Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-12

Is butter maker.
WI Goodwin has moved into Alvah
o"lsn's tenement house..
miss Freda Badger OF Newport has been
visiting Mrs. o E. Aiken.
warner Guild is running a delivery team
~ connection with his grocery.
MRS. Amos Morrill, is in poor health, and
"t'ane Cole is stopping with her.
Ralph Wares children, who have been
SICK With scarlet fever, have recovered.
Mrs stephen Thurber has returned to
hef nome at E Burke, as her little grand
'on' 9uy Thurber, is improving.
Mrs Ellen Drew and daughter were in
.o"h last Friday to see Mrs. Drew's sister,
hfs Ferclval, who has been very Ill.
aunt Jerusha2s Quilting" which took
place In TIE Congregational vestry Friday
evening March 2, was pronounced good.
Proceeds SO 90.
". "illard's little girl Rubie, and TIRES
OF harry Vinton's children have been nav
Jug the canker-rash, but they are all better
ano there are no new cases.
Members of the Congregational society
gave Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.. Guild a visit
frloay evening. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed a fine time.
The w. C. Il. q. met in the Congrega-
tional vsstry March 1. The husbands of
the ladies and other friends were invited
to partake OF a most excellent dinner.
ID. b. Collins died yesterday OF Bright's
disease, aged 81 years. The fnneral will be
held Tuesday at q O'clock at Gilbert
Strong's, where he has been boarding.
The Bost) IN Herald reporter was in town
recently. He has written an article on the
life history of our aged townsman, Joseph
Kidder, who passed his 95sh birthday last
October.
j. E. Gorham and Mrs. Clara Morrill, re-
ceived the sad news of the death of their
brother, Lewis Gorham of Putney. He
was buried last Saturday. Mr.. Gorham
WAS a former resident of this town.
EAST COVENTRY
Mrs. Bert Goss is quite sick.
George Brooks visited his. father,
A. G. Brooks, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Carter of Bertop
Landing spent Sunday at j. T.. Wells.
Miss Frances latham of L~akeport, NH,
is visiting her friend, Gladystins Standish.
Ira Sessions spent Saturday and Sunday
with bis sister, Mrs. w. B. Leonard at
Barton Landing.
Miss Avis ~Fairbrother of Rock Island
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fairbrother, over Sunday.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Geo. Howard is quite ill.
Clyde Anderson is abs to be out after his
sever Illness.
F. w. slicer has a position in the A. 3.
S~paulding mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. LittlefeId moved last
Thursday to Sheffield
Miss Ella Patterson is visiting in Morris
willie and Hyde Park.
Miss Ethel Patterson is visiting in Bur-
~Iington and Winooski.
DR.. Dillingham; moved back to this town
from johnson last week.
Mrs. A. j. Smith, who was reported
critically i'll last week, IS improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert spauIding moved
Wednesday into J. NE. Patterson's teDe-
ment.
The W. CT. U. made an earnest. appeal
against license to the voters in town meet
ing last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Slicer and family
moved from the Elnaar Stratton tenement
to the Littlefeld place last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Slieer moved last
Wednesday from Coventry TO Craftsbary.
They will occupy the A. D. Spauldfng resi-
dence.
The last number of the Craftsbury Lee
ture Course will be alecture by G.. A. Gear
hart at the Methodist Episcopal church
"wednesday evening, March IA. Mr. Gear
bart has twice before appeared in our Lee
ture Courses, and on both occasions greatly
delighted the people of this town. The
subject of this lecture will be 1.-THE Com
ing. Man. Mr.. Gearhart has expressed his
especial request for the young peoale,- stu
dents and teachers to attend.
DERBY.
w. S. Robbins is attending court a
Newport this week.
Chester Carpenter and Maurice Place ar,
able to be out. again.
Miss Hester Coburn of Troy. is. VISITING
among friends,in town.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Lunt of Derb,
Line called On old friends in town recently
Mrs. Helen Eduunds ,ofsouth Tro,
visited her aunt, Mrs. L. P. .Jenne, Thurs
day.
Dr.. ana Mrs. Bugbee Of, Derby Lin
visited their niece, Mrs. Edmund Wilde,
last Tuesday.
The pupils of the higher grades of tn
village school held a promenade in tn
town ball Friday evening.
There is a large number of cases 6
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