Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-20
COVENTRY.

coffee we're served and an old fash
Toned visit was enjoyed.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Helen Barrows has been
shingling part of her house, Daniel
and Frank Gray doing the work.
Charlie Branche accompanied his
cousin, Walter Cleveland, home from
ST. Johnsbury academy to spend Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson of Laconis,
N. H., are guests at George Her.
mans they made the trip in their
auto.
Mrs. S. Burbank's sister, Mrs.
Moody. and friend from Lisbon, N.
H., have been visiting her the past
week.
The Peak Sisters entertainment
was we'll attended and netted the c..
E. society a nice little sum for the
treasury.
Mrs. Merle Curry of Wooisville, N.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Stevens, the
past week.
Several from this town attended the
Cass auction at Barton W Wednesday.
The old fashioned blue crockery was
bid off bv Mr.. ard Mrs. Winslow
Guild for $50.
The friends of Ernest Boynton gave
him surprise visit Friday evening.
They report a good time. Ernest is
going to Lyndonville t. work in the
car shops. We are sorry to lose oul
young people as we have but few
left.
The ladies of the M. E. church
2 met and cleaned the church las
: Thursday. They were invited to tht
home Of Mrs. Charles Chapman tt
} partake Of a nice boiled dinner anC
) all who went can testify that Mrs
! Chapman knows how to get up goot
, one.
; The meeting Of the w. C. T. U. o.
: Tuesday at Mrs. Wares was attends
by a good number, fifteen ladie
being present. A very interesting re
port of the state convention was give
. by Mrs. w. 3. Guild. who attende
as a delegate from this union. Mr.
Thompson of Laconia, who was visit
!; ing Mrs. Herman was present an
sang Mothers Bow of Ribbo
White" much to the qualification G
all present.
Sunday morning the people wer
aroused by the cry of fire. 1t wa
soon learned that the boiler room {
the Black river bobbin mill was @
. fire. For time it was feared tn
= mill would all go, but the wind we
g was saved. The probable loss is Les
u than a thousand dollars and partl
r covered by insurance. The bobbi
company extend thanks to all who S
81 promptly came and helped save the
property. j. m -
T The fountain placed upon the con
mon by or w. CT. U. is now in GOO
running order and is proving a We,
satisfactory addition to our little vi
lage. It is supplied with water fro
never failing spring which is (
y most excellent quality, as all WI
al horses show their appreciation
On On being anxious to get to it, when ont
e. they have had taste. The fountai
or was purchased of the j. w. Fiske ire
OF works company of New York and is
xt nice piece of workmanship. The s.
lid ciety has been enabled to secure tn
OF fountain through the generous Co
s sir tributions of old time residents ar
&c friends, many of whom have lor
yer been away. The kind letters of a.
probation and words of commend
ton which have accompanied the!
. contributions ought to make our ow
= townspeople feel justly proud of tt
old home town. Surely those of OIL
people ought to feel as much interes
ed as those away. Those of our pc
ed pie, who have contributed to the fur
ng are HI. C. Cleveland, Rev. A. S. Boil
On w. C. Brooks, Austin Douglass, Isra
Trudeau, W. E. Niles, George Bea
as w. F. Scott, Albert Webster, w.
Guild. Homer Wright, Bern Cossa
B. C. Boden. Ed. GLADDEN., Arth'
Keys, Will S. Boynton, w. G. Go
of ham. Contributions from Newpo
:. friends. H. F. Black, w. w. Dow, Fl
ID mer Thrasher. w. w. True, E.
on Blanchard, H. G. Blanchard, DIR.
il B. Gould. E. w. Langmaid. Orlean
'p- J. G. Turnbull, DR.. j. F. Wrigh
Mrs. P. l.. Webster of Barton, Mr.
D. j. Flanders of Nashua, DR.. CIR;
of Troy. Henry Pearson. Fitchbur
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