Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-05-10

At the annual meeting of lie
Beau Lac Boat club held at the club
house Thursday evening F. d. Pierce
was elected president; ]. F. Batchel-
der, vice president; G. S. Webster,
secretary and treasurer; F. H. Dana
assistant; w. w. Reirden and c. A.
Barrows auditors; DR.. Hastings, G.
L. Erwin, c. l.. Burrows, DIR. Blake
and c. A. Barrows. executive COM
mittee. The club finances are in
good shape and the club prosperous in
every way.
At the annual meeting of the Wei
come .. Brown cemetery association
at F. w. BaDdwin's Office last eve
ming, E. w. Barron, F. W. Baldwin,
S. A. Hunt. A. S. Drew, J. N. Web
ster, Austin Kimball and II. P. Cook
were elected trustees and E. w. Bar
ron. president; A. S. Drew, vice presl-
dent; F. w. Baldwin, secretary and
treasurer; S. A. Hunt, superinten-
dent: A. S. Drew and H. P. Cook as
sistants; Harlow Foss, Wallace Il.
Gllpin and II. P. Cook, auditors.
The Literary club held it's business
meeting Wednesday evening at the
reading room, Seventeen members
/
were elected: President, Mrs Min
ME Lang vice president. Miss Mabel
Cobb secretary, Miss Bernice Ham
blet; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie STAN
nard program committee, Mrs. Rsir-
den, Mrs Hanson, Miss Ferrin. It
was a very interesting business meet
/ ing because of the poems composed
and read by club members, telling how
they each earned an extra dollar for
the club.
Jennie S. Page died at the home for
aged women, IO8 Revere street, Bos-
ton, April 29 at the age of 79 years.
She had many friends and acquaint-
aDces in northern Vermont, where she
was born and lived for many years.
She had been living in the Home for
Aged Women for about fifteen years,
and although never very strong, she
kept about and as was her wont, did
many little kindnesses to other adie
In the Home, until within the last
few weeks. Paralysis finally came
and she lived only a few days after
the attack. It was her wish to be
cremated and this was done on the
Monday succeeding her death, after
funeral services at the Home. Miss
Page had many friends, and, as one
of them said, "She had them because
she deserved them"
COVENTRY.
Nina Boynton is at work for Mrs.
Hardy Frasier
Mrs. Frank Ingerson has been quite
i'll with tonsilitiS.
We are sorry to learn that VIM.
IlbuettS Is in DOOR health
John Lagoon has hired to work for
Simon Morrill, for the season.
The town has purchased new road
machine and commenced to repair the
highways.
Mrs. Lee Porter has received the
news that her mother in Westfeld has
, suffered shock.
= Mrs. Cummings, who has been at
work at Hardy Frazier's of late, has
S gone to visit her daughter, Mrs. Gray.
Seven young people were received
into the Congregational church Sun
day morning on confession Of their
: faith.
d Charles Boynton sold his farm and
Z. stock at auction Friday. The farm
I was bid off by Benz. Boden. The
: stock sold high.
Mrs. Damon Ware has gone to St.
Johnsbury to see her daughter, Mrs.
: H. E. Lee. who has had an operation
g in Brightlook hospital.
n Next Sunday afternoon in the NJ. E.
t church, Rev. F. B. Blodgett will
- preach to the Modern Woodmen, it be.
: ing Mothers Sunday"
Miss Frances Nichols of New York
city has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. H. c. Nichols. She COM
f bined business with pleasure and dis.
' played a very pretty line of millinery
at the home of Mrs. II. H. Hancock.
. Miss Flora E. Strout, Worlds W. C..
: L. u. Missionary, will speak at the
:. Congregational church Sunday fore
noon. Miss Strout has worked in Ja-
, pan and her address will be on that
work. Special offering will be taken.
Everyone should hear this interest
t ing address.
A reception was held at the home
of Mrs. Jane Herman Friday eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wilder,
about 35 being present. Those from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Wilder and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Herman of Brownington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Cook and son of Derby
The bride and groom were the recipi-
, ents of many useful presents. Cake
, and ice cream were served
CeAFTSsURY.
There was a public installation of
the newly elected officers of McKin-
ley Chapter, No. 48, o. E. S. by F.
w. Baldwin of Barton, D. D. G. P,
Wednesday evening of last week and
nearly 200 were present TO enjoy the
install lation and banquet.
NORTH CRAFTSgURY.
Guy Garvin is in Guildhall as wit :
ness in the Dodge trial.