Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-15
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
There are several cases of measles in
town.
c. E. Gorham has had telephone put in
his house.
Clayton Brooks has returned from visit
ing friends in Toronto.
Several from here attended the Peerless
sale at Barton last week.
Rev. NJ. a.. Turner preached at Barton
Landing last Wednesday evening.
Robert Mulgrove of New Hampshire
visited at W. R.shippee's last week.
| Homer Wright started for Baltimore,
Nd, last week to visit his brothers.
Mrs. Nellie Bean, who has been sick
with neuralgia of the heart, is better.
Mr.. c. o. Litchfield and family visited
friends in Newport Center one day last
week.
W. E. Niles went to Montreal last We'd
nesday to consult specialist in regard to
his eyes.
G. w. Mulgrove of DintoH Alta, N. w.
T, has been visiting at WaR- shippee's
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Aiken (nee Sarah
Porter of st. Jobnsbury called aon friends
in town last week.
The family OF DIR. Willard came last
Monday and the doctor has located in w.
@. Brooks tenement.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Esther Livingstone
went to South Hero to spend a few weeks
with her son, Luke Livingstone.
Mrs. o. E. Aiken went to West Derby
last Thursday and spent the day with Mrs.
L. Sanborn, who is very Ill with measles.
Rev. A. S. Bole has returned from Water
bury, Ct., where he went to place his son
Harry in school. Harry is now Ill with the
measles
Miss Mary Wheelock has passed suc4
cessful operation for appendicitis at tina
: Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal and
at last accounts was doing nicely.
The older ones who have been victims OF
the measles for the past week are Mrs;
; Alice Shippee, Mrs Ira WheeIock, Ernest
Perry, Bern Cossar, W. G. Gorham, G. T. 8
Putney and w. F. Scott.
The annual roll call of the Congrega-
tionaI church will be held next Wadnes-.
day. Dinner will be served at IL O'clock,
noon, and DR.. Flagg of Newport is to give
an address on "The New England Home"
CRAFTSBURY.
e Mrs. E. N. Nelson is quite I'LL.
g Mrs Sprague is in very poor health.
Q Communion services were held in the M.
! e. church last Sunday.
The Eastern Star dramatic club played
the Gypsy Queen in Wolcott lastThursday.
, The Changers are preparing play which
they will give to the public in the near
future.
The Ladies' Aid of the M E. church fur
nished supper for the M. w. A. last Friday
evening.
Several from this part of the town at
tended the donation at East Craftsbury
last Friday evening.
Several from this town attended the
meeting of the Dairymen's Association In
Burlington last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Methodist society will hold dona-
tion and oyster supper for benefit of Rev.
u r. j. Chrystie Thursday evening, January
r. Is in thechurch vestry.
Le The M. w. A. organization held q very
1T interesting meeting in their hall last Fri
day evening; nearly all the surrounding
b towns were represented. 4 speaker from
Is Burlington was present and addressed the
meeting.
n NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
Is Lewis Loomis is on the sick list.
H. W. Scott of Cambridge was in town
! | on n,business last Friday.
ID Several of the students attended the
donation at East Craftsbury last Friday
IN night.
W DIR. q. w, Dustan and Mrs. M. FL. Pad
g dock were In Montpelier Monday and
Tuesday of last week.
8.1 Deacon G. FL. Root, VIII Dustan, Will
is Ryan and several Others attended the
il Dairymen's meeting at Burlington last
Z week.
Resolutions of the Woman's Christian
re- Temperance Union on the death of Rev.
n j. 9. Taylor:
1. WHEREAS God in His providence has
rs Iremoyed from our midst His under sbep-
n herd, Rev. j. =. Taylor, Tor many years an
honorary member of the Woman's Chris
u tian Temperance Union: therefore
le ResoLUed: That We tender to Mrs. Taylor
,I and family our deepest sympathy and
- regard in this hour of sorrow.
"a ResolUed: That we Union realizing
our loss wish to express our appreciation
of his faithful labors and untirlng deyo-
ton in the temperance cause.
ReSotUed: That we return thanks TO
r our Heavenly Father for the beautiful
Y. memory and the never ceasing influence
:. for good left by our brother.
VI ResolUed: That copy of these resoIu-
Of tions be sent to the MONITOR for publica-
re tion, to Mrs. Taylor and also copy to be
!, placed in The minutes of this society.
' MRS. M. III. PADDOCK,
lg MRS. 4. 81. KINNEY,
l. MRS. JULIA YOUNG,