Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-13

Il days.
COVENTRY.
Gertie Drake is in poor health.
Mary Brooks is visiting friends in Ches-
ter.
WIN Corrow goes to, Hotel Barton to
work.
Mr.. Ira Stevens OF Boston is visiting his
brother William.
Clarence Brooks has leased the gristmill
of Scott Brothers.
l.. r. Guild and wife have taken car
rage drive to Orange.
The hotel here was sold at auction to
George Parker of Barton Landing for S140O.
The Methodists have succeeded in bring
ing water to their vestry by putting in a
drive well and pump.
June 21st will be children's night at the
grange. All grangers are requested to be
present as important business is on hand.
Ira A. Wheelock and Mrs. Cornelia Han
cock were married at the NJ. E. parsonage at
Newport last Wednesday and have gone TO
Waterloo, P. O.. for short wedding trip.
The annual reunion of the Orleans Coun-
d
Coventry, Wednesday, June Is Reception
and handshake, 9 to II; business meeting
IL O'Clock; dinner at IL O'Clock by the
ladies OF the M. E. church for % cents; ex-
erclses in the church at 80; campmeeting
In the evening at 1880. Ex-Governor Circuit
will be the speaker. 1t is hoped that every
veteran will come and bring his family so
as to make this a grand rally. Supper will
be served In the M. E. vestry. All desiring
tt be met at the train please write line to
Mr.. Albert Webster or A. B. Hancock. ANY
who desire to hold a basket picnic will be
/ provided with place to make coffee. Head
| quarters at town hall.
EAST COVENTRY.
Mrs. Kate Cummings is having her barns
repaired.
Ben Boden's brother, of California, is
visiting him.
| Jack Brown raised the frame of his new
barn last Wednesday.
Mrs. Aiken and children are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Laura Brooks.
Mrs. Clark of South Troy spent last
| Sunday with her brother, Ed. GLADDEN..
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nye and little
daughter are visiting his father, Lucius
Nye.
Mr.. Webster of West Derby is moving
on to his farm that he purchased of Elder
Mcclure.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. B. F. Trip has gone to visit his sons
in Connecticut.
Clyde River Creamery is being painted,
Mr.. W. E Roby doing the work.
Mr.. John Bly, of GeorgeviIle, Que, was
the guest of his parents the first of the
week.
Eugene Gray has returned from New
York City and with his wife is a guest Of
his mother.
Mrs. George Greenwood was called tc
Lyndenvllle June 4th by he serious illness
of her sister.
DIR. ]. B. Cushman, who has been very i'll
at West Derby the past week, is reported
as improving.
Mr.. j. B. Moody has returned here from
Sherbrooke, being able to walk with the
aid of clutches.
The young people will present the drama
"A Noble Outcast," at Vestry Hall Satur-
day evening, June 18th.
The Mite Society will meet with Mrs. G
W. Lang Thursday, June 10th, for dinner.
All invited. Ladies please bring food.
The condition of Luke Hudson, who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis al
the Burlington Hospital, June 9Th, is re-
ported favorably.
The Echo Pond school have their new
flag floating from pole set in It's yard
This is the only school in this part of the
| town over which Old Glory waves.
Mr.. Alfred Wilson went to Sherbrooke
Tuesday, June 9TH, to enterthe hospital fol
treatment of his leg, injured several years
ago and from which he has never fully re.
covered.
Rev. r. c. Tenney, State Lecturer, M
W. A., of Fair Haven, VT, will deliver q
public lecture in the interests of Wood
craft at the church Monday evening, June
20, 1904. Everyone cordially invited.
CRAFTSBURY.
John Babcock is repairing his barn.
Mrs. A. Dawson is stopping in town.
Alice Kaiser has been having topsilitis.
Stephen Cole is home from Barre for q
short vacation.
Rev. G. M. Stebb1ns of WoIcott was in
town Thursday.
Fred Scott visited his brother Walter the
last Of the week.
Miss Katie Ryan has been i'll with the
prevailing distemper.
Bertha Merrill from Hard wick is VISITING
her grandmother, Mrs. Gray.
Lewis Cass has been failing for some
time. At present he is very ill.
Mrs. Chrystie, who has been SUFFERING
from tonsilitis, is slowly improving.
D. M. Sprague from Union VilIspe O
former resident here, is in town.
Mrs. Wells was called to Barnet Lost
Tuesday by the death of her sister.
| Mr. and Mrs lanes Tihbpv