Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-10
COVENTRY.

COVENTRY.
Mr.. Gonyea has moved in over VIM.
Stevens shop.
S. G. Scott has purchased the George
Sylvester farm.
Mrs. Preston has been having an at
tack of bronchitis.
N. P. LABEL has gone to Troy to
work in a creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman have
gone to New Hampshire on a visit.
Carol Brooks has gone to Orleans
to work in H. B. Smiths meat mar
ket.
Simon Morrill, has been confined to
the house by an injury for several
days.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold a fair the afternoon and evening
of the 18th.
Ralph Knowlton, who is clerking
for A. D. T%hurber, is boarding at H.
H. Hancock's.
c. E. Gorham has gone back to Han
over, N. H., to paint one of the COL
lege buildings.
Mrs. Chesney Brooks, who has
spent the summer at Westminster, has
returned home.
Frank White of Stanstead has pur-
chased Jack Browns farm on Barton
River. Price $12, 500.
The C. E. social has been postponed
from Friday evening to the 10Th. on
account of the entertainment of the
school which closes that day.
George Treaudo, Ernest Boynton and
Walter Stevens went to Bellows Falls
recently in pursuit of work. Ernest
remained but George and Walter are
home.
We are sorry to learn that Rev. G.
H. Wright of West Burke, formerly
pastor of the M. E. church here, has
been obliged to give up his charge on
account of poor health.
The graded school will give an en-
tertainment in the town hall Friday
evening, Nov. 18th, at 8 o'clock, the
entertainment will be followed by a So
cial hour. Admission ten cents; the
proceeds are to help pay for the or
gan.
MORGAN.
Harold Pocock of Barnston is stop
ping at GeO. COrllSS.
A man from Richmond, Va, is
about town cutting Christmas trees.
Miss A. E. Knowlton is very poorly
and Miss Crawford is caring for her.
Mr.. Bucklin of Rutland has just set
a fine stone on the Cummings lot in
the South cemetery.
Ellis Courser is working for o. C.
Burroughs on the cream team while
Roy Maxwell is sick.
Roy Holmes had an accident meet.
ing a team after dark one night recent.
ly, but with his usual luck no serious
damage resulted.
The morning after Halloween founc
wagons away in the fields, roadcarts
on sheds but have not heard that boys
really did any damage.
Most of the schools close this weel
and have been successful terms
Mrs. Kelley for supervisor is thu
right person for the place.
Leo Wheeler is threshing with S. D
Elliott they are using q gasoline en-
CINE. It is reported that there il
less %threshing than for several years
VIM. Vinton is making Christina
candy. Orders are already coming in
Your correspondent thinks it is
fine place to go when candy hungry
C. I. Moore has sold his AUTOMOBILE
so he has to go as slow as the rest o
us now. MI. Moore has been yer,
kind in giving his friends rides in hi
auto for pleasure, and several time
has carried the sick who needed to ge'
to a train quickly. He has been
most careful driver.
HOLLAND.
Deferred Locals.
DR.. Taylor is caring for Orrin Finn
Miss Nettie Gray visited friends a
Derby Line last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Stratton visite,
at Beebe part of last week.
At the Epworth league socialIFrida.
evening everybody enjoyed a pleas
ant time and the young people real
lied $21.1O
IRASBURC.
Additional Irashurg locals on anoth
er page.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rusl
Patrick last Thursday.
Miss Bertha Potter of W~aterville i.
visiting her uncle, w. N. Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fay of AL
bany spent Sunday with friends il
town.
t Mrs. Lucy Brown of Clinton, Mass.
was the guest of Mrs. j. H. Cook las
week.
Miss Vera Larabee.. of Craftsbury
, spent the past week at Charles Shep
herds.
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