Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-28
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Miss Julia Clark has returned. to her
| home at Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Allen are stop
ping with r. w. Parlin.
Mr.. Leon Libbey has moved his family
into the Cong. parsonage.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lunderville, March 25th.
bell telephone central Office has been
installed at Peter Pickels.
Mrs. Emma Reed was called to Lyndon
last week by the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Charles Warboy, who has been in
poor health all winter, is now worse
The union Easter service will be held
Sunday morning, April 3, at the Cong.
church.
The Cong. c. E. Society will give an
April Fool social in the vestry Friday
evening.
Mrs. Bessie Sawyer has gone to Barre to
assist in caring for the sick ones in her sis
ter's family.
Miss Grace Knight will teach the pri-
mary department OF the village school the
coming term.
Mrs. z. Knight, who has been at Barton
Landing caring for her brother Henry
Haseltine, returned home last week.
Mrs. Minnie Ramsden, who has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Lunderville,
has gone to her sisters at Island Pond
MIR. and Mrs. George Brown are home
from Newport where they have been car
ing for their son, Lee, who died last week.
He was young man highly esteemed by
the people of this town. Much sympathy
is extended to the family.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Almina Collins is ill.
Mrs. Etfie Smith of North Woodstock,
N. 81. is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Fl. c. Cleveland and Mrs. Della
landlord have gone to Hardwick to visit
DR.. o. E. landlords family.
George Treaudo and wife have gone to
Hyde Park. Mr.. Treaudo is employed in
| G. 8. Pages tannery.
Mrs. s. Burbanks was called to Newport
last Wednesday on account of the serious
| illness OF her SON. in-law, F. G. williams.
News has been received from Manches-
ter, N. H., that Mrs. Fayette Barlow passed
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| particulars of her death,
"Ye Old Time" social last Wednesday
evening passed off very pleasantly. There
was good number present to enjoy an
excellent program in charge OF Mrs. E, T.
Bryant. The quaint old time DANES who
served as walters were much admired. In
aooltlo a to the regular program humorous
selection, "Antoine and His Cat" was
nnely rendered by Mrs. Hollis Hancock by
special request.
On the evening of March 20. Mrs. w.
hancock opened her home to the monthly
meeting OF the Banner Class Club. officers
Tor the coming ''quarter" were elected, A
Helen Keller program was arranged for.
including an interesting paper presented
0y Miss Lucretia Gorham and music vvps
furnished by members of the club. Games
were enjoyed and refreshments ware
served by the hostess. The B. C. C. extend
many thanks to Mrs. Hancock for the suc-
cess Of the meeting.
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| george Herman is suffering from the
grip.
Flossie Douglass spent the Sabbath in
| town.
Clara Hancock is suffering from rhsu-
| matism.
OrVille Hancock has sold his sugar place
to Damon Ware for $425.
VIM. Porter sold his personal property
| at auction last Saturday. The propertv
| sold well.
rev. M. a. Turner breaches his last SER
mon OF the conference year next Sunday.
1t Is hoped he will be returned here for
another year.
Ebea Stevens, who has worked In a NIL
at South Barton for fourteen wears. has
been at home the past week. He has been
engaged by the Chandler Company at Bar
ton Landing as watchman.
Asa Hancock, Mrs. II. G. Nichols and
Mrs. +. Atnsworth went to Newport last
wednesday evening to attend the meeting.
neio oy the Baxter Post, it being memo
rial to the late Capt. a. G. Nichols.
EAST COVENTRY.
MRS. Melissa Fuller wife of Joseph Full
ler died at ber home Wednesday night,
March 16, of typhoid pneumonia. Mrs.
Fuller was born in Derby, June z, 1874.
She was the only child of Lewis and Mary
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husband, Joseph Fuller and four children,
the Oldest son, Elmer Arnold of Santa
Anna, California, Mrs. Belle Burrou CHS of
Newport, Mrs. Gertie. McDo well of New
port and Miss Juna Fuller who resides at
home. The family have the sympathy of
their many friends.
CRAFTSBURY.
MRS. c. C. stratton is improving.
John Patterson is very much better.
Mrs. James Anderson is much better.
Chas. Larrabee is home from New York.
Mrs. Platt from Stratford, IA. Is in
town.
Mabel Thompson Is working at Ut
Urie's.
Henry Wells from Albany was in- town
last week.
Grace Slicer is Of duty on account of
sickness.