Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-19

E. K. Gray, James Chapman and Geo.
L. Livingstone have been quite ill the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Bryant are sick with
pneumonia, Mrs. s. Wells is helping care
for them.
Luke Eaton's little boy, who has been
very Ill with pneumonia, is now sick with
the measles.
Myra Douglass is home from Barton
Landing and is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. James LABEL.
Mrs. VIM. Wingett and daughter of
Irasburg have been visiting relatives in
town the past week.
The Coventry cornet band will give a
concert and play entitled, 1.-THE King of
the Cannibal Island" in Town hall next
boys are making quite a reputation as ex-
cellent players, SO turn out and give them
q good house.
EAST COVENTRY
Mrs. r H. Noyes is on the sick list.
J. T. Wells has been sick the past week.
Miss Agnes Keys is working for Mrs.
Luke Eaton.
Mrs. Carrie Hazen is working for Mrs.
Herbert Billings.
Mrs. Sarah Stebbins OF Glover visited
at Lucius Nye's last week.
Miss Clara DwinelI visited her aunt,
Me- EOCtor Of port0a Iocf rroalr
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Celia e ks of Barton is working at
FL. w. Bishops.
J. w. Daverson is occupying the paint
shop lately fitted up by FL. W. Bishop.
Miss Ella Patterson returned last Tues
day from her visit in Lamoille county.
Walter Richardson moved his family last
week from Greensboro to John Aliens
tenement house.
The Talent social given last Tuesday eve
ming was a very pleasing occasion, some
| of the "Talents" having increased to more
than a hundre 4-fold.
The last lecture of the course was given
last Tuesday evening by G.. A. Gearheart
and it was an exceptionally fine produc-
ton. Much credit is due the lecture COM
mittee for the very instructive and able
lectures they have given the town this
winter.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Will Miller is on the sick list.
Miss G. L.. Paine's sister from Cabot il
visiting her.
Mrs. A. Smith, who has been very i'll, il
slowly recovering.
Miss Rillie Ainsboro is out Of school OF
account of ickness
Mrs. Silloway of WoIcott is caring fol
Lila Mullaney, at present..
Lewis LOOMS is moving his family te
Albany, where he will work for A. Miles.
DR.. Rouley from Connecticut is here car.
ing for his father, Rev. G. II. Rouley, who
has pneumonia.
Miss Maud Macomber conducted the
teachers examination here last week, al
Mr.. Stannard was unable to be present
Seventeen tool the examination.
Rev. Mr. Christie will give a lecture at tn
Cong'l church Wednesday evening, Marcel
18th, under the auspices of the Earnes
Workers, and not the 21st as stated II
another paper.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey has been enjoying
visit from her father.
Miss Maude Macomber has been spend
ing a week vacation at home.
The friends of Elspeth (Patterson) IDA
are sorry to learn of her continued illness
Ed. Crowley has finished work, for e. 4
Dutton. Ernest Thompson is taking b
place.
Thomas and Payson Morse are stayin
out OF school this spring to help the
father sugar.
! Word has been received that John DuI
ton at u. v. M. is having an attack
mock measles.
t Number from here attended the lee
ture at South C%raftsbury Wednesda
+ evening and pronounce it excellent.
: It is reported Inat VIII hanson Is taII
: ing OF selling his place here and movin
his family to Barton. We will be sorry
lose them. +.
s Some of the Barton students have bee
visitors at our academy during the pa
week. We wish there might be clos,
associations between these schools.
DERBY.
Levi Kelley is. on the sick list.
Charles Clark is quite ill with the grip.
e Miss Alice Clark has returned from b.
= visit to friends in Boston.
q, W. 81. Sails was called to Clinton, Mas.
Q last week by the death of his brother.
=, Miss Bertha Commings went to Boste
:. Sunday night to visit Miss Ella Taylor.
Elder Chas. Mcclure Of West Dert
occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunds
morning.