Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-20
COVENTRY

l. P. Trudeau is in Boston on a bust
ness trip.
W. H Benware of New Hampshire
has been visiting his brother, George
Benware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hyland of Ply
mouth, N. h, have been visiting at
Charles Hyland's.
Allie Wright and family attended
the Sunday school convention Sunday
m St. Johnsbury.
Rev. c. E. Southland preached an
unusually good sermon Sunday morn
ing on the subject of Profanity"
Dorothy Mansfield, one of the tel
ephone central girls at Newport, has
been spending g few days 1t her
home.
Mr.. Adams of St. Johnsbury, agent
| for the n. E. NJ. p. A, with Clarence
Perry have been IN town, also IN ad-
joining towns IN the interests OF that
Organization
i A few friends were invited Friday
afternoon TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. C. Cleveland, IN honor Of the
birthdays OF Mr.. Cleveland and his
daughter, Marion.
Wilbur Leach of Hudson, Mass,
land Pearl Herman of Orleans were IN
town Saturday, called here by the
accident which injured Mrs. Leach
and Mrs. Herman.
Mrs. Drown of Evansville has come
to care for her sister, Mrs. Emily Al
lien, of Newport, who has been car
ING for her, is not able 70 remain as
Iher health is also very poor.
The young people of the school Will
hold a Halloween social and entertain
lment in the town hall Friday even
ling. October 90. Encourage the young
people by your presence.
Flhs Smith of Nashua, n. H., came
home last week and with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smith, motored to
tIincoln 70 spend the weekend with
his brother, Edgar Smith, who IS IN
poor health
Mrs. A. D. Thurber, who attended
the state Sunday school convention
held at St. Johnsbury recently, gave
a fine report Sunday. Mrs. Thuroer
Thought it rather difficult 70 give re-
mort of three days meeting IN han
hour. but she made splendid ana
tconcise report
Among the improvements made IN
the church are the installation OF an
iron sink in the kitchen and toliet
room opening from the cloak room.
THE committee attending 10 TINS WORK
was Henry Goss, Herbert wilson ano
Lee Porter. The LADIES' Sociai on-
ion furnished half of the funds
All who failed to attend the enter
tainment given by Rev. Mr.. RANKIN
missed a rare treat. The tax was
both interesting and lnstructiVe an
. the large table filed with curlos was
lsomethinq all enjoyed seeing. Inc
lnirtures were fine. Walter Cleveland
sane solo; Sidney Gorham gave q
niano solo, during the evening, aftei
which a canteen lunch was served Dy
Mrs. ]. wells, Mrs Kate Hancock anc
Mrs. H. Wilder.
A. Mrs. Perley Herman and tWe
children were coming from Orleans
Er;Jav To bring Mrs. Herman's $
: FER Mrs. Leach, and little son OF Hud
zon Mass, to the home OF their Ia
lfher. Horace Wilder, they met one O
the state trucks between ID. mayer
land III. Wilson's. After passing I'M
truck the horse jumped and proKe ON
lof the thills, also pulling the rem
from Mrs. Herman's hands. Mrs
Herman jumped from the wagon
tbonino TO stop the horse, and IN dolns
ltbie She wrenched her knee badly
! HTrs Leach and little. son were tnroWl
! from the wagon, Mrs Leach.s hea'
: striking upon log rendering her IN
leonscious. The horse was soon stop
ped, apparently not very Iaucn Irl itsl-
+ red. and none of the children wer
hurt Mr.. Wilson took his automobil
and carried them TO Orleans Dir:
Leach seems to be al right but Mr:
a Herman IS suffering badly with ne
7 knee. No blame at al Is attached I
the truck driver