Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-01

B. O. SMITH, Proprietor
and fine lunch was served Games
were played and general good time
was enjoyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
0. Smith furnished the music
Mrs. E. R. Baraw was the recipient
of sad news last week. Her father,
Arson Rockwell Of South Troy, died
Tuesday, Oct. "a, at 2 o'clock a. m.
and just one hour later her sisters
husband. George Farrell of Derby,
also passed away. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba.
raw attended the funerals. They have
the sympathy of the community.
The chicken pie supper in the Con-
gregational church vestry Thursday
evening was grand success. Seven
teen large pies were served and 200
persons partook of the supper. Mrs.
Fayer. who is over eighty years of
age, baked one of the excellent pies.
The chairman of the committee in.
formed your reporter that the ladies
cleared $51 from the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bowman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Porter attend d
the funeral of Lyman Tenney at
Newport Sunday. Mr.. Tenney was a
nephew of Mr.. Bowman's. Mr.. Bow
mans mother. Mrs. W. r. Bowman,
OF Burke, his brothers, w. E. Bowman
and wife of Hanover, H, and F. w.
Bowman of Leominster, Mass, re-
turned with him to his home here and
remained until Monday morning.
The Book and Thinble club met
Oct. rs with Mrs. Julia Skinner. The
subject of the meeting was Labra-
dor. The roll call was responded to
by current events. A paper describ-
ing the country and people of Labra-
dor was read by Mrs. Locke. Reading
from DR.. Grenfell, Mrs. Adams. Sc
lection from CDR. Luke of the Labra-
DOR Mrs. Whipple Adjourned to
meet Nov. 8 with Mrs. Gardyne.
Twentv-three members of the
Mothers club went to West Derby last
night as guests of Mrs. Herbert
Moore. it being the 18th anniversary
of her marriage. The party was
met at the station with team. The
decorations were of tn Hallowe' en-
order including the paper plates and
napkins. After the literary and mu-
steal program was rendered a dainty
lunch was served. The delegation of
ladies from here presented Mrs Moore
with cut glass berry dish in token
of their anniversary.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Emma Knox is home from
| Troy.
Mary Randall is home from Stan
stead college.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Wilder were il
town the past week.
Mrs. Elliot has been suffering from
hard cold and neuralgia.
Bert Drake has moved into a par
Of the house with Ernest Batchelder.
Walter Cleveland was home from
/ st. Johnsbury academy over Sunday.
Mrs H. B. Nichols is home from
Hyde Park, having been absent sever
weeks.
Miss Frances Nichols is the CUES
of her mother and sister from New
York city.
Frank Gray has moved to tn
! Dodge farm in Irasburg he recent
purchased.
Mrs. Ella Moore has gone to Wo1
cester. Mass, to spend the winte
with an aunt.
The evangelistic meetings CON
mence next Wednesday evening in tn
M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Porter want t
West Derby Friday to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Porter's uncle, MI
Farrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. White, living G
Barton river, celebrated their golde
wedding this week Tuesday. A flu
account will be given next week.
Those having their names placed o
the roll of honor for faithful atten
ance at the NJ. E. Sunday school al
Bernice Perry, Harry Bean and .Cla
, issa Metcalf
Mrs. Emily Haywood died Sunds
evening at the home of her sister
Mrs. E. Newton, after only week
illness. Very few knew she was il
She had a blood vessel break in he
limb and then a hard cold set in an
she did not have vitality enough
! throw it off. For the past sew,
: months she had made it her hon
with her sister here. She was qui
Q consecrated Christian woman and hi
won many friends here. She was
9 member of the Methodist church
West Burke. Mrs. Haywood was O
of Is children, only her sister Mrs. Ne
e ton of the family being left. Pray
n was offered at the house on Wedne
d day and her remains taken to We
s Burke for burial beside her .husban
y She leaves one son, George of Viii
!. River Junction. She was SO yes
d and seven months old. Mrs. Newt
y and her daughter, Mrs. Pliny Metca
accompanied the remains. Her sist
has the sympathy of all.
l. For coughing, dryness and tickling
q the throat, hoarseness and all coughs q
\ colds, take Foley's Honey and Tar 20
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