Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02
COVENTRY.
A. 3. Hancock is not as we'll.

returns of the occasion.
COVENTRY.
A. B. Hancock is not as well.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Perry aug. %.
Ms (. J. Brooks has gone to Massachu
sets on visit.
Flossie Douglass Of Tilton, n. H., is in
town for short vacation.
The agent for the Vermont Bible Society
was in town the past week.
Hiram Pike has sold his meat business to
Wilbur Scott and Luke Eaton.
Mrs. s. NJ. shedd Of st. Adams has been
the guest of Mrs. AID. Thurber the past
week.
Mr.. Dean has sold his farm known as
the Arthur True farm to E. c. Blanchard of
Newport.
The interior of the creamery is under
going repairs n. p. LABEL is home helm
ing remodel it.
Marion Guild, Alma MetcaIf and Mrs.
Harry Manley are attending camp meeting
ct Lyndonville.
Mrs. ELLA (Thrasher) Chamberlin and
daughter Maud of Boston have been in
town the past week.
good number attended the picnic at
HoibIook's grove last Wednesday. The
day W perfect one and good time was
reported.
Our stage route has again charged driv-
ers- l. has been sold to Scott & Eaton.
Some one remarked If he were going out
on the stage he would not know who to
apply TO, it changes hands 50 often.
Mrs, o. E. landlord of Hardwick, Mr..
and Mis-. Eugene Greenwood of Enosburgh
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Williams and
daughter, Grace, and Henry Blanchard of
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood of
Lowell, were in town to attend the burial
OF DR.. q. F. Branch on Friday.
! The remains of DR.. Charles F. Branch
were brought here from Amherst, Mass.
, Friday ano inferred IN his family lot. The
, service at the grave was in charge of the
Q Grand Army, a large number of veterans
being present. Dr. Branch was at one
time practising physician here. During
his stay here he married Miss Ida Burbank.
D He was four times married. Heis survived
by his wife, who was formerly Miss Clara
Greenwood of this town. He leaves four
4 children, three daughters and a son. who
8 were present at the burial. His death was
!, caused by Bright's disease. His age was 81
b years, months and is days.
CRAFTSBURY.
LoaeI Allen from Burlington is in town
for few days
Ina Rand returned to her home in Bur-
). lington last Saturday.
Clyde Anderson ca11e last Saturday from
Boston for few days vacation.
II Fred Chase of Glover has bought the
Shannon farm of R. A. Patterson.
]. MrP. Hartman end Mrs. Kinney visited
In Westfield, Troy and Newport last week.
d Mr.. and Mrs. h. w. Bishop returned
from short outing at Weirs, n. H, last
n Thursday.
NIrs. Nellie Uric and daughter Blanche
e of Burlington are spending little time in
this town.
g Rev 9. W. Douglass will give reading
in the VI. E. church, Wednesday evening
q -S-~E III Will D0 s0rV6O.
The village school commenced last Mon
re day with Miss Myra Blake of Eden in the
higher department and Rosa Smith in the
primary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Tillotson from Som.
"A erville, Mass, visited friends in town las,
week. They expect to leave soon for Cali.
fornia where they expect to make theil
e future home.
The Change will hold a box social In
10 their hall Friday evening, Sept. 6. The
entertainment will consist of vocal anc
er instrumental music and a general gooc
time. Several from this town attended the
N Morrisville fair last week.
EAST CRAETSBURY.
- Robert Silver is quite ill.