Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-07


The Sunday school was reorganized
april 9th. The following officers were
hosen for the coming year: superintend-
Mt, Mrs. j. L Mars hall; assistant superin-
endent, Mrs. Nancy Eddy; treasurer,
Mrs. Lucretia Alexander; secretary, Mr..
George King; librarian, Mr.. Alton Baird;
Mrs. George King; teachers, !
Jlass No. 1, Mrs. Ida Drown; Glass No. 2,
Mrs. Susie Trip; Glass No. 3, Mrs. Lu
,retia Alexander; Class No. 4, Mrs. Nancy
Eddy; Class No. 5, Mr.. NJ. C. Heath; Glass
No. 6, Mrs. j. G. Gray. Assistant teachers,
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Drown, Mrs. G. r.
Prescott. Missionary committee, presi-
dent, Mrs. J. L. Marshall; vice president,
Mrs. Nancy Eddy; secretary, Mr.. George
King; treasurer, Mrs. Lucretia Alexander.
East Charleston.
A. G. Fellows is on the sick list.
Miss Hattie Goodwin has returned to
her work.
A. B. Gushing from D1xviIIe, P. Q. called
on friends here last week.
William Wilson from Westmore has
moved into Mrs. Botain's house on the
fiat.
We understand that G. S. Copp has hired
the hotel of Z. 0. Goodwin for another
year.
Al. Moulton went last Friday to New
York, where ne is engaged in the ice bust
ness.
10. Shedd has hired farm of Marsh
Wilson at West Charleston and will move
there soon.
Chester Lang from Barton was called
here last Wednesday to attend the funeral
of his uncle.
The people of this place appreciate the
kindness of the farmers for invitations to
their sugar camps.
Mrs. F. S. Cobleigh has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to remain few weeks with her
sister, who is in poor health.
Frank and Ed. Gray of Boston, Mass,
were called here last week by the death of
their mother, Mrs. Lawrence.
A. j. Lang, whose in ury was mentioned
last week, died Monday, March 31st. Mr..
Lang seemed quite comfortable until the
Sunday before he died, when he was taken
with lockjaw. His only chance was to have
his leg amputated, which he consente
to have done. The operation was per-
formed Monday, but he did not recover
from the ether. Mr.. Lang was born and
always lived in Charleston and was highly
respected by the people of this community
and will be greatly missed. He leaves to
mourn his loss, one sister, brother and
son. Much sympathy is felt for the fam
lily.
West Charleston.
Mrs. John EIey is not as we'll.
Bessie Piper is i'll with bilious fever.
Miss Alice AlIbee will teach in Derby.
Remember to hear the McDuffee
Sisters.
Glenn Ruiter is suffering severely with
the mumps.
Rev. Mr.. Walden is spending the week
in DanviIIe.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Morgan is at n. H.
Piper's, helping care for those who are i'll
Mr.. John Shedd has moved on to the
Marshall Wilson farm.
| Ernest Warboy has returned to Derby
for the spring term of school.
Miss Alice Farr of Morgan is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Effie Durgin.
Eli Flanders of Barton visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Cummings, last week.
Mrs. Mary Orcutt of Derby visited hel
sister, Mrs. Laura Gatchell last week.
The Charleston Academy resumed work
March 31st with Miss Kate Ferrin teacher
Mr.. T. Sullivan made flying visit to his
family in Lancaster, n. H., the past week
Mrs. Mabel Bowley of Newport is spend
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs. AL
ton.
''Paul at Corinth" will be the subject
Sunday morning, April IS, at the Cong
church.
Elmer Nye and friend who have beer
stopping at Charles Nye's have returned t.
Boston.
Miss Leona Hardy who has spent the
winter at Evansville is now stopping will
her brother.
The Island Pond Electric Light Co. have
resumed work after weeks delay on &C
count of bad roads.
Mr.. Charles Church is home from Barton
where he has been stopping with hi
daughter, Mrs Merton Wilson.
Mr.. n. H. Piper does not improve il
health as rapidly as his many friend
would be glad to have him.
Leon Bennett has returned to his HON
in Iowa. His niece, Miss Mabel Bennett
accompanied him as far as Chicago.
Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mayhem hav
moved to DixviIIe, P. @.
S. D. Hobson has returned from his tri
through the west and south.
Mrs. E. J. Parsons and Miss Parsons ar