Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-01
LOCAL NEWS.
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20 Boston last week.
Mrs. Edith Batchelder fell and dislo-
Gated her ankle recently.
Mrs. E. c. Martin of Barton is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Ware.
CYRUS Metcaif has moved into the ten
ement in Mr.. Styles sore.
Rev. NJ A Turner has been returned to
this charge for the third year.
DIR. Douglass and family started for their
new home in Independence, Iowa, Friday.
The old bridge has been removed and
temporary bridge is to be built across the
river, this week.
Albert Goodell was operated on for APP
pendicitis last Thursday. He is doing as
well as can be expected.
The selectmen have purchased two steel
bridges of the United states Construction
Company of Albany, N. Y.
s.Uncle Terry" by Charles Clark Mum,
is story of New England which is sure to
be- enjoyed by New Englanders. You will
find the opening chapters in this issue of
the MONITOR.
Rev. NJ. A. Turner was united in msr-
risge to Miss Mabel Ramsey. at the brides
home in Bellows Falls, last Wednesday
evening, Rev. l.. o Snerburne performing
the ceremony. Mrs. Turner is very esti-
maole young lady, and we welcome her to
Coventry.
EAST COVENTRY.
Mrs Mary Smith is visiGing at c.
BodeD's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Boden visited in
Barton last week.
Miss Clara DvineIl returns to her
school at Glover to day
Miss Gladys Standish is visiting Miss
Laura Stiles at West Derby.
Mrs. William MacG1n's daugh from
Massachusetts is visiting her.
Mrs sam Bean AID lildren OF Glover
visited at 5. e Sbandish's last week
Mr. AID Mrs. David Carter of Barton
Landing visited at Frank Gray's last Tues
day.
'Uncle Terry" the serial story which
begins with this issue, is narrative of
absorbing interest.
Matt Henry mas not b en- able to attend
to his dusies at station the past week
on account of Illness.
CRAFTSBURY.
George Chase is repairing his house.
George T. Howard returned from Boston
last Wednesday.
Il. w. Bishop is spending little time in
Boston and vicinity.
L. L. Leavitt has bought Henry Beria-
minis village residence
Mrs. Amory Dawson returned to her
home in Barton last Tuesday.
DIR. Sneehan from Washington, d. c..
was in town last Wednesday,.
Henry Markcres and wife moved on to the
Major Robbins farm last week.
Lyman Kenghom moved bis family from
Hardwick to Thomas Crowley's last week
Jute Dawson has rented Henry Kings
tenement and will take possession at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.. Leavitt went to Nor
ristown last Friday for few days visit.
Blanche Cole is taking the place of Mrs.
Allard at Il. w. Bishops during her alb
sence.
Norman Loomis has moved into 1. L.
Pdtterson's house between this village and
the Common.
Rev. and Mrs. Christie returned from
Conference last Tuesday. People are glad
to welcome them back.
Mrs. Ruth Allard was call to West
Charleston last Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of her brother.
George FL. Howard returned to Dart
mouth last Monday, after spending a few
doVGi hnpoo
Mrs. Henry MARI ores las engaged
to carry the pupils in the Stratton district,
to the village graded school.
Most of our Grange citizens attended
the organization of a Pomona Grange at
East HardWick last Saturday.
The village graded school commenced
last Monday with Mary Reed in the higher
department and Marjorie Wilson in the
primary.
"Uncla Terry" now being published
seriaIly in the MONITOR, is ranked with
''David Harum" and ''Eoen Holden"
You Will enjoy it.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. George Richardson is sick with
pneumonia.
Clarence Uric is suffering from a felon
on his left hand.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
| Woodruff Friday, April 21.
John Seaver walked to the store one day
recently, the first time for months.
Miss Nina WyIie will not be able to
teach this summer on account of poor
| health.
Everyone enjoys an original, entertain
ing and wholesome story. Such story is
"Uncle Terry" by Charles Clark Mum.
The fine new residence of Mr.. G. w.
Simpson, which is nearly ready for
occupancy, narrowly escaped being de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night. In
some way fire caught in a barrel, burned
through into the hardwood floor and died
out.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Ed. Leach has moved to James HamiI-
toms.
Schools throughout the town began
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