Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Going spent
several days last week with friends IN
Dalton, n. Il.
The young people will hold a social
and promenaC -t the hall Friday eve
ming. Dec. %.
DR.. Benedict from ST. Johnshury
spoke at the church Sunday in place
Of the regular pastor.
Word has been received from Al
berta Day that her hand is worse and
ton for treatment.
BRoWMNGToN CENTER.
John Bullock and family spent Sun
day in Coventry.
Henry Kennison of Irasburg spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Powers are Wis
| iting Mrs. Powers father in Barnet.
Mrs. Nancy Clark is spending aSew
weeks with her son Mansel at Orleans
Mrs. Della Brown and sister May
and Mrs. Lillia Burt were in Glover
over Sunday.
There will be Christmas exercises
at the church Monday night, Dec. 25-
| All cordially InVlted.
Ellie Clark and Harry Alexander,
who have been working in Peterboro,
N. H., have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and
daughter Hazel of Orleans were
guests of his father, W. P. Smith, over
Sunday.
The Daughters of Liberty will elect
their officers at their next regular
meeting, Dec. 27. Let tkere be q
good attendance.
Mrs. Henry Weeden was called to
St. Albans to attend the funeral of
her son-in-law. Henry Hudson, who
was killed in railroad accident
EVANSVILLE.
Almond Page of Newark was in
town few days last week.
The Christmas exercises will be
held at the NJ E. church Monday eve
ming, Dec. rs.
ar,- sfsz. q a. Wilson have
gone TO UDderhili where hir. Wiisos
has job in crea merry
COVENTRY
Mrs Mary Wilder is very ILL., =
Carl Goss is i'll with quinsy sore
Mrs. Cross living on the Cente
: road, has broken her hip.
An aged gentleman living at n.
, Rowen's has suffered shock.
Several persons in this vicinity are
having pinkeye, sore throats etc
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
, Milo Hancock Sunday night, Dec. 10.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland and daughter
s. Marion and Miss Clara Burgess went
to st. Johnsbury Friday.
| Ira A. Wheelock went to st. Johns
hwy Wednesday to see his daughter,
q WI s in the hospital there.
: Alta Wheelock. who is in the hos
= pital. seems to be gaining now, al
though the first SO hours after the op-
, Grafton her life was despaired of.
A union Christmas tree will be held
e at the NJ. E. church on Monday eve
i ming, Dec. 25. A fine program will be
S rendered by the children Everyone
), is invited to place their presents on
i the tree.
Inefe was very successful ana
: we'll attended cottage service at Sam
$ uel Rossier's Friday evening. There
d is to be a service this week Friday
: evening at L. ]. Elliott's. Everyone
!. is welcome.
d The fair held recently by the ladies'
d of the Congregation church on final
e count netted $3.50. Very great appre-
citation is due former townspeople and
friends who contributed to the re-
4 membrance booth, which alone
amounted to $50.
George Goodnough has sold his
y farm to Henry Thayer of New
port for $4,000 Mr. Goodnough takes
in part payment a house ard two
e building lots in Batesville Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodnough have lived in town a
good many years and will be misse d
p. in the NJ. E. church where they have
been prominent members and in the
Il town and especially in their neighbor-