Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-20
bennett and wife OF Derby Line
NJ. enuing some time with their mother,
Mrs. E. o. Benne.t

nafies Bennett and wife OF Derby Line
are spending some time with their mother,
Mrs. E. o. Bennett.
suolsct for Christian Endeavor
player- meeting Thursday evening is "What
Is the Sin of Phariseeismsn
"r' ana Mrs. James Armstrong of st.
'ohnsoury are visiting their SOD, Bert, and
otner relatives in this locality.
remember the Sunday School Conven-
.lon tomorrow, Aug 21st, in the Congre-
gatlonal church of this village.
Hiss Aos Allen was united in marriage to
Oren WOOD by Rev. ]. w. Waldron at the
T. D. parsonage Tuesday, Aug. 14th.
mrs. Z. {. Farman and grandson, Far
man crane, Of Hardwick visited at Rev.
D. w. "aidron's several days last week.
MI ,. Bessie Cushio of Barre has come
10 assist her father in disposing of his
nousehold goods and he will return home
her Tor the winter.
ny little baby of Clarence Bowen died
friday morning. The funeral was held
SUNDAY at o'clock and the burial was in
the vintage cemetery. Sympathy Is exs
tended by their many friends.
charleston has two inmates in Vermont
insane hospitals. Their maintenance costs
tnelr town nothing. 1t costs the state
ABOUT 1890 year and is, paid from the tax
on cor operations, there being no state tax.
LII IN arieston paid this as was formerly
of
cents on every dollar of the grand list.
Clement condemns the present system of
caring for the insane. Do you? II not
vote the Republican ticket September 4.
The masquerade OF the 9th was well at
tended and large number were masked
Ihe hrst march was led by the devil and a
little oarkey schoolgirl with her dinner
pail and book bag. The prize for the
prettlest costume was given to Miss Veda
Cook, who was dressed as morning in
white trimmed with gilt stars, and for the
| most comlcal costume to Harold Labounty
who was dressed as a short fat man. The
committee are thankful to the young peo-
| pie from out of town, Who masked and sc
| kindly assisted in making the evening 9
| success. The Ladies'Aid Society realized 6
good sum to add to their treasury.
COVENTRY.
| Lucius Nye has sold his farm to Her.
bert Wilson of Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Knox have re.
turned to Hanover, N. H.
| Miss Charlena Herbert has returned from
Old Orchard and Portland.
Charles Litchfeld is back in A. D. Thur
ber's store, after two weeks vacation.
| Myra Lewis of Fitchhurg, Mass, is tn,
| guest of her aunt, Mrs. Emma Thrasher.
Mrs. Alice White and daug hter of Sher,
brooke. P. O., have been in town the pas
week.
Rev. r. G. Flagg OF Newport will preacI
in; the Cong'l church next Sunday in ex
change with the pastor.
Miss Nellie Davis of Troy and Miss Mau,
Miller OF Westfeld were the guests of Mrs
j. Z, Herbert the past week.
There will be a republic caucus mex
Tuesday evening to nominate a represen
| tatlVe TO the next legislature.
Quite delegation went to Newport las
Thursday evening to attend the Clemen
rally. Some came home welded to Glenn
eES, while others did not.
Mrs. Wright, wife of the pastor, Rev. G
FL Wright OF Iras burg, was here Thurgda
evening to attend the prayer meeting, AM
was taken Ill while here. Her man,
friends hope for speedy recovery.
A large number took in the Sunda,
school union picnic last Wednesday in Mr.
Billings grove. The day was fine one
A. D. Thurber was present with his phono
graph which added much to the occasion
Coventry has two inmates in Vernon
insane hospitals. Their maintenance
costs the town nothing. 1t costs the stat
about 1870 year and is paid from the ta,
on corporations, there being no state tax
If Coventry paid this es was formerly tn
case; it would mean tax of 1914 cents OF
every dollar OF the grand list. Clemen
condemns the present system of caring fo
the insane. Do you? If not vote the Re
publican ticket Septem Der 4. e
CRAFTSRURY.
Blanche RaWson returned to Boston las
Monday.
Charles Weber has placed Iightnin,
rods the entire length of his new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Whitney of Boston
who have been spending some time q
Caspian lake, are in town for short visit
The people in the west part of this to v,
: were a good deal excited last Tuesda
evening, by hearing that the five year
old daughter Of John Poor was lost in til
woods. Diligent search was made. bu
not until O'Clock the next morn ing wa
the child found. She appeared to be il
pretty good condition after her outing
Craftsbury has five inmates in Vernon
insane hospitals. Their maintenance cost
the town nothing. 1t costs the state hon