Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-30
COVENTRY.

A1N EN X I.
Additional Coventry items on page six
Rev. r. W. Lewis, presiding cider, win +
preach Sunday afternoon in the Methodist
church.
Alb Hancock has iast received an in
crease OF pezsior. he now receives so T,
month
Tbe ladies of the Methodist church viii /
furnish supper for the Modern Wood /
men Tuesday evening.
Tha ladies' of the Congregational society
will give c. iesen pis supper in the vos- /
try of the church Wednesday evening,
Oct. 2 Supper will be served at o'clock,
after which there will be GOOD entertain
mont. fee OF 20 cents will be charged
for be whole. Is is hoped there may be 6
good attendance as the ladies' need money
to use in repairs upon the parsonage.
very pleasant surprise party occurred
at the Congregational parsonage last
| Thursday evening when members OF the
| Young Peoples Binle Study Class to the
number of twenty came In and took pos
session. They came out in force, first TO
| the midweek prayer meeting swelling the
number attending TO somewhat over thir-
1 ty. This was the PASTORS fist surprise, as
he seldom has more than from fifteen to
twenty at that service; and he pondered in
his heart what these things might mean.
He did not lad out until reaching home,
where his psrlor was filed with the self
same young people whom a few minutes
before ne had seen at the prayer meeting.
| The youog people had arranged q short lit
erary AID musical program and thor
ous bly, good time was e. 1yed in social
converse and the singing CT college songs.
Delicious rt fgeehments added their quota
TO the joy OF the occasion. The cllss voted
: also to organtzs GB q class, ard elected il
lis Gorham rs president, Mrs. Lee Porter
as secretary and treasurer, and chose Leon
Litchfeid, LucIetia Gorhem and Ralph
Ware as execp tive committee. The class is
trying to arrange for a separate pace OF
meeting apart from the rest of the Sunday
school ana expects to take up Bible study
after the rev movement plan of the organ
izcd class.
CRAFTSRURY.
Miss Nellie Allen left last Tuesday for
Boston.
MIR. Cupid has bought Eugene Giibert's
farm and will take possession at onc3.
) Anew attended the Grange fair at East
Hardwick in spite of the bad weather.
Win Farr left last Monday with his horse
for the state fair.
Martin Sawyer spent the greater part OF
last week at Newport.
Mr.. Allard from Barton is in town to
visit friends for few days.
Phineas Atherton has moved into the
house with Mrs. D. F. Hoyt.
Miss Nettie Campbell from Springfield is
spending few days with friends in town
Mrs. Mary Day and son left last Tuesday
7 for Northampton, Mass, where she expects
to reside.
Mrs Jessie WIKI ms, who has been caring
for Mrs. Moody, has finished her work and
returned home.
Some of the lady friends and former
O school associates gave Mrs Viola Sawyer 6
:, very pleasant surprise last Wednesday, the
:, occasion being Mrs. SawSer's birthday.
u The students of the higher department
: of the graded school held social in thei
schoolroom Wednesday evening, whict
proved very pleasant occasion. Ligh
refreshments were served.
:. Among the changes that are expected tt
: be made this week are the following: c
c. Stratton will move to the farm lsteI,
purchased of z. s. Stratton. E. s. STRAIT
ton will move into his house in the village
Will Williams will move his family to j
Williams, house. Fred Laduke will NOV
into Hurry Macenter's tenement. Bur
d Jones will move to Hardwick. Harr
Moody will move to his houEe lately pur
n chased of Elmer Stratton. Mr.. Austin wi
move into the house vacated by Wi
T. Williams.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
er Dr. w E. Bailey is still confined to hi
n. bed.
N Miss Mary Paterson has gone to Bosto
is to study this winter.
M. and Mrs. George Locke are the hap
e. py parents of a baby boy.
!" John Wylie, who has been at HON
has returned to New York.
IN Miss Mary Bailey and John Quito
10 have returned to the U. V.M.
e. @. Dutton Is In White Rivs
IN junction attending State fair.
Mrs. Amos Macomber Is visiting b,
daughter In White River Junction.
. Miss Marguerite Stevens has come
:, spend the winter at e. A. buttons.
The Ladies' Missionary society met wit
Miss Helen Paterson last Thursday.
On 'oAn 1"ooe 10 having LIS nou
"a cIapboarded and new ell part built.
Miss Agnes Wylie has gone to Bosto
m to take COURSE in kindergarten work.
e. Mrs. Stewart and Miss Nettie Caiderwoe