Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-04-12
COVENTRY

Little Alice Chaffee is recovering
from bronchitis.
Leland Hermon has returned to his
work at Croydon, N. Fl. ~S.Azz
Harry Drake had the misfortune to
lose nice horse last week.
Mrs. w. R. Shippee has been suffer
ing from neuritis in her neck.
Miss Carl Noyes of Sherbrooke spent
Saturday and Sunday at Bert Wares.
Mrs A. B. Mongeon has been suffer
ing the past week from effects Of grip.
The friends of G. A Ware were glad
TO see him down street again Saturday.
Miss Myra Douglass has returned
from her visit in Irasburg and Orleans. |
Harry Drake and Will Corrow are
helping j. P. Wheelock during sugar
| ing.
Sydney Gorham has been suffering
with liberated teeth the past few
days.
Hermon Hancock has returned from a
visit to his grandparents in Newport
Center.
The Reds will give the Blues refresh
ments in the M. E. church Friday
evening, Apr. Fl.
Miss Esther Stone of Bloomington
was weekend guest of her friend,
Miss Lucy Hancock.
The friends of Mrs. F. H. Hermon
will be pleased to know that she is
gaining nicely. go
The new reservoir sprung a-leak
, CT a l1
on the hill read.
C. S. Boynton had the misfortune
last week to have his feet badly
scalded by hot sap.
Little Mildred Pomeroy who has been
visiting at H. Fl. Hancock's. has re-
turned to her home in Newport.
Misses Ruth Shippee and Lucy Han
cock are at home from Orleans on
account of small pox in the school.
A good time was enjoyed at the
masqUe rade and promenade in town
hall Friday evening. Miss Amelia
Fushey took the prize for the prettiest
costume and Mrs. Milo Hancock for
4 the most comic costume. Total re-
: ceipts S13.75.
April 18th being Palm Sunday there
d will be special services in the Congre.
o gational church both morning and
will speak on the subject, 1.-The Tri
:, rmpsant King, or Rebel Intruder >
: The cE2lr viii render special music
Al 730 Sunday evening the stereopti
. con will be used to illustrate paintings
= by some of the worlds greatest artists
i on ''The Passion of Our Lord" Ap
propriate music by the choir.
n We are reminded that Wednesday
q q April 10th, is reserved for "The Pas
i sion Play" lecture in the town hal
y under the auspices of the Village
. Improvement society," The lecture
will be illustrated by 70 heautjfu
colored views of that great religious
drama on the Life of Christ as playec
+. but once in ten years at Oberammer
gau, Bavaria, at cost of hundreds o.
thousands of dollars. The music will
il be furnished by local talent. Thi
e lecture should be intensely interestin,
f to both old and young. Come.
=, The friends of Coventry will appre
g clate the enterprise of the men
= organized Bible class which has recent
- ly arranged with the Easte Lyceun
Bureau of Boston for splendid lectur
course to be given next fall at Coven
securing for the course five choice an
varied entertainments to be given b
= recognized artists in their line Tn
. Eastern Glee quartet (bell ringers)
is Rufus Everson King. lecturer on eth
Almighty Dollar; The Grlswol
I'd Sisters: S. Platt Jones, entertainer
and Old Kentucky Jubilee quartet
ID Course tickets will be offered for sal
later.
WA Blake has moved back to hi
Mt farm.
Elvado CooIbeth is moving. into til
n Blake house.
Mrs. Mason is clerking in G. T
in Curtis's store.
T. Mrs. Freeman Farman has returne
40 from Lyndonville.
Mrs. Almon Clark is spending fe
days in Westfield.
at Francis Jacques has sold his pair {
We work horses to Joseph Robtoy.
It. c. c. Stannard was In North Tro
and Newport on business last week.
Horace Hall has returned from Vii
r ginia and was recent visitor in tow1
~ Telephones were 1nSCaIIeQ Tor Il.
:" Coolidge, Homer Godaire, Ross {
Kinsley.
No Dennis Shortsleeves has traded place
with his son, Will. and both hay
rs taken possession.
Roy Brahana has returned to Dar
IS. mouth college after spending his vac;
tion with bis parents.
er Miss Sails of Morrisville is til
teacher in the South district and Mis-
m Blake has her same school in the Ricl
'n ards district.
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