Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-22

taken rooms and will keep house
Mrs. Mitchell will go on with her
studies at the Godding school and Mr..
Mitchell will continue to rest and re-
ceive medical attendance.
A primary class has been formedsin
the Baptist Sunday school with Mrs.
G. w. D. Reed as teacher. All met at
Mrs ]. B. Holton's home Saturday
afternoon and discussed plans and
played games. Mrs. Holton served
assorted cakes and candies and apples
for refreshments. The little ones all
had a very enjoyable time and thank
Mrs Holton for her kindness IN open
ing her home to them
COVENTRY
Additional Coventry items on another
page.
Miss Muriel Wells Of Newport spent
Sunday at the home of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wells.
I The high wind of Monday night blew
cut a portion of one Of the windows in
the NJ E. church, also one OF the plate
glass windows in c. y. Lltchtield's
store, now occupied by G. J. Benware.
The glass was cracked by heat the
night of the bis fire here.
The ladi0a of the Congregational
church will mold harvest dinner and
hash supper in the church vestry
Friday. Oct. oath. Adults, Is cents,
children, 10 cents. The ladies are
requested to come in the forenoon
prepared to sew for the Unity club.
The funeral of Raymond Guild was
held yesterday at the home of A. M
Wright. Rev. JOsceIyn of Newport
officiated, assisted by Rev. E. B.
Harris. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful. Mr.. Guild was
place. but for several years he had
been living in Syracuse, n. Y.
This fall he came ITO the home Of his
sister, hoping to receive benefit from
the change, but all to no avail. Later,
his betrothed, miss Kelley of Syra-
cuse, came to assist in caring fer him.
Besides her he leaves to mourn his loss
a father, L. R. Guild, sister. Mrs.
Marion Wright and brother, Warner
L. Guild of Syracuse, n. Y, who
could not be present to attend the
funeral. The sympathy of all goes
out TO these friends in their bereave-
ment.
GREENSBCR
Mrs Carl Fay of Westford with her
young son is visiting her father, L. A
Jackson.
Arthur Clary has finished work for
B. M. Willev and gone to Lyndonville
with his parents.
: A. H. Slayton has been building d
new fireplace in his cottage, Bickford
and Smith doing the work
5 F. Wakefield is putting down pipe
5 to carry water from the village system
2 to-his new house On the Austin hill.
Mrs. Kellogg and daughter, Nellie,
: and Mrs. Maud Slayton of MorrisviIle
are in their cottage for few days.
Mrs. J. J. Lindsay went to St.
e Johnsbury Tuesday and expects to
! visit in Concord, N. H., before return
v ing home.
The "Quilting Party rendered by
members of the Caspian Lake grange
Saturday evening was very success
full affair and netted the ways and
8 means committee about S14.
: The chicken-p pie supper at the Con-
q gregational church dining room Thurs
day evening was we'll attended and
everyone enjoyed the feast About
n $40 was realized.
Mrs. w. w. Goss went to st. Johns
It bury Monday and underwent an opera
e tion at Brightlook hospital Tuesday
and at the latest reports was doing
- we'll Her many friends wish her q
= speedy recovery to health and strength.
- Mr. Goss went over Saturday and
will stay in ST. Johnsbury few days.
h D. S. Ferguson. who has been sick
for long time, died Sunday morning
at the age of seventy-eight years. Mr..
t Ferguson has been patient sufferer
n and has been tenderly cared for by his
daughters. Mrs. A. E. Jackson with
o whom he lived, and Mrs. Emma Wood.
q Mrs. Ferguson passed away year and
a day previous to her husband. The
funeral was held Tuesday Oct. 21st
= The committee in charge of the lee
ture course have made arrangements
with the Empire Lyceum bureau for a
f course of five entertainments the first
r of which will be given Saturday even
d ing Oct. 18th at the Congregational
chu1c The Boston Duo. cultured
pair of lady artists, Miss L. Lucille
T Landers. musician and entertainer and
) Miss Ethel l.. Schenkel, personator and
musician.
GREENSBORO BEND
Fred Anair is building a new barber
= shop and pool room.
e Hugh Davis and Stellar Wheeler
: were in Newport over Sunday
= ]. A. Clary is moving his family
. o from the Cuthbertson tenement to
a Lyndon.
Ernest Johnson is moving his family
into the Cuthbertson tenement vacated
by j. A. Clary.
Charles Dow of Montgomery is stop
ping with his brother. B. ] Dow at
r East Greensboro.
Mrs. D. g. McFarlane and Mrs. j.
H. Pope were business visitors in
: Morrisville Friday.