Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-15
COVENTRY.

AOSEN X I.
Mrs. Frank Ingerson and Mrs. A.
Percival are quite ill.
Mrs. Charles Chapman is in poor
health also Bert Drake.
The auditors have been adjusting
the town affairs the past week.
Miss Eta Litchfeld is visiting
friends in Irasburg and Glover.
The directors of St. Johnsbury bank
were in town Monday Of last week on
business.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Ware will be sorry to learn that she
is not as well.
The young people of Derby academy
made Miss Vera Putney visit Friday
evening, good time was enjoyed.
H. H. Pike will deliver for the
Grand Union Tea Company in place of
Mr.. Thompson, who has made former
deliveries here.
The Rosette party to be given by
the '. |. society next Friday evening
will be postponed on account of the
special meetings being held in the
Methodist church.
Louie Lee recently received a ma
hogany tool chest. with brass trim
mings from his uncle, A. D. Massey
of Springfield, Mass. It is very fire
piece Of workmanship.
! The baseball club gave a play in
town hall Wednesday evening. A good
company were present. Each one did
their parts nicely and quite a sum was
added to the treasury.
Rev. Mr.. Scobie of Ottawa, P. O.,is
in town assisting the pastors in re-
vival meetings, which are being held
every evening. Mr.. Scobie comes
highly recommended as an evangelist.
CRAFTSBURY
Milo Litch broke his arm last week.
Frank Crane has been i'll with grip
but is improving.
Mrs. VIII FBurgin from Littleton,
n. H., is visiting in this town.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Marckres last Sunday, Feb.
II.
n. L. Sawyer and J. N. Patterson
were business visitors in Newport
Tuesday.
Eta Smith returned from Calais,
where she had been teaching, last
tuesday.
Arthur Smith returned from Boston
, last week where he has been spending
, some time.
Miss Blanche Noodle left Friday
+ for Littleton. N. H, and returned
: the first of this week.
2 James Gallagher and J. G. Babcock
from Hardwick were business visitors
= in this town last Saturday.
4 1t is reported that j. ohm Gilbert has
traded his farm for Henry King s
= house and blacksmith shop.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Shields have
: been oblied to postpone their trip to
q New Hampshire on account Of illness
: in their family.
% The Misses Smith and Bell closed q
I'd very successful term of school in this
y village last Friday. Miss Bell re.
S. turned to her home in Enosburg Falls
'e Saturday afternoon.
The house of R. w. Noodle took
fire back of the register last Tuesday
morning. Quite fire was under wa!
p. before it was eXtinguished. A gooC
deal of damage from fire and waite
was done.
4 The figures in the following item
are corrected from those given las
le week. The donation at the M. E
church Wednesday evening, Feb.
was pleasant and successful occa
II sion, proceeds, $143.45.
EAST CRAFTSBU&Y
'N Miss Winnie Locke is working fo
Mrs. Mary E. Wylie. ->
40 Mrs. M. q. Thompson is still i'm
proving slowly in health.
40 There was party in honor o
Thomas Morse's birthday.
y Mrs. E. A. Dutton and Mrs. Robert
Harper were in Barton one day tn
past week.
~ ~ Mrs. w. l.. Heidger and family lef
Thursday for visit of some weeks il
PnideIphia.
Miss Flora Dutton has been i'll il
s. Boston with the mumps, losing thre
weeks from her work.
or Mrs. J. H. McLoud of Hardwick ha
been caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
No w. Simpson. who have both been Ill
but are now better.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waibridge o
Cabot spent part of the week at tn
home of Ora Anderson and at Geo
ck Woods in Greensboro.
Dr. W. E. Bailey has been yer!
ed busy with his many patients. Amont
the new grip victims are Mrs. Amo
J.. Macomber and Mrs. Mary E. Wylie.
g. The friends of Mrs. Mamie Daniels
Warner will be sorry to learn of he
:, illness caused from grip and tonsilitis
" eu at this writing she is more comfort
W. able but not able to sit up. She i
being cared for by Mrs Gertrud
ne Farr.
1li DERBY.
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