Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-20

supper were S9.15.
COVENTRY
Miss Eta Litchfield has returned
home
Mrs. @. T. Chapman is in very poor
health.
Ell. j. Frazier has been i'll with a
stomach and flyer trouble.
Mrs. Eben Stevens and Mrs Carroll
Rickford have been visiting in Shelf
field.
Mr.. Mansfield, wEo purchased E L.
Batcbelder's farm, took possession last
week.
The Needle hook club will meet with
Mrs. Fl. W. Wilder next Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Labar of Del Water Gap, Pa,
has been in town on Christmas tree
business.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs.E E. L. Perry, Thursday. Con-
gratulations.
Earl Metcalf has finished work for
G. j. Benware and has gone to New
port to work.
Henry Harvey and sister, Abbie, of
t Irasburg are guests of their sister,
Mrs. G. S. Boynton.
Mrs. Hinman has moved her millin
cry goods from W. r Thurber's to
Mrs. Esther Hancock's.
Miss Lottie Elliott was the delegate
from this place to the Sunday School
convention at Richford.
w, R. Shippee went to Waterbury,
: Sunday with his cousin Miss M Doare
of Montreal, who has been visiting
=. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richmond.
and MFR. and Ray Deuel. and child
. of Newport were guests at H O.
Clevejand's, Thursday, in honor ol
Mr.. Clevelano's 74th birthday.
i Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, sur
prise visit Was given Lewis Nonge0r
L by his childTt i in honor Of his 80tr
n birthday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Winget and family ot
Irasburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parlir
r and daughter Of Orleans, Mr. anC
it Mrs. James LABEL, Miss NJ yra Doug.
lass and n. L. LABEL OF this place.
t HOLLAND
The reopening and 95th anniversary
of the Holland NJ. E. Church, Oct 16
a II, were eventful days in the history
. Of the M. E. Church. Both days were
given TO the reopening exercises o.
# the church. Both DAYS were perfect
' and the people came from far anC
near and full house greeted all The
exercises. The exercises were very
@ impressive and will long b9 remem-
n bered by the Holland people, The
church was repaired at an expense OF
!. 1854, all of which has been raised
d Special notice was given to the beau
tiful altar given by Mrs. Carrie Rodey
i of Derby Line, in memory of her :
Il ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r
: Fletcher, Mrs. Alice Burke of Burke
gave two beautiful plates in memory
h of her mother, Anna Fletcher Clark
a bible was given by the Moultor
family, and an altar rail by the young
people. A bountiful dinner was serv.
,, ed to all at the hall, Saturday and
:, picnic lunch Sunday. The church is
now one of the prettiest churches
n around for miles, and the people OF
# Holland are to be congratulated or
their wonderful work in bringing to q
success this beautifying of their
# church.
e Albert Merriam's little son is i'll with
n scarlet fever.
John Taylor from Chehalis. Wash.
= is visiting at J. w. Mathies.
= Mr.. Rogers has purchased IT. F.
Clark's farm known as the King place
u Henry S. Clark recently threshed ont
q for S. E. King 425 bushels of oats ir
Ii seven hours.
.. Remember the auction sale of the
; Roystan property to be held at M. w
a Johnson's on Thursday. See bills.
Glover Grange voted to return +,
% their dinner schedule for the winte,
% at least. Next meeting Oct. 18th witt
$. dinner.
II
d Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Joel Christie,
mother, died at her daughters hom.
last week. She was over 80 years old
The remains were taken to Greensboro
is Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Gaskell and son
Paul. Miss Mae E. Arthur of Concord