Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-24

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Total 2O16.
Items from the various places show
the bag in Orleans county towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lathe of Orleans
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lathe.
E. l. Huse, formerly of this place,
arrived in Miami, Fla, Nov. 2 and
finds business fairly good,
Mrs. CHARLES Allen, who has been
caring f Mrs Horace Whitehill, has
gone to visit her son in Orleans.
The Ladies Guild will give variety
entertainment and supper at the town
hall Friday evening, Dec. 3 Hon. M
NJ. Taplin of Orleans will be present
and give an address and there will be
other entertainment besides. Mrs Ira
Gray will have charge of Christmas
booth where can be bought both useful
and fancy articles. She will be very
grateful to al! who will contribute for
that. A small admission fee will be
charged Supper free. Each one at
tending, except small children is
requested to bring a pound OR dozen of
ooAiiCtulilS W cav.
BROWNINGTON
Rev. Q. j. Anderson of West Derby
preached Sunday.
Nine of our Grange members joined
the Pomona Grange Thursday.
Leon Marsh spent last week hunting
but we have not seen the deer yet.
Mrs. Nichols. who has been confined
to her bed for several years. is not as
we'll as usual.
Prospect Pomona Grange met with
Browpington grange Thursday. The
attendance was not as large as usual.
Mrs Cummings is spending a few
days with her grandson in. Coventry.
She will visit her son in Lyndon Center
before her return.
Twelve of the members of the C. E.
in Barton visited the C. E. society al
this place Sunday evening We hope
these visits between different societies
will be the means of much good to
both societies.
| The Ladies' Aid society and Auxili-
ary viii hold sale and supper at the
hall Dec 9th. We ask the cooperation
of all in furnishing articles for the
sale. Invite your friends to furnish
for the memory table.
COVENTRY
Mrs. Ira Wheelock was i'll Sunday.
Ralph West shot deer last week.
Mrs. L. w. Drake is i'll with hare
cold.
Miss Marion Hamilton spent til,
weekend in Newport.
! / Eben Stevens Jr. has moved int
Mrs. Ida Morrill's house.
Mrs. M. J. Wright and son, Roger
are at home from Albany.
Miss Eta Litchfield is spending
few weeks with friends in st. Johns
bury.
finished work here and gone to Nortl
Troy.
Horace Hancock of Newport spen
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Estbe
Hancock.
w. r. Shippee, L. S. Eaton am
Charles Stevens came home from
Wenlock with deer.
Ellis Smith starts SATURDAY. TO
Garden City, L. L., where he viii
attend St. Paul's school.
Amasa Sessions died Of heart diseas,
at his home in East Coventry Friday
Much sympathy is felt for his family.
William Hancock of Boston has beer
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illness of his mother. Mrs Esther Han
cock.
Arch and Carl Goss have bought tn,
farm in Irasburg known as the oil
Alden farm and are moving thei
families there. We are sorry to los
these families from our town.
The ladies of the w, C. T. u. will
serve a chicken pie supper in the Con
gregational vestry Friday evening
Dec Sd. After supper Rev. Chaunce,
Adams will give an illustrated lecture
A social gathering was held at tn,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mans
field Wednesday evening. A larg'
number were present. Refreshment
of sandwiches, doughnuts, cake ant
coffee were served. A very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Charles Bergoine was run into las
week by an auto driven by Mr.
Rockwell of Troy. The whiff1etre,
, broke and as the horse started to fre
itself from the wagon, Mr.. Bergoin
was dragged over the dasher an,
thrown down in front of the auto
Fortunately no bones were broken bu
as Mr.. Bergoine is 80 years of age, h
has been suffering severely from tn
shock and bruises. Snow on the wind
shield was given as the cause of tn
!. accident.
LOWELL
Mrs Joseph Deary is quite sick.
|, Clyde Ducharme of Orleans was i