Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell and
Mrs. Ellis attended the funeral of their
relative Mrs. B. M. r. Nelson of Bar
ton Monday.
E. G. Moulton is on the sick list.
Mertie Wheeler has returned home
from Charleston.
Mrs. Wilbur Wallace went to Morgan
on business Tuesday,
A little granddaughter of Elias Moul-
ton died Thur sday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Weber is visiting
her mother at Island Pond.
Charles Ames was home from his
work in Maine part of last week.
Mrs. Myra Gray is visiting her
mother and sister at Newport Center.
Harold Gray was home over Sunday
from his work at East Charleston.
E. A. Ferrin is suffering from a
severe cold and an abscess in his head.
Harry Goodall was quite badly burn
ed with boiling water Wednesday,
but at this writing is quite comforta-
: BILE.
Mrs. G. T. Ames and children went
Wednesday to Brownville, Me-, where
5 Mr.. Ames has work on the G. P. r.
for the winter.
Doris Wheeler was quite badly
f burned about the face and neck one
d day last week by the overturning of a
bowl of hot gravy.
d Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Ames were
n called to Henderson, Me-, last week
!. to attend the funeral of the eldest
daughter of Elmer Ames.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ames and Mrs. A.
f E. Jacobs went to East Richford last
Thursday to attend the funeral OF
LISA Ames, whose death occurred al
- her home in Maine.
Z Ii you have cough, hOerseness, tonslli
tbs, or sore throat, use the American Throat
:, Tablets, the Perfect Throat Tablets. TIT
IL ideal Throat Tablets for children anl
l. adults. 10 and rs cent sizes.
COVENTRY.
u Guy Thurber is i'll with measles.
e Mrs. C. J. Brooks of Bangor, Me-,
is in town.
T, John Brooks Jr. is at work at Yves
n Charleston.
! Remember the donation this (Wed
nesday) evening.
Mrs. Mildred Falconer has gone t,
= her home in Hanover, N. H.
i VIM. Tibbetts and Arch Goss arr
@ boarding at Israel Treaudo'S.
II Miss Frances Nichols is the CUES
of her mother, Mrs. Hattie Nichols
:. Mrs. George Ware is in poor health
: and will go soon to the hospital a
= Burlington.
n West Roberts of Pomfret was il
l. town to attend the funeral of Mrs
Eunice Gray.
/ Willie Thurber is convalescing from
# the measles. His mother has returned
y to her home Ill Burke.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cousens anc
:. three little boys of Bolton, P. O., were
guests at Ira Wheelock's Monday.
The worst blizzard of the season
= . occurred Saturday evening. The smoke
y stack of the bobbin mill blew down.
n Mrs. Amasa Sessions and daughter
v Mrs. Leonard of Orleans, ATTENDED
r. the funeral of Mrs. B. M. R. Nelson
n at Barton Monday.
t. Mrs. Geo. Ware recently received
'e news of the death of her oldest
IS brother, Amos Kinney of Lawrence
Mass. He was II years of age ane
had shock.
The w. c. 7. U. met with Mrs
P. S. Hitchcock Tuesday, Feb. 2. AL
n though the day was stormy, there was
an attendance of 81. Eight members
at of the Irasburg union were presen
as invited guests. After bounteou'
dinner, supplied by the Coventr.
n union. was served. the usual program
of the w. C. T. U. was carried out
which was interesting and instructive
3 There were present four local presi
: dents, three local secretaries ant
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