Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-02
COVENTRY
INTENDED for last week.

MIS-. L1lZd ShoPAAAe~AA
sick the past week.
Miss Annie Boynton is nome from
her school at Derby Line.
Mrs. Ida Niles has been spending
a week with relatives in Barton.
David Drake of Newport has oeen
visiting his brother, George Drake.
Will Corrow has gone to Lowell TO
work and has moved his family tnere'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bryant visited
their daughter in Derby Line laS'
week.
Mrs. Foster of Lowell, Mass, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Louisa
Newton.
George Bean is suffering. badly
from his shoulder, which he injured
last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brooks spent
Saturday and Sunday at Fred har-
dy's in Troy.
Mrs. Allen Hawthorne and son,
Charles of Springfield are visiting at
Every Corrow's.
Mrs. Nav Boynton and c. A. Bailey
of Wolcott were united in marriage
at Wolcott June 5. Congratulations.
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Edwards of
Newport were callers Friday at Rev.
C. E. Southard's, and at Miss Ann
Kidder's.
The W. C. T. u. will meet July 1st
with Mrs Myra Wells. AS this is
Flower Mission day full attendance
is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman and Mrs.
Lottie Goodwin of East Charleston
were callers at Rev. c. +. Southards
last week.
George Corrow, who has just re-
turned from overseas arrived nome
Monday. His many friends are glad
to see him back again.
Harry Drake and Miss Leda Vinton
were united in marriage Saturday
and will make their home for the
present at George brakes.
Miss Mabel Ware of Burlington
and C. J. Brooks and son, Marden, of
Portland, Me-, are guests of their
brother, Ralph Ware, and will attend
the graduating exercises at Derby
Center this week, their niece, Miss
Mildred Ware, being one of the grad
uating class.
A surprise party was given Miss
Clarissa Metcalf Wednesday evening
by her friends. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant time enjoyed
by all. A gift was presented Claris-
sa by her friends. She has gone to |
St. Johnsbury to work during the |
summer months for her aunt in their /
restaurant.
Our village schools closed Saturday |
With a picnic in Billings grove for
The pupils in the higher department /
If the school. A very pleasant time
vas enjoyed Miss Tucker, who has !
taught several terms here, giving
general satisfaction, returns to her
nome in Woodstock She has made
arge circle of friends during her
stay here, who wish her success in
Ter new field of labor. She is to keep
books this summer for Knowlton &
eaton in the creamery at Lebanon, n.
/. Miss Thomas has been here but a
hort time and has made many
but expects to attend U. V.
4. in September.
A reception for Mrs. Luke Eaton
nd family was held in the Congrega-
ional church vestry Friday evening,
Wednesday, the Eatons left for their
ew home in Lebanon, n. H. This
altering was a complete surprise to
1rs. Eaton. During the evening the
GLOWING short program was listened
o: Instrumental music, Marion
,leveland; prayer, Rev. G. E. South
I'd; vocal solo, Lucy Hancock; orig
nal poem, Mrs. Hancock; piano solo,
lucy Hancock; piano solo, Dorothy
enware; vocal solo, Walter Cleve-
md; cake, waters and ice cream
.ere served. A gift was presented
lrs. Eaton by Rev. C. E. Southland
| behalf of her many friends as a
,ken of their love and appreciation
the many deeds of kindness which
ave been rendered by Mrs. Eaton
nd her family. 1t is with the deep
It sorrow and regret that their large
rcle of friends bid them goodby.
ay every joy await them in their
ew home. Mrs. Eaton very feeling
thanked her friends for this gift of
We.
Everyone felt a thrill of sadness
hen 1t was learned that Grandma
MURDER was dead for she was loved
ars old and had spent the last ten
ars of her life in Coventry. A great
dness came into her life when she
st came among US, her husband be-
killed in an accident just as they
oved to their new home She was
e of our most earnest Red Cross
,rkers, working untiringly for this
der and for the Belgians. She
emed so happy to think she was
lie to do this. She always had a
I'D word and pleasant smile for
aryone. If one was in trouble they
ew where to go for sympathy. She
S a faithful, consistent member of
M; +. church in this place and at
lded the house of worship as long
she was able and always gave lib
lily of her means to support the
spell. She has made her home with
son, A. d. Thurber, where she has
N tenderly cared for and will be
'atly. missed. She leaves three
IS, A. d. Thurber of this place.
1rge of Boston and William &C