Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-19

| out the address. Mr.. Brunning made
a vigorous plea for better observance
of the Golden Rule and for church un-
ity. A male quartet with organ ac-
compartment furnished music. A
generous offering was rendered Mr..
Brunning." A fine cut of man ap-
parently of fifty years accompanies
| the articles.
WhLoUcHBY,
Oin Abbott is improving rapidly.
3. c. Berry remains about the same
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Drown April IA.
Roy Lord of Orleans spent Sunday
at w. T. Brooks.
Mrs. Julia Drown is helping care
for Mrs. E. c. Drown.
Earle Drown visited at his home in
Evansville part of last week for sug-
airing.
Maryethel Brooks spent Monday at
the home of DR.. E. q. Stevens in
Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Abbott will oc-
cupy the tenement vacated By Fred
Hemmings.
Mrs. Betsey Clougn and Baby Wheel
er visited at George Wheeler's in
Sutton the first of the week.
Mrs. z. Blake and two children Of
Newport are visiting at Vim. Gray's
and Geo. Fosters for time.
Henry Robbins has finished his la
bors for the w. W. and l.. Company
after two years employment.
1t is reported that Mrs. Henry Rob
bins has hired with the W. w. and L.
Company for the coming year.
Harrison Kimball has finished saw
ing for the w. w. and L. Company
and has hired for the summer to saw
for H. V. Drown Of Barton.
} While g. Santoucito of Barton was
) driving home from st. Johnsbury Sat
, urday on the Sutton road not far from
| Barton line, the horse got into a snow
; drift, breaking the wagon. so badly
5 that he had to get another to COM
2 plete his journey.
SOUTH Al BANY
5 Mrs. Sarah H. Anderson wishes in
2 this way to extend hearty thanks to
4 all who SO kindly remembered her on
8 her birthday, April 13. She received
2 all of which were appreciated. Her
d wish is that all might be as blessed in
s sending as she was in receiving.
6 COVENTRY.
: Additional Coventry locals on New
port page.
j E. S. Cowles former resident
here. but late of Jersey city, died
Friday.
> CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Merrill Williams is quite III.
il Charles Leonard is the new stage
;. driver.
o N. H. Kinney was business visitor
! in Hardwick Monday.
: Hazel Eldridge from Orleans visited
in this town last week.
). Rev. w. E. Allen returned from con-
= ference Monday evening.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams moved
: last week to Jack Williams tenement.
It Mrs Ray Richardson. who has been
e quite ill for several weeks, is improv-
ing.
t. Mrs. R. c. Noodle went to Hardwick
e Tuesday to care for Mrs. Carter, who
is very i'll.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hanson moved
\ ! last week into j. d. Leagltt's tene-
= ment house
The schools in this town on account
e of the lateness of the season have
!. been postponed until May 1.
= People from the village society at
- tended church Sunday, some at East
= Craftsbury, some at North Craftsbury.
y Mrs. C. Clifford returned to her
e home in Hardwick Saturday, after
r spending a week visiting friends in
l. this town.
!, l.. Fl. Gage and son Harland were
=, ~ called to Lowell last week Tuesday to
~ -. attend the funeral of Mrs. Cages
. brother, John McGorty.
e A little son of Clarence Woodbury.
st fell into the river one day last week
le and was just saved from going down
lie stream by the prompt efforts of his
a. mother.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a sug-
ar social last Friday night in the town
nall to the young people and members
of of the Sunday school. A very pleas
eff ant evening was enjoyed.
lie SLoVEk.
lis The school age as fixed by law at
no the last legislature is from to 16
q years.
The Epworth League baked bean
ho supper that was to have been tonight
hv has been put off until Friday evening,
ed April %.