Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-01

ne Woodmen Will hold sugar social
and promenade at their hall Wednesday
evening, Apr. 8. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie st. Peter of Barton
Landing are in town. Mr.. St. Peter will
work for Geo. A. Driver during sugaring.
Ora Piper and nephew, Guy, have gone
to the home of Mr.. Piper's sister, Mrs.
Rooney, in Boston. Guy will live with
Mrs. Rcoley in the future.
COVENTRY.
John Hancock is home from New Hamp-
shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware have been
quite III for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Wheelock and their
son Ira have been having the grip.
Mrs. r. B. Edmunds is quite sick. Mrs.
Adelia Handford is caring for her.
The sugar makers have tapped their or
chards but have made only little sugar as
yet.
Mrs. Luna Hilliker has gone to her home
accompanied her.
Mrs. Nellie Handford has returned TO
her home in Hardwiek. Her nephew,
W alter Cleveland, accompanied her.
held in the M. E. vestry. A good number
were present and they report 8 very sweet
time.
The water is very high here, flooding the
roads. Large cakes Of ice DISTRACTED the
travel across the fat asd delayed the stage
the lest OF the week.
Mrs. Jonas Kidder reeeived news of the
death of her brother, Ellery Bald win, of
West UpteD, Mass, recently. He was for
merIy of this town. He was 81 years and
four months old. He leaves q wife and six
children.
The many friends of Miss Flora g. Hum
pbrey were invited to the home of Miss II.
Gladys Ware Saturday afternoon, March
3d. to linen shower for Miss Humphrey.
On account OF bad roads the number pres
ent was not so large as expected. But
those present report splendid time. The
house was prettily decorated in orange
and green. Ice cream, cake, sugar on
snow and apples were served. There were
many good presents.
Mrs. E. c. Thrasher and Mrs. W. B.
Guild. celebrated their respective birthdays,
March 25yand ga on the evening of the 25th
with finch party at the home of Mrs.
Thrasher. The guests not only enjoyed
the games of the evening, bHt did ample
justice to the choice viands- set before
them by these two most excellent cooks,
partaking of supper and breakfast in due
order to carry out. the unique plan. IL was
CRAgTSBURY-
Mr.. Howard is.ll.
Mrs. Henry King is sick.
There are three cases of scarlet fevas at
Harry Emery's.
pound. of,sugar to.a tree.
Smith Bros. began saving lumber for
the Boston Lumber Company last Monday
morning.
Monday where her daughter will enter the
b gh school.
Among the recent Pleasant events
was the marriaga Saturday evening, March
%, Of Miss Anna Humphrey ana Clifford
Bartatte. The ceremony was perfol med
by the Rev. ME-. Rowley. They have the
best wishes of q host of friends.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
George Locke's mother is very liz
Mrs. Mary Wylie has gone to Boston.
FEED Slicer is working for John Morse.
TWO OF Harry Emery's children. are on
| the sick list.
| John Dutton is home from the U. V. M.
| for the Easter vacation.
Miss Mary Dutton entertained her cousr
in, Miss Mabel Milles, over Saturday and
Sunday.
A party was given in honor of JOAN
| Simpson at his home last Friday evening
| Quite lasge number were present and al
enjoyed q Very pleasant time
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Willis Noodle is visiting at Dea. Roots
E. E. Giibert's children are having the
whooping cough.
Howard Lyon returned to Moatpelie
Seminary Monday.
Miss Abbie Pike visited friends in
Iras burg recently.
A. D. Marckres visited al Georg
Glasses last Tuesday
|
Charles Wylie has rented his farm &
Cha rles Silver for year.
A. E. Cowles has been helping c.. c
Robbins in his sugar place.
A. B. Pike and G. w. Dnstan were il
MorrisVille last Thursday.
Don Griffith and Perley Richardson ar
working for Charlie Root.
Miss Hazel Williams teaches tae sum
mer term of school at the Mills.
Mrs. Sarah French, who has been yer.