Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-02
COVENTRY.

Thanksg iving with his mother.
Nj. ard Mrs. s. n. Pearson spent
Thanksgiving at Barton Landing.
Arthur Dudley OF Nashua, n. H, is the
guest OF his uncle, A. b. Hancock.
NJ. and Mrs. Warner Guild are home
from their wedding trip to Orange.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Herman of Irasburg
spent Thursday at George Corrow's.
Miss Eta Litchfield is home from Iras
burg, where she has been teaching.
Leslie Phelps and fsmily of Newport
spent last Thursday at Vim. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Brooks went to
West Derby Thanksgiving day to visit at
s. ). Livingstone's.
Zee Porter, Willis Gorham, Every Cor
row and several other farmers are selling
their milk to goto Boston.
A large family gathering was held at the
home of Mr.. Goss Thursday. Several per-
sons from Irasburg and Albany were pres
emit.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish in this wey
to exIeno our sincere thanks to our many
kind frie nds who so thong htfully aided Us
during the sickness ana burial OF our dear
wife, daughter and sister. May you have
like friends in your time of trouble.
O. N. JOHNSON,
MR.. AND MRS A. 4. HANCOCK
AND FAMILY.
The w. G. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
Boynton Tuesday afternoon, Dec 3rd,
at two O'Clock. Roll call, "bible Com
mands," ali members are requested to be
present and respond to their names. Top
ic for discussion ,swHow can we best help
those who are tempted, and work best for
the overthrow of the liquor trafic?" All
those interested in temperance are cor
daily invited to be present.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. G. w. Simpson has pneumonia.
Miss Myrtle Bailey began her school
here Monday.
Mrs. N. M. Lewis visited at E. A. Dut-
toms last week.
Miss Maude Macomber was, home few
days last week.
John Dutton and Charles Bailey have re-
turned to U. ". M.
! Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Higgins visited at c.
II. Willey's last week.
Mary and John Simpson and James An
| derson were home from st. Johnsbury for
Thanksgiving.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
b. H. May Of Concord was here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Bernie Keller from Portland, Me-, was
In town Friday.
Mrs H. Bailey and Charles visited at
Mrs. Denio's Wednesday.
POT. Pierce of the o. V. NJ was guest
at L. E. Tupper's Wednesday.
Mrs. M. II. Paddock entertained the L.
T. L. at her home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rawson have re-
turned to their home in Des Moines.
Miss winifred Williams and Miss Mary
Root were at home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lora Stewart and Helen spent
Thanksgiving at e. w. Whites in Glover
Mrs. A. Paddock goes to Falmouth
Mass, this we TX to spend the winter witt
her daug hser, Mrs. Frank Hszen.
WEST DERBY.
Ralph Aubin is quite sick.
Charles McGowan from Georgeyiile
Que, visited his sister, Mrs Herbert Daley
IasG week.
last Friday to officlate at the funeral O
Mrs. Ames.
, Gerald Daley has returned home fror
Georgeville, where he has been visiting TO
a few weeks.
Mrs. Uttin, who has been visiting q
, Derby and surrounding towns, returpe
home Thursday.
Mrs. Smith, who has been spending
few days with Mrs. Doan, returned t
, Boston last Wednesday.
Lila Allen has finished work forI Mrs
Chas. Cbappell and is working at Clyd
Hopkins on Elm atreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Couseps nav
closed their house for the winter and gon
TO y. r. dr66n W DOaIo Until spring.
Mr.. Densmore and daughter, who hav
been boarding at Frank Haywsrd's, wi
board with J. F. Heath this term of schoo
CLOVER.
Glover grange, No. 272, will hold its mex
meeting Saturday evening, Dec. Z, instea
{ of Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. Work i
third and fourth degrees.
CARD-I desire throus b the MONITOR {
express my sincere thanks to Inc man
kind friends and neighbors and all who q
g generously contributed the many acts an
deeds OF Kindness during the last illness
my beloved wife, and those who so kind
X assisted at the funeral service.
e EDWARD {. PADDLEFoRD