Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-15
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
Damon Ware is quite i'll.
Asa B. Hancock remains very sick,
Mrs. jane Cole is still Ill with erysipelas.
Mrs. Geo. Cook and son are visiting at
Barton Landing.
Mrs Jonas Kidder was ill with bilious
attack last week.
John Willis has taken Simon Morrilrs
sugar place to carry on.
| Mrs. A. d. Thurber has been very sick |
with the grip the past week.
Martha Hopkins of Derby Line is the
guest of Mrs. Glen Johnson.
A. B. Hancock has had his pension in
creased from Sl7 to $50 month.
Prof Green OF Thetford academy spent
Sunday at Charles Humphreys.
An eleven pound son came into the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Currier April II.
The village schools commence to- day,
taught by Agnes Reyes and Emma Bean.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hector Douglass at St. Johnsbury Center
April 4.
Let all mem bers of Coventry camp, M. W.
A, be present April 16 as there is important
| business,
Will Hancock was called home Sunday,
May Z, on account of the serious illness of
| his father.
Willie Boynton is home from st. Johns
bury business college, and Raymond
Wright from the University of Vermont.
Mrs. Esther Livingstone, Mrs. Geo.
Goodnough, Mrs. Harry Manley and Mrs.
Cheval have been suffering from, the grip.
Nelson Shepard and Mrs. Eunice Gray
received news Tuesday of the death of
their cousin, Mrs. Amelia Shepard OF
Vineland, N. j.
g. S Livingstone has sold his residence
to DR.. R F. Willard, price 1926. Mr.. Liv-
inestone has lived in this town great
many years and his many friends are
) sorry to have him move away.
Rev. q. FL. Wright preached his farewell
sermon yesterday. Mr.. Wright has won
many friends here during his pastorate,
VINO regret his departure. The best wishes
of this charge go with him to his new field
of la Dor.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. A. A. Bridges was very ill last Sat-
urday.
Hollis Lathe was off duty few days last
week by Illness
Clyde King of Greens Dor was in town on
business last Friday.
Philip Howard has position in the
station at Greensboro Bend.
Eta Smith is to teach in the Hayden
district the coming season.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas
y Anterior last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Howard, who have
u been seriously i'll, are both improving.
Edith Atherton from Stratford, N. H.. is
stopping with her brother in this viIiaee
II for awhile.
Ernest Dill is tearing his barn to pie ces.
70 preparatory to rebuilding it for barber
% shop and poolroom.
Mr.. Lecma from CABOT who has been
- working for j. Keir mas finished his la bors
- and returned to Cabot.
There Will not be any services in the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday,
April 81, it being conference Sunday.
" The Craftsbury grange will hold sugar
:, social in Their nall next Friday evenin 2
II April 10. Everyone is cordially invited.
=, Harry Bumps finished work for j. Keil
9r last week. He expects to go at once tr
,e Morrisville W here he has work on the bic
Ia - dam.
3, Rev. w. E. Allen preached the last ser
rt mon of this conference year last Sunday
20 1t is expected Mr.. Allen will be returned u
of this charge.
The relatives of Will Williams gave hin
a very pleasant surprise party at his HON,
. last Friday evening. A bountiful suppe
and new sugar were served.
Mrs. Lock, an aged lady, died at tn
home of her son last Sunday afternoon
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
the Rev. w. E. Allen officiating.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. M. 81. Paddock is gaining.
Mabel Miller is ill with the mumps.
Harley Cowles has goue to Barton t.
iii work.
- David Anderson of Orar ge, Mass, was
recent visitor in town.
Id Mrs. Myrtle Gage and Atbie Pike war
In Hardwick last Mondsy.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler, who has been yer.
r. sick for some time, is better.
"a party from this place spent last Frida,
at E. A. buttons sugar place.
10 Misses PbiIa and Philena Coburn ar
W. boarding at Mrs. Lucy Kilburn's.
Miss Madge Brown is to teach the sum
mer term of school in this place.
lanes Anderson was obliged TO stay on
OF school last week on account of sever