Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
COVENTRY.

at Enosburg Fails, attending the whee-
association.
COVENTRY.
Hiram Pike has moved to Irasburc
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot of New Hsmps hire
are guests at Pliny MetcaIfs.
Mrs. A. ID. Thurber and son GUY have
gone to st. Adams on a visit.
Grasshoppers and the apple worms are
doing q good deal of damsge here.
Claud Brooks has gone to Saxtons River
to attend the academy another year.
Cora Bean has returned to her school at
Ns"oaTy and Kate Bean to Gardner, Mass.
Warner Guild has opened in connection
with his store a fish market and runs cart.
Dana Algier sold his stock ct auction
wednesday and will break up housekeep-
ing.
A. X. Webster snd sons of Meford. Mass.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Web.
ster.
Mrs Clarissa Metcalf and Miss E. Parker
have gone to West Burke to visit their
sister, Mrs. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Brooks are home from
Methuen, Mass, and will go to housekeeo-
- HS JILL NaCalSO DY ID. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Collins and two
children of Manchester, n. a., have been
spending a few days at Hollis Haucock's.
Mrs. Eunice Gray celebrated her s7th
birthday by spending the day with her
brother, Nelson Shepard, and her niece.
Mrs. VIM. Niles. She is next to the Oldest
person in town.
Mrs. Alsaida Percival received the sad
news recently that her sister. Mrs. Estine
Soper, formerly of this town.. had fallen
downstairs at her home in Lowell, Mass.
and was in q critical condition.
CRAFTSBURY.
Alba Merrill had his arm severely crushed
in the Graham G Skinner mill last ines
day. /.
Nj. and Mrs. Oscar Bliss moved into n
OF tbs tenements in the Smith block last
Thursday.
Ethel Patterson left last Monday for
Boston Where she viii enter college.
Mrs. d. ?. Hoyt is suffering from erysip-
elias On her face.
5. a. Smith in behalf Of the Ladies' Aid
society presented the NJ. Z. society with q
fine organ last week.
Airs. H Hartman left last Thursday
for her home in Albany, n. Y.
The union Sunday school picnic was held
last Saturday in the Graham grove.
Harley Hanson from Glover has moved 70
the farm known as tins Shannon farm.
Philip Morse has purchased the Homer
Bartlett farm and taken possession.
Mr. and Mr. C4fes--s
from Mrs. Amaden's to George T. towards
tenement.
Mrs. Lizzie Shufelt from Lowell. accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Scott, from Concord junction. Mass visit
ca AIRS 2. \. Nelson last Monday and
Tuesday.
NORTH cRAFTSBURY.
II. N. Stevens isIsuffering with erysipeIas
in his face.
Mrf. Lydia Pond has returned to her
home IN Connecticut.
Several from this place attended tbe
Sherbrooke fair last week.
Miss Adelaide ChamberIin has returned
to her home in New York.
BeDj1min Sinclair OF Brown University
spent last week at Deacon Root's~
AIRS, e. II. Rowley and Miss Ruth Row
ley visited friends in Richford last veak
Remember the regular meeting of the
Earnest Workers in the vestry Wednesday.
September IS.
Mr.. Williams of East Hardwlck has
come to spend some time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Calvin Cole.
Mrs. Clara Tenney, who has been spend
ing several weeks at E.. T. Wheeler's. re-
turned to Boston last Saturday.
b.. Williams, town treasurer. will be of
the post-office at Branch Thursday after
noon, September %, at. East Craftsburv
FRIDAY afternoon, September q, and at
Craftsbury Saturday, September %, from
10 O'Clock a. N. until 4 O'Clock p. M. for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
ACADEMY NOTES.
The academy opens this fall with SO
students, the best opening for over thirty
years. A small graduating class last wear
and a large class coming in from the dis
t~rlct explains the increase, though it
may De partly because Vermont's best crop
Is looking up. The first Academy social
was held Friday night, Sept. 9Th. with
quite a large attendance. Many of those
who are going away to school were pres
ent and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Arrangements were made by the alumni
present for a reunion during the Christ
mas vacation. OF the Academy students
who graduated from college last spring.
James White n Bernard Young are in
New York, in good positions; Miss Helen
Allen is teaching in Lyndon Institute:
iWard Corness has a position in q col
iege in New Jersey, and Adna Pix is vet
at home. George Howard will enter
Harvard Law School very shortly. q
makes US sac to lose al these from home,