Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-15

fred are visiting relatives IN Derby
Line.
Mrs. Ella Rich and daughter Gene
We've are visiting relatives in St.
Johnsbury.
Howard Wilson of Barton has been
visiting his grandfather, c P Church,
and other. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNair and little
daughter Sarah of New York are
boarding at Geo. Calkins'.
Natalie Allbee has been quite i'll at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs. |
Julia Ruiter, but is better now.
George Dane stuck nail in his knee
last week, and Albert Wilder stepped
on a nail. Both are doing we'll.
Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson entertained her
mother. Mrs. Peavey, and sister, Miss
Lillian Peavey, of Morgan, July 8.
Mr.. Holton has gone to Medford,
Simeon Rogers Mrs. Holton went
there some time ago.
There will be promenade and social
at the town hall Friday evening, July
| II. Good music. Admission 10 cents.
Everyone invited. Ice cream will be
for sale
| Charlie st. Peter and family of Ev-
ansville and his grandfather, Mr.. st.
Peter of Bloomington, were guests
over Sunday at the home of Mrs. St.
Peters father, ]. D. Griffin.
COVENTRY.
DR.. R. F. Willard and family are
home from their vacation.
George Sylvester, who is suffering
with heart trouble, is not as we'll.
The grange has disbanded and sold
their effects at auction Saturday even
ing.
David Drake of Barton Landing is in
town. We are always glad to see Mr..
Drake.
The Misses Wilcox of Newport Cen
ter are visiting their sister, Mrs. Asa
Hancock.
Miss Mildred Greenwood of Lowell
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. c.
Cleveland.
Jonas /Kidder has finished haying.
He had Is loads and not spear OF
it got wet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Berry of Barton
Landing are spending few days a
Pliny Metcalf's.
, VIM. Rollins and family of New
port Center were recent visitors a
Ira Wheelock
Arthur Warboy of Charleston anC
. Mrs. Ernest Warboy are guests a
Mrs. Esther Hancock's.
Esther Kidder of Charleston ha
been spending a few days with he1
classmate, Emma Bean.
E. S. Cowles and family of Jerse,
; City, N. j., arrived Friday and are d
their summer home here.
Fred Davis suffered a sunstrok
Tuesday and was unconscious for
r time. He is now better.
e H. C. Cleveland was called to New
t port Friday on account of the suddel
death of W. N. Kinney.
e Mr. and Mrs. George Livingstone 0
!. Derby spent Sunday with their moth
err, Mrs. Esther Living stone.
v ALI ouI~uOOI lllGCG1IlS was IOlu l.
front of the church the evening o
July 5. 1t was union service.
n The ladies of the Methodist churc
served ice cream in front of the churc
Saturday evening. They were patron
I. lied by large number of people.
Mrs. Clara Branch and son Charlie
, of Amherst, Mass, have moved thei
u household effects here and will renal
at present with her sister, Mrs. H. c
Cleveland.
II John Wells has his new barn so ia
2 completed that he can now fill it wit
: hay. H 0. Smith of Newport is tn
: builder. 1t will be remembered tina
: Mr.. Wells, barn was burned last fall
y cRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. John Crimes is very ill.
} Gregg Cole is working for w. C. Had
%l ley.
# Chas. Hoyt, has finished work i
g Greensboro.
q Mrs. Humphrey has finished worl
q at J. C. Babcock's.
Mrs. John Chamberlin has returne
j. to her home in New York.
} Mrs. C. H. Hartman of Albany, N
e Y, is visiting friends in town.
" Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Rogers of Barto
q Landing visited in town last week.
a Amanda, the youngest daughter O
II P. W.. Dawson, was very badly burne
ID with hot water Tuesday.
George Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs
Fairbrother from Glover were in tow
- to attend the funeral Sunday.
Mrs. N. B. Williams, Mrs. C.. Il
" Root, Miss Winifred Williams and Mrs
: Herbert Woodbury. spent a few day
last week at Ausable Chasm an
d. Mount Mansfield.
The so-called SpauIding mill on tn
. East Albany road is advertised fo
u sale at auction Saturday at 2 o'cloc
p. m. The house and garden 10
P. situated near the mill will also be sole