Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-06-07

a ided enjoyment to the day, and the
arge number attending all the exer-
cises and entering heartily into the
spirit of the occasion make it a day
long to be remembered by all, especial
ly by the G. A. r. whose ranks are
fast growing thin end feeble. The
singing, and especially that by the Wis
itors from Derby, deserved much
praise and the dinner was as bountiful
and we'll served as usual.
COVENTRY.
Jesse Currier has been ill.
Mrs. julius Wilcox is not as well.
Mrs. Wilcox is great sufferer.
Miss Jessie Besaw has been guest
at James LABELS the past week.
Mr.. Shaw, living on the Harry
Wells farm, is in very poor health.
Next Sabbath at the NJ E. church
Rev. NJ. W. Farman of Westfeld will
preach.
The Mission Circle meets with Mrs.
| Homer Wright June ID, afternoon
session.
Mrs H. B. Nichols is slowly i'm
proving. Her daughter Ella has
been quite i'll.
Miss Price gave a very interesting
address to a large and appreciative
audience Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Atanasoff and Miss
Mae Wheeler of Irasburg visited at
H. c. CleveIand's Saturday.
There will be story and song service
entitled, "a Pink Rose.'' in M. E.
church next Sunday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Geo. Good
nough's aunt, bad an operation per-
formed at Mrs Goodnough's home
the past week. She is doing we'll.
j. R. Brooks passed a successful op-
Grafton for appendicitis last week at
the Brightlook hospital in st. Johns
bury. He is getting along nicely at
this writing.
Nina Boynton has finished work at
H. J. Frazier's and goes to Bennington
this week to do table work in the
boarding house where her brother
Will boards.
Mabel Thompson, who works for
her grandmother. Mrs. Goss, was
called to her home in Irasburg last
Thursday on account of the illness of
her mother.
The Needle Book club met with
Mrs. Allie Wright Thurdsay. AL
though the day was very rainy, thir-
ty-one took dinner. A nice dinner
and good time were enjoyed.
The Ladies of the Missionary circle
gave a reception in honor of Miss
Florence Price, state worker of the
Woman's Home Missionary union, at
, the parsonage Saturday afternoon.
L. A. Porter, Mr. Gorham and Rev.
M. w. Hale attended the county G. E.
convention at East Craftsbury Thurs
! day and Friday of last week. They
entry society.
: George Bucks house burned We'd
= nesday of last week. The fire caught
around the chimney. Very little of
the household goods were saved. He
a has moved into the VIM. Priest house.
) The house was insured.
The Ladies' society will hold a so.
4 cial in the Congregational vestry Fri
h day evening, Jun. o Supper WI WI b5 6t
J. served from SIX to eight o'clock, fol
lowed by short program and the so
cial hour. All cordially invited.
:, Mr.. Frye, the impersonator, gave {
N fine entertainment in town hall Thurs
day evening. A good audience was
l. present. Cake and ice cream were
served at the close Mr.. Frye spok
in high terms of the we'll behaved
y audience he had, especially the young
boys.
: CRAFTSBURY.
IN Ora Noodle, who was seriously il
$ last week, is improving.
Madam Thayer and Cora Shields ar,
both i'll with hard colds.
Mrs. Phil Morse and son, who wer,
i'll last week are improving.
le Twenty-Five took the ninth grade
examination last Thursday and Friday
n Mrs. J. n Patterson, who has beer
suffering from grip and heart trouble
k is able to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fisher from
g Colorado are visiting relatives anc
friends in this town.
n Hon. Elisha May of st. Jobnsbury
was a visitor in this town last Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burgin from Lit
tleton, N. H., visited Mrs. Burgin's
'e p arents over Sunday.
The friends of Mrs. Nelson Hoyt
q gave her post card surprise on he,
: 80th birthday. May 1st. She received
Isl cards and IA letters from 10 diff
ID ferent states and 13 different towns il
:. Vermont. Mrs. Hoyt's home was ir
Craftsbury for more than go years.
She now lives with son in Chazy, N
r, Y May she have many pleasant sur
re prises all along the years to come