Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16

we're united in marriage at Sheffield
last week Monday, March z. They
will reside at his farm in Albany
Center.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B-iey of Ess'
Craftsbury visited at E. w. Hardy'e |
Sunday.
Mr.. Whittemore, who he's heep
quite sick the past week, is little
improved.
Mrs Geo. Powers returned to her
home Friday after spending several
weeks in Dixville, Car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Flanders and
family Of Ell rdwick spent Sa urday
and Sund~y at Oney E Rowen's.
Miss Katie M Ter has finished ork
for Mrs. Warren HartweIl of Bart N
and is now working for Mrs. o. M.
FoVell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Paterson enter
taired Mr and Mrs, j N. Patterson
nd Mrs Lncv Patterson Of Oratts-
tu'y Thursday.
COVENTRY.
Additional Coventry items on an.
other page.
Don't forget to come to the chow
der supper Friday evening at the
Congre rational church vestry given
by the Ladies' Society. Price 1Oc.
CRAFTSBURY.
| Wagons made their first appear
ance Sunday.
W. E. Allen returned from Burling-
ton last Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Smith left Thursday
for Concord, N. H.
Eben Bishop has rented Miss Eben
Smiths barn of Henry Marckres.
Henry Marckres has bought the
hutel barns of E. S. Stratton, pay
ing $500.
The social at the church last We'd
nesday evening was very enjoyable
occasion.
Ora and John Noodle were called
to Newport Thursday as witnesses
in the Gotta case.
1t is reported that Charles Conan
has bought the box shop formerl.
owned by the Smith Bros.
Elmer Stratton has bought of C. C
Stratton his interest in the meat bust
ness of the Stratton brothers.
Harley Hanson has moved int
George Howard's tenement house ant
, commenced driving a cream team
, Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid soci ETY. will hold a,
apron and quilt sale at the town hal
/ Thursday afternoon and evening
: March oath. A supper will be serve
/ from to s o'clock. A dialogue en-
titled 1.-The Scarlet Bonnet" will b
given by the young ladies in tn
evening. Admission Is cents.
! The Ladies' Aid society will hol
an apron and quilt sale at town hal
Thursday afternoon and evening, Mar
"a. Supper will be served from fiv
to eight o'clock, also ice cream an
J cake. An entertainment consisting
t of a dialogue entitled 1.-THE Scarle
Bonnet" will be rendered by tn
young ladies in the evening. Admis
; sion 15c, including supper and enter
tainment. Everybody cordially in
vited to come and help make our sal
a success.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
> Miss Iowa Witt is working for Mrs
E. N. Nelson.
G. L. Wheeler. who has been quit
i'll with grip. is some better.
Frank Burnham of North Dakota
visiting at Mrs. Myra Burnham's
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dustin and Ec
; Wheeler were in Barton last Thur
: day.
: Mr.. and Mrs. T. LABEL have gor
to live in their new home in Hyo
Park.
:. The Earnest Workers will hold
sugar social at the vestry next Thurs
day evening.
Miss Alma Marshall has fnishe
work at A. r. Garvin's on account {
poor health and has gone to he
o home.
r A. j. Smith is having the interic
/. of his house painted also having
v newly papered. parties from Hard vic
' doing the work.
Quite a number of Fred Root
2 friends gathered at his home las
I Saturday evening to help him celt
brate his 18th birthday.
- S@- CLOVER.
Frank Shepherd has moved int
the johnson house.
ROLAND Dwinell has broken cam
, and returned home.
Leo Christie was i'll with tonsiIiti
last week but is better.
David Dopp is rowing on to Jane
, Dopp's farm in Sheffield.
7 Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen is expecte
home from the. south soon.
:. Herman Mcclure, former residen
here was in town last week,
Mrs. Jane Woodman from Sheffield
} is visiting relatives in town.
Simon Dopp has purchased the vii
Sherburne Mace in Sheffiaid