Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-21
EAST BLOOMINGTON.

Mrs. Geo. Going, who has been visiting
Mrs. Erwin Alexander, has gone to Con-
necticut to visit her daughter, Mrs. d.
Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Huse &C.
companied her.
The many friends of Mrs. Milo Cleave-
land of Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, will be
sorry to learn OF her death, Oct.l %. She
was in her S1st year. She left this town
about twenty-five years ago. Her sons
and daughters followed her there. One
daughter, Eta, resides in Grand Island,
Neb., another in Albion, the rest within
one and halt miles of their mothers
home in Cedar Rapids.
COVENTRY.
CD. Brooks has been in Boston the past
week.
Lena Cal ham is ct work for Mrs. s.
standisa.
Mrs Jane Cooper has gone to Barnston,
P. O., to reside.
Mrs. Eff Smith has returned to North
Woodstock, n. H.
Mrs. Almina Collins returned home |
from Wilder last Thursday.
Miss Ava Wilson is back from Cabot and |
has resumed work at Mrs. Atkins.
H. G. Cleveland has purchased six Jersey
COWS of VIM Brooks, paying $50 apiece.
Charles Fuchey of Liotleton, N. H, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Treaudo
James Kittredge of Newport Center will
move into Fred Heermans house this
week.
Mrs. Clarissa Metcalf has gone to Barnet
to keep house for" her sister while she is
! in Maine.
The audience room at the Methodist
, church has been newly papered, making a
decided Improvement. E. Gorham is
, doing the work.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott were called to
e Glover Saturday on account of the serious
r injury of Mrs. Scott's father, Mr.. King,
: caused by being thrown from a wagon, his
n horse having taken fright at an automo-
e bile.
1t Repairs have been completed on the par
Y sonage barn by the Ladies' Society of the
Is Congregational church, at an expense OF
j. S14S.5O. Amount paid out $93 80; work
oAA>
e society $500. A successful chicken pie
1T supper and experience social was given
II last Wednesday evening, replenishlng the
~ funds of the society to the extent thai
ed only about S25 90 remains to be paid OF the
bit indebtedness Great credit is due Mr.. anC
IL Mrs. q. FL. Pearson for the efficient manner
ne in which the work has been pushed, Mrs
w Pearson being chairman of the commute
lis on repairs. The thanks OF the society ar
nc due to those who so kindly gave their ser
eo vices to bring about the desired result.
,or CRAFTSBURY.
nd IT. Uric has been having the mumps
Nearly all the schools in town closed las
Friday or Saturday.
-ne Roland Moody arrived home from Con
.o,, necticut last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Howard spent las
Or Sunday in Hanover, N. H., with their SO
vas George.
he George Chase fell recently when nes
N. the foot of the cellar stairs, bruising n
ice, side badly.
Burt Davis and family have moved 1roi
uld the A. II. Dorman farm on to tnen lari
emu in Wolcott.
Grace slicer left last Tuesday for Ea'
4 4n Montpelier, where she expects 70 rena'
ing, -o- '-o ,o,,e from, Mon
no no,ior the first of the week to vote Il
n presidential electors.
. Mrs. A. D. Spaulding was called to Lal
"a caster. N. H.. last Monday on account
the serious illness of her granddaughte
Birthday parties seem to be in orde
Two have been enjoyed the last week
the children one Tuesday evening
honor of Miss Pearl Kings twelfth Dirt
: day. and one Wednesday evening in hon
of Miss Avis Keir's birthday. Both we
very enjoyable occasions and will
remem bered by the children in futu
p years.
IN NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
III Will Dustan has been suffering from
mumps.
Mrs. Agnes Witt, with her son FRI
attended the funeral of her sister in la
,, Mrs. ", II. Allen OF GreensD oro, i
(, Sunday.
MRS. Moses Root has arrived safely
~ California, making the trip IN little
~ than q week, and feeling better than WI
- she started.
The prayer-meeting was closed BET
the usual time Sunday mig MT that the d
might Join the search for Mr.. Crane
was lost in the woods.
WEST DERBY.
Little Marshall Dolioff is on the
list.
49, Mrs. q. A. Clark spent Sunday a.
entry.
side. Fred Wood has moved from Ne"pof