Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-07
COVENTRY

Mrs. May Boynton has gone to
WOlcOtt TO visit friends.
Luke Eaton, who has been home,
has returned to Lebanon, y. H. /
Albert Wilder has been spending
few days with relatives in Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lapielre of Barton
have been recent guests at l. Z. Iru- .
deau's.
c. 0. LitchfeId does not gain as
fast as his friends wish that he
might.
Mrs. Muriel Brooks of Orleans has
been home the past week caring for
her mother, Mrs. John Wells. (
Don't forget the promenade and
box party Friday evening for the
benefit of the baseball boys.
Arthur Falconer, who is working
for the National Wrapping Machine
Co., at Newport, spent Sunday at
Mrs. c. E. Gorham's.
Mrs. Woodcock and son, Justin of
North Troy are visiting at Milo
Hancock's. Justin has just recently
returned from overseas.
Mrs. Mitchell of Irasburg has been
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wilfred Messier, helping
them get settled in their new home as
they are housekeeping in tt rooms
recently vacated by Will Thurber.
The members of Mrs. Lottie Thay-
er's Sunday school class met at her
home Friday evening to form an or
ganized class. Pres, Paul Wells;
Vice Pres, Clarence Thayer; Sec
Treas, Hugh Corrow; teacher, Mrs.
Lottie Thayer. Name of class, Clover
Leaf class.
Guy Vinton has returned from
camp and is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Annie Hancock, and his father, Har-
ry Vinton. Mr.. Vinton has been in
the hospital the most of the time
while away has had to undergo a
number Of serious operations and Is
now IN very poor health. He ex-
poets TO 20 to California soon to en-
ter an Industrial school, hoping to
learn some work that his health will
permit him to do.
As Mrs. Horace Wilder and two
daughters and Mrs. John Wells were
coming from Newport Friday, the
horse became frightened at Herman's
truck, and ran up a bank, throwing
them all out. The horse finally be-
came entangled in the harness and
fell. Mrs. Wells was quite badly in-
lured and has suffered a great deal of
pam. DR.. Longe was called and said
no bones were broken. She is gain
ing slowly. Mrs. Wilder was some
what bruised and pretty well shaken
up. The children were not hurt.
The horse was uninjured. 1t was
rather a narrow escape for all of
them.
CHURCH NOTES
Rev and Mrs. c. E Southland hay.
gone 10 Waterville 10 assist Rev. +
%. Harris IN special evangelistic ser
wees They will be away about
three weeks, on their return attend
ing the Congregational conference
winch IS to be held at Essex juno
Gon- Mrs Southland was chosen on
sunday as a delegate 70 attend the
meeting.
Rev z. B. Harris a former NJ. F
pastor here, will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit Sunday morning.
Our Sunday evening prayer meet
lngs are especially interesting NJ
Soutnard taking as his subject the
uiI erent Characters Of the Bible
week ago Sunday night we listened
70 male quartet, Hessrs. Soutbard
s SleFe -and and Thurber brothers
SUNDAY evening the special music
was duet 5y Walter Cleveland 80
Rev. Southland. We also have 800
choir every evening.
Fourteen united with the Conc.
SatloHsi church Sunday afternoon
Rev Mr.. Edwards of Nsyrr~rt -
charge Of the =ervice and was asufst- .
&c py Key e. z. Southland.
pleasant tine was enjoyed ~ The
ofes sfsst. after which the anna
a. en2ren e-eauing took place.
G. r meeting SUNDAY everf,s,
orc he Lure of the WorIs : .
Leader. Albert Wilder.