Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-22
COVENTRY

COVENTRY
Mrs. Alvah Brooks is in poor health.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jenkins June II.
Harry Bole is home from Connecticut,
where he is attending school.
A monument was recently placed on
the grave of G. S. Livingstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Greenwood are
in town with a new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of
Franklin are guests at A. ID. Thur
ber's.
Mrs. Clarissa Metcalf is home from
St. Johnsbury, having been absent
since September.
DIR. Mills of Newport was in town
recently and tested Edward and
Charles Niles herd of COWS.
Mrs. Nelson Morse, who has been
boarding at the home Of her brother,
Christopher Seargent, died Wednes-
day, and the interment was in the vii
lage cemetery Friday. She leaves an
aged husband.
Mr.. Jewell, who recently purchased
the VIM. Martin farm, died Friday,
June y, of cancer of the stomach.
The remains were taken to Newport.
Mr.. Jewell was the father of Mrs. VIM.
Elliott of this town.
The lawn social held with Mrs. ST.
mon Morrill, was we'll attended and 6
very pleasant affair. The thanks Of
the society are due Mrs. Morrill, TO,
the use of her house and grounds, alst
for the very pleasing entertainment or
the graphophone. Mrs. w. A. Warner
and Mrs. Geo. Gorham of Barton were
guests of Mrs. Morrill, and were pres
ent at the social.
WEST GLOVER. 5
Misses Alice and Jennie Magoon ar
working at B. F. Jackman's this sum.
mer.
Nj. and Mrs. James Wyman and E
S. Wells of Bloomington visited a
Mr.. Dennison's recently.
HOLLAND.
Edmund Trucott is on the sick list
The Derby academy students ar
} home for the summer vacation.
! MI. and Mrs. Frank Gray have bee,
$ visiting relatives in New Hampshire
Rev. F. W.Lewis and Rev. Mr.. Ma,
tin preached in the Methodist churc
Sunday, June ID.
f Rev. F. B. Blodgett will preach i
tho MofhndIcf oh11rah for cax,o~o1 Co.,
\ days after June 81.
e There will be a celebration at Jane
e Films grove July 18th. Street parad
at $50 O'Clock followed by race:
speaking etc. There will be a base
O ball game in the afternoon and fire
works in the evening. The Interns
tional cornet band from the Three vi
+ lagos will furnish music. Take you
best girl and come early.
- RASBURc.
R. N. Baldwin was in Burlington @
X business Monday.
Henry Baldwin and Bernard LIE
y spent Sunday with friends in Stow,
= Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Holbrook of Ba
net visited his brother Ed over Su,
- day.
y Leland Herman and Howard Star
of Newport have engaged to pair
I'd several buildings in town and bega
work on Ralph Quimby's barn to-da.
William and LeonaPrance Of Bosfoi
e who have been visiting their brotht
l. David the past two weeks. have spe,
considerable time fishing and viii
they have had pretty good luck eae
st day Leon broke the record Thursda
5. by catching eight cells, 800 horn pou1
If and a string of suckers. Pretty GOO
Id for a Bostonian.
- I The Children's day exercises
the Methodist church yesterda
8 morning were unusually good. tt
: church was tastefully decorated ar
the children We're at their best ar
carried out their parts finely. Apr,
pirate music was furnished by tt
choir and remarks were made b
), Rev. E. E. Wells. Much credit is DIT