Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-04

chloren, and their part of the exercises
was especially pleasing. The choir rem
dereo several pieces which were enjoyed
by all. The trees were loaded with pres
ents, and nearly all present found that
Santa Claus had remembered them. The
pastor received fifteen dollars, another ev-
ldence of Santa's thong We
wish 10 thank the children, the members
of the choir and all who eonrrtbuted
toward the success OF the occasion.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Charles FL. Gray has been quite sick.
Mr.. A F. Cole is boarding at c. F. Beams
for the present.
Wm' carter has spent the past week at
CasWelfs Mills with his parents.
Willie Stoddard is to attend the high
school at Island Pond commencing TODAY.
Mr.. George Pierce went to Derby Line
recently TO see an uncle who is seriously i'll.
George Batchelder was home from
Lyndonville to spend Sunday with his
parents.
DR.. j. B. Cushman was called to Barton
Landing on Tuesday in council with DIR
| A. E. Parlin.
Mr.. Amos Batchelder who has been quite
ill and confined TO the house for some Llme.
| is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hinton have COM
menced housekeeping in Mrs, Ada Con.
leigh's house.
The ladies will give dinner in the YES
try Wednesday, Jan. 9Th. Everyone in
vited to come and bring food.
Mrs. Iva Pave and little daughter have
been spending the past week with Mrs.
Paye's mother at Evansville.
School at the Echo Pond district has not
been in SESSION the past week on account
OF the illness of the teacher. Miss Grace
Willard.
ID. j. Hudson, the new president of the
creamery, has notices posted for bids for
hll1ng the creamery ice house, open until
Saturday, Jan. 9th, at O'Clock o. m.
At recent meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America the following off,
GERS were installed for the year ensuing:
Consul, Ora Cargill; adviser, George Car
gill; banker, John B. Buck; clerk, Bernie
Morse; escort, M. w. Stewart; watchmau.
S. A. Cloud; sentry, D. K. Hopkins: phy-
stefan, DR.. j. B. Cushman; manager. w. e.
Trip.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Nelson Hardy is on the sick list.
Tnhn
Mr.. Will Picoid was in town visiting re-
Gently.
Mr.. Arthur Kidder is still confined to
the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark visited in HoI-
land recently.
MRS. Walter Nye, who has been sick for
some time is worse.
Mrs. George Bracket fell and broke her
arm and injured her spine last week.
Rev. ]. W. Burgin and family have ar
rived and Mr.. Burgin gave his first sermon
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsdale and daugh-
ter OF Groveton have been spending the |
holidays at Mr.. Lunderville's.
Rev. J. D. Waldron and family have gone
to their new field of labor in Hardwick. |
May success follow them in their Iabors.
COVENTRY.
Myra Douglass is quite 81 ok.
Myra Drake is working at Barton Land
ing.
Mrs. Hollis Hancock has an attack of the |
grip.
P. B. Hancock has been in town the past
week.
DIR. o. E. Hanford and family have re-
turned to Hardwick.
Dana Stanford from Wilder is visiting at
Mrs. AImina Collins.
Will Corrow leaves today for Florida
where he has position in hotel.
Miss Eliza Parker is confined to the
house, having fallen and injured her knee.
Mrs. Eliza Newton is home from New
port, where she has been visiting for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew CorroW gave a
New Years dinner to all their children
and grandchildren.
Raymond Lord and wife and grand
daughter Fern of Orange are visiting Mrs.
Tower and Mrs. Guild.
James LABEL is able to be out after an
attack OF the grip. Mrs. LABEL and son
n. P. LABEL are sick with it.
Warner Guild has been home from Cabot
the past week. His brother Raymond
accompanied him back to that place.
The Methodists have placed a Round
Oak stove in the vestry, have purchased a
large range and are now putting in a new
furnace.
N. p. LABEL has closed his labors as clerk
for A. D. Thurber and goes to Irasburg to
learn blacksmithing with his uncle, VIM.
Wingett.