Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-27
LOCAL NEWS,
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The missionary meeting this week We'd
nesday is to be held with Mrs. Barrows.
Rev. NJ. A. Turner attended the preach
ers, meeting at Barton Landing last week.
During the year 1904 there were mar
rlages, IS births and 16 deaths in Coventry. |
The hotel trade between M. ]. spafford
and W. Scott has failed to fully material
lie.
Mr.. n. II. Shepard, who has been con-
fned to the house the past four weeks, is
able to walk out.
Remember that the ladies of the ME-.
church will furnish dinner in the vestry on
town meeting day.
Mr.. Noyes of Barnston, P. @ has taken
nossession of the Harley Cleveland farm
recently pure based.
A. B. Hancock and daughter attended
the dedication of the M. E. church at
Derby last Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bole, Mrs. c. J. Brooks
and Misses Mabel Ware and Mary Brooks
attended the Eugene Coyles concert at
Newport last Wednesday evening.
The March meeting of the WC.T.U,.
will be held with Mrs. VIM. Brooks on
town meeting day; dinner will be served
at noon and the regular program carried
out to the afternoon. Let every member
plan to be present.
Twenty of the friends and neighbors of
Mrs. Luclna Harvey took dinner with her
Feb. IS to celebrate her SSth birthday.
pleasant time is reported. Mrs. Ruby
(Kedney) Bradley of Lyndon was in town
to attend the party.
About twenty-five invited guests assem-
bled at the home of DR.. F. D. Badger on
Thursday evening for an exchange party,
which proved to be a social success; the
evening passed very pleasantly with games,
among which was the exchange, each
guest being required to give in poetry or
prose their experience in trading; Rev.
Bole won the prize for the best essay; his
success in the exchange was so great he in
tends to go largely into the poultry bust
| served at the close.
CRAFTSBURY.
D. F. Hoyt is in very poor health.
Mrs. Amory Dawson is improving.
Mrs. Harry Mackender has been having
the humps.
Charles Robbins has been repairing the
interior of his house.
Rosa Smith has gone to Fairfield to teach
| In graded school.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Wylie Thursday, Feb. %.
Phineas Adhesion has gone to Groveton,
N. H, for short vacation.
Mrs. Howard Skinner and daughter are
spending few weeks in Stowe.
| Mrs. Mary Jones returned to her home
| last week after an absence of four months.
Burt Shedd of Albany is putting Fred
Slicer's steam engine in place ready for use.
Rev. R. j. Chrystie attended the preach
ers' meeting at Barton Landing last Thurs
day.
Thomas Crowley, Jr., is able to be out
after an Hines with pneumonia of about
two weeks.
| The donation at the M. e. church last
| Tuesday night was very pleasant occasion.
Net proceeds, $500.
Mrs. Sarah Gray has finished her work
| for Mrs. Lucy Patterson; her place will be
| taken by Fred Corliss.
James A. Gallagher started last Tuesday
for Washington, d. c., to attend the in
auguration of President Roosevelt. On the
way Mr.. Gallagher will stop in New York
| City.
The families OF G. G. Hatch, Frank Hatch,
Oscar Bliss. Homer Bartlett, Mrs. Amsden.
and Mrs. Cheney were called to Albany
last Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
| Will Burbank.
| Among the pleasant events of last week
was the marriage of Miss Della Robbins,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Robbins of this town, and
Charles Macarthur of WoIcott. Congratu-
| lations.