Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-26

Ionh OtuupI mas moved from +. B.
Lang's house to the Gallup Farm which
he recently purchased.
The stockholders of Clyde River Cream
cry hold their annual meeting for the
election of officers Thursday, Dec. 90.
Will and A. o. Moulton have been
awarded the contract to gather the cream
for Clyde River Creamery, the ensuing
year.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Hannal Eiey is at Newport.
Miss Eva PickeI has returned home.
Mrs. Cutting is able to be out again.
A girl baby arrived at A. E. Woodard's
Dec. %.
The Eastman boys have already sold sew
eral of their western horses.
The school attendance has been small the.
| past week on account of sickness.
The teachers, Miss Coyne and Miss
Knight, received several Christmas pres
ents from their pupils.
Mrs. Griggs, Bert Uttin, Benny Heath
and Alice Cummings, who are sick with
| pneumonia, are doing as we'll as could be
expected.
The community was deeply grieved to
learn OF the death of Mrs. Harry Ruiter,
which occurred on the morning of Dec.
20. Mrs. Ruiter had been in falling health
| for some time, when attacked by pneumo-
MIA, death resulting from heart failure.
| Shd leaves to mourn her loss q husband,
| four children, an aged mother and several
sisters, who have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their bereavement.
COVENTRY.
Howard Knox OF Dartmouth is in town.
Clarence Brooks: has his storehouse Iup
and boarded.
Rev, o. E. Aiken has been in Montpelier
he past week.
Hardy Frasier OF Montgomery spent
| Christmas in town.
| n. P. LABEL went to st. Johnsbury Cen
ter to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Dana Stanford and daughter Hazel
are visiting Mrs. Almina Collins.
Mrs Helen Barrows is in Barton Land
| ing NoAAhS AOL E1ISs O6OTR0
very pleasant Christmas social was
held in the M. E. vestry last Friday even
ing. A large number were present. There
were recltations by Mona Bickford, Lucy
Hancock, readings by Clara Hancock and
Ava Wilson, song by four young ladies,
song by Claud Brooks and LennIe Metcalf,
and several phonograph selections through
the kindness OF N. P. LABEL
EAST COVENTRY.
Miss Minnie Boden visited in Glover the
past week.
PIiny Webster of Barton was in town
last Monday.
Raymond Wright is spending the holi-
days at home.
Mrs. Albert Esty who has been quite
sick is recovering.
Frank Gray had sheep killed by dog
in his barn yard last week.
Alvah Brooks found yearIing dead in
his barn last Sunday morning.
B. c. Boden hurt his knee quite badly
while working in the woods last Wednes-
day.
Gerald and Dorothy Grow and Cora
Mossman of Barton are visiting at j. T.
Wells.'
Mr.. Drake has been having new wind
mill set up the past week by True &
Blanchard Co. of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and daughter
Blanche attended birthday gathering at
Albert Patton's last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. w. Dow has returned from st.
Johnsbury where she has been caring for
her son Sumner, who has been very sick
Gladys Standish who has been quite
sick with tonsilitis at her school at Stan
stead returned home with her mother FRI
day.
CRAFTSBURY. ~,
Will kirkpatrick has moved to Collins
ville.-
Philip Howard is home from Exeter, for
the holidays.
Geo. II. Howard is home from Dart
mouth for the holiday vacation.
John Parkhurst has bought the Horace |
Stratton farm Of E. s. Stratton for $1,000.
The mumps continue with unabated v1g-
or. Sherman Gage, Clifford Bartlett, Wal
ter Aston, Eben Bishop and Harry Emery
are among those now on the list.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
nErEREED LOCALS. /
Eta and Rose Smith are r.oming at
Mrs. Cowles'.
DR.. Dustin and daughter, Ida, were in
Newport last week.
The academy closed Friday noon for a
vacation of ten days.
Mr.. q. WiIkie has bought the black.
smith shopiof A. D. Markres at the Mills.
Mr.. Homer Sesvey was in tswn last
week, transacting business for the Parker
Young Lumber Co. of Lisbon, n. 81.
Bert COlburn has taken the job of get