Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-10
COVENTRY
INTENDED for last week.

| Miss Annie Boynton has returned
to Derby Line where she Is teach
ing school.
Miss Lucy Hancock will teact
school in the Ware district.
Mrs. Robert Clark of Lyndon Is S
| guest at J. P. Wheelock's.
Mrs. Clara Morrill, has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Clyde Kittredge and daughter
of Island Pond were recent callers 81
II. 81. Hancocks.
Paul Wells, Eben Bicbford and
Miss lola Elliott viii attend school
at Orleans this fall.
Mrs. L. A. Smith, who has been
very Ill the past week, is better al
the present writing.
| E. Nolette has purchased the Lewis
/ Mongeon blacksmith shop and mas
commenced work there.
Mrs. Calvin Hunt and daughter,
| Gertrude, of North Troy have bean
visiting st VIM. Brooks.
Mrs. Laura Brooks, who has been
visiting her sister in Burlington has
returned to-A. D. Thurber's.
Miss Eta Litchfield, who has been
enjoying q vacation at Wllloughoy
lake, has returned home
Mrs. II. c. Cleveland and son, Wal
ter, and daughter, Marion, attended
the wedding of Miss Mary Randall at
Westmore Monday.
We are having some very interest
ing Sunday and Thursday evening
prayer meetings Wish more of our
members might plan to be present.
The Sunday school classes of Miss
Eta Litchfeld and Mrs. Harry
Thayer enjoyed fine time at q pic
ME st Bloomington pond last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Wright and
son, Mark, and daughter, Dorothy,
visited Mr.. Wright's aunt, Mrs. Jane
Taylor, in Derby Center recently.
Mrs. Arthur Falconer and son,
Raymond and daughter, Evelyn, have
gone to Windsor to live. Mr.. Falcon
er has position there IN machine
shop.
Miss Kate Drew and Miss Mildred
Pomeroy of Newport, who have been
spending the past two weeks with
Mrs. Kate Hancock, have returned TO
their homes.
Friends were very glad to meet
ing and evening. Mr.. Niles health
has not permitted him TO be present
at our services for g long time.
Elmer Honsinger has been stop
ping IN few days with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Elliot, then
went TO Craftsbury, where he begins
q four-year course IN Craftsbury
academy.
L A. Smith and family motored to
North Woodstock Sunday, Aug. % to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith
and son, Edgar, their little grand
daughter, Miss Rachel Smith, return
ed home with them for 2 visit.
Mrs. H. H. Hancock spent Thurs
day at the Bluffs, the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. c. J. Prouty. Other rel
atives present were Mrs. Geo. Chand-
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bean of
Lowell and Miss Kate Drew of New
port.
Walter Cleveland has been spend
ing the week end in camp at Will
loughby lake, the guest of Mrs. Ran
dali and her daughter, Mary. Many
other guests from away are attend
ing the house party in honor of Miss
Randall.
News was received Monday of the
drowning of Arthur Rossier at VIII
loughby Sunday. Mr.. Rossier's peo-
pie lived IN the north part of the
town and Mrs. Rossier's people live
in town also. Much sympathy is ex-
tended the young wife and the par
ents-
Mrs. Ida Niles has purchased a
home in Newport. We are very sor-
~ to lose Mrs Niles and family from
our midst. The young people will be
missed by large circle of friends
and Mrs. Niles will be greatly miss
ed She has served more or less d
the time for many years as organisi
Among old friends we were GLAD
to meet in church Sunday morning
were Mr. and Mrs Will Thurber and
daughter, Ruth, of West Burke, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Humphrey of New.
Mrs. Bert Ware, and Cyrus Metcalf
who has lately returned from over.
seas and with his lady friend is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Harry Man.
ley.
Make preparations to attend the
Ladies supper in the Congregations
yestry some time in September
Come and let Mrs. Berd show yor
how to manage your children. Coms
and let the ladies tell you a secret
about-wel, something that ha:
puzzled the people all through life
There viii be an excellent program
Come and have the time of your life
More later.
An automobile accident occurrec
Just above Mr.. Boulanger's Sunda,
when Isaac Laclair collided with Z
team, smashing one wheel, breakine
the thin- The people were thrown
from the wagon, the man and litti,
girl being somewhat injured The,
gave their names as Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Maxwell and daughter of Eas
charleston. Mr.. Leclair attempted