Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03

for both teachers to return for the next
term by drawing petition and signing it
and presenting it to the school director.
All of which is much appreciated by
both teachers.
Mrs. Josiah Clark, who has been in poor
health for several months, passed to her
eternal rest last Monday morning. She
was lady of great ability, always looking
for the good that would result from her
efforts. She will be greatly missed in her
home ard by the community at large.
Funeral was from the house Wednesday,
J. d. Waldron of HardWick officiating.
The burial was at StansIead, P. @. Flow
ers were in profusion, showing the esteem
in which she was held by her many friends.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Rose Powers and Mrs. James Heely
were in town last Tuesday.
VIM. Sweet and bride have como to
Leominster, Mass, to reside.
The farmers have commenced haying.
They report quite good crop.
Lucius Sanborn and wife were guests at
g. S. Liv1ngstone's last Wednesday.
Walter Stevens of New Hampshire is
visiting his grandfather, VIM. Stevens.
Miss Grace Williams of Newport is stop
ping with her grandfather, s. Burbank.
Marion Gray from St. Johnsbury acad-
envy is visiting her aunt, Emma Thrasher.
Marion Guild is caring for Mrs. Fl. C.
Cleveland who has been quite i'll the past
week.
VIM. Brooks came into possession of
the stage route July 1st; Henry Harvey
drives the stage.
Rev. M. A. Turner went to Lyndon last
Tuesday to attend the prechers' meeting
held in that place.
The Grange held a box party in the
town hall last Thursday evening. 500
was added to the treasury.
Grace Gorham and Lou Hancock have
gone to North Woodstock, N. H., to do
toble work for the summer.
The remains of Mrs. Floyd Martin were
brought here for interment in the village
cemetery last Wednesday from Irasburgh.
| We expect the Fourth will be great
day here. There will be street parade at
10 O'Clock and the band will be in attend
ance. You can enjoy the Fourth at home.
| The ladies will furnish warm dinner in
the vestry.
a large number from West Charleston,
| Mrs. Emma Fisher and Geo. Cole Of Iras-
bugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens OF
Derby, Nina Johnson of st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mre. Glen Johnson OF Rock Island
We're in town Wednesday evening to attend
the Warboy- Hancock wedding.
The w. c. 7. U. viii meet with Mrs.
Thrasher Wednesday afternoon, July 9th
! at o'clock. A good attendance is desired
as Mrs. Kenyon State organizer OF L. 7. L.
and medal contest work is to be present to
help make the nesting interesting. The
subject for discussion will be ssNon AIco-
hollcs In Medicine" in which all are ex-
pected to take part. It is hoped the mem
bers viii make special effort to induce
others to come that it may be made q gen
uine Mothers Meeting. Mrs. KENYON will
meet the young people Thursday afternoon
to form class.
very pretty home wedding occurred al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Hancocs
last Wednesday evening when their daugb.
ter Clara was united in marriage to Charles
Ernest Warboy of West Charleston. Tn,
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. II
Ws1dron of West Charleston, assisted b,
Rev. o. e. Aiken. John Hancock,
brother of the bride was best man anC
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard of Hatley, P. @ wa
bridesmaid; little Helen Aiken was rims
bearer and Mrs. Kathie Hancock pIsveC
the wedding march. The house was pref
tily decorated with evergreens and daisies
The couple were the recipients of a larg,
number of presents including Silver ser
vice, sum of money and many other use
full and pretty presents, including a suve
service, a sum of money and many othe
useful and pretty presents. Cake and ic'
cream were served. They have gone on
short wedding trip to Willoughby. The!
viii reside at West Charleston on their re-
turn.
EAST COVENTRY.
il. Wells and wife visited in Bartor
Thurday.
Mss Blanche Gray is visiting friends il
Sher brooke.
Miss Kate Sessions is visiting friends il
Hinsdale n. d.
s. E. standish and wife visited friend
in Glover Thursday.
Miss Arabells Parker is caring for Mrs
Ed Morrill, st Newport.