Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-30

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several letters. The kind remem-
brance of so many of her old friends
and also of her new ones will give her
much pleasure for the present and the
future. All receive her heartfelt
thanks and best wiehes.
EVANSVILLE.
Fred Marshall is home for few
days from the Montpelier seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Foster of Bar.
ton visited at W. S. McDowell's one
day last week.
Mrs. Amy Alexander is working for
the Pike Manufacturing Company in
their labelling room.
: Misses Clara and Ruby Alexander
and Miss Stevens of West Derby are
visiting friends here.
Norris Crow is working forWm. Mon
teith stacking lumber and Claud Hous.
ton is working in the mill.
Burns Wilson attended the recep.
ton given by Mr.. Eddy to his butter
makers and reports pleasant time.
COVENTRY.
Wilbur Scott is suffering from rheu-
matism.
VIM. Brooks has been i'll with grin
the past week.
Ernest Boynton has finished clerk
ing for "A. D. Thurber.
Mrs. Esther Hancock has been
quite LII the past week.
Mrs. Marion Wright has the appoint
ment OF CT nsus enumerator.
Charles Stevens and Chesmev
BROOKS are trapping down the river.
VIM. Lathe has moved to Troy. Mr.,
BLOOD taxes his place in the bobbin
mill.
Mrs. @. Tower has been much worse
the past week as was also Mrs. Mary
Frasier.
Hollis Hancock is home from Bar
net, where he has been at work at
his trade.
Mrs. Glover's infant child, Frances
Lillian, aged two months and "a days,
was buried in the village cemetery
Saturday.
The w. @. T. U. meets with Mrs
Charles Boynton Tuesday. Those
who have not paid their dues are re-
quested to bring them on tnat day.
News has been received that Rev
0. D. Clapp is very sick at his home
in Newbury with pneumonia He
was formerly pastor of the M. E
church here.
IRASBEIRG.
Henry Macia remains very i'll,
Little Glee Kennison remain:
= quite i'll.
Leon Damon is visiting friends il
, Manchester N. H.
Mrs. Charles Hannant has beer
: quite Ill the past week.
R. N. Baldwin has moved into the
: house he purchased of the Jameson
estate.
Charles McGoff and family are Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corne
> Illus McGoff.
Miss Myra Douglass of Coventry Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. w. H. Wingei
e over Sunday.
d. A. Brahana was in Lowell las
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Lewis Laclair.
Charles Healey is improving hi:
house by laying new hard wood floors
7 adding new windows etc.
> Mrs. P. H. Brewster of Billerica
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Shepherd.
]. S. Wiley is moving from Mrs
Emma FISHERS tenement into the
a upstairs tenement in F. |. Grant:
I house.
The Easter exercises at the M. E
2 church last Sunday morning wer,
: largely attended and passed off very
r pleasantly.
Sugar parties have been in orde,
r the past week. Among those who hav,
: entertained at their sugar camps the
: past week are j. FL. Cook, Ed Lanou
r. A. Lemos and George Kennison.
r HOLLAND.
Ed Batchelder is able to be at worl
:, again.
! Mrs. H. M. Stone, who has bee,
quite sick, IS now able to sit up.
Raw Ames recently purchased a,
automobile from o. D. Davis of Is
O land Pond.
Mrs. M. S. Ames and Mrs. C. 7
Thomas OF Morgan visited at Turtor
Hills one day last week.
b Harry Huntoon has hired TO work n
the road machine at Derby and will
move there the first of May.
MissHattie Holloway of Stanbridpe
P. O., and Ira Lackey of this plac
0 were recently married. Mrs. Lacke
is quite well known here having visite
: here several times. Their friends wis
for them a long life of happiness.
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