Reed of Barton and Mr.. Frank
Niles are visiting their nephew, William
Niles.
Miss Ann Kidder, Mrs. Ida Niles and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wheelock went to New
port last Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. George Sleeper.
The b otel known as the Coventry House
has changed hands again, Wilbur Scott
having purchased it. He will take pos
session the coming week.
While Mr.. Israel Treaudo was chopping
a tree in Charles Putney's woods last week
the tree fell in such manner as to hit him,
breaking his leg. Much sympathy is felt
for Mr.. Treaudo.
The Methodist Society invite every one
to be held next Tuesday, if pleasant, to
shingle the church. The ladies will fur
nish warm dinner.
The Ladies' Missionary Circle will meet
in the vestry of the Congregational church,
Wednesday, Oct. II. The work of the
year will be completed and the barrel
packed Please come early. Dinner in the
vestry.
CRAFTSBURY.
George Slicer visited in WoIcott last
week.
A new daughter arrived at Chas. silver's
last Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jones has gone to Hyde Park
to help care for Mrs. A. D. Robbins.
Howard Skinner, town representative, is
in Montpelier attending to legislative
duties.
Henry Hoyu has sold his home farm to
Mansure Reed. Possession given at once.
Several from this town attended the
Grange Fair at East Hard wick last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Will Laid from Whitman. Mass j..
Is Vlslt1ng.her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Patterson.
Josephine Cass is home from the Messo-
chusetts General Hospital, Boston. for .
short vacation.
Mrs. Mary Wylie is in very Door health
State Railroad Commissioner Howard
spent last week in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smalley have move6
back from Morrisville to the boardinc,
house at the Graham & Skinner mill.
Mr.. George Merrill and son Wallace and
Mr.. Alba Merrill left last Monday for s.
Louis. Mr.. George Merrill and Alba Mer-
rlll take an extended trip farther west after
visiting the fair.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Eliza Root is helping Mrs. Dutton
for few weeks.
John Wylie of Boston is spending his