Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-20
WEST CHARLESTON.


to help arrange for preaching at that time.
WEST CHARLESTON.
The Woodland baby is gaining.
Mr.. Charles Church is on the sick list.
Mr.. Allen will soon move to Batesville.
The next dancing school will be March
10Th. -
Geo. Calkins has gone to his farm in
Morgan.
Ora Piper will work for Will Pearson
this season.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster March 18Th.
Rev. Mr.. Allen has sold his place to
Kimball Clifford of Derby.
Cora Dudley is home from Newport and
is working at Mr.. Fosters.
Mrs. Peter Pickel is home from New
port, where she has been working.
COVENTRY.
Charles Williams is home from Derry,
NH.
Two persons united with the Methodist
church by letter, March 9TH.
Mrs. Frances Ainsworh is assisting N. P.
LabelIe in A. d. Thurber's store.
Charles Humphrey has been i'll the past
week.
Mrs. Blanche (Moore) Smith of Oregon,
visited her uncle, William Niles, the past
week.
Misses Eliza Parker and Marion Guild
are home from Irasburgh, where they have
been nursing.
Samuel Villa ms has moved his house.
hold goods here, and is to work for mis-
grandfather, s. Burbank.
Mrs. Stephen Thurber of East Burke, is
here caring for her son, A. D. Thurber.
He has been moved to his home.
The bridge leading to Heermanville
collapsed Friday and was completely
demolished. Five men were under the
bridge when it went, three receiving
slight injuries.
The play and social in the town hall was
decided success. Much credit is due
Mrs. Katie H lncock for her thoroug b
drill of the "Fogarty Family" also
for her original poem on the business men
of the place. The singing by the Treaudo
brothers won much applause.
Eureka grange holds It's next regular
meeting in the Town hall, March %. The
question in regard to grass and clover
seeds will be talked. All those interested
should be present. The lecture question
for discussion is what crops are most prof
tia ole i'll this locality and how they can be
raised at least cost.
| The band boys gave a fine concert in
| Town hall Tuesday evening. The concert
was well worth the patronage OF our towns
| people. But we are sorry to say it was not
very well attended, while some travelling
troupe would have drawn much larger
audience. Why not help the boys when
| they get up first class entertainment.
They are an uplift to our community, and
have made good advancement in their play
| ing, and are working to get some uniforms.
Let US help them.
Mrs. Nancy Rogers, widow OF the late
Azariah Wright, passed to her reward the
9Th, at the residence of her daug liter, Mrs
Fred Herman In Newport, where she had
gone on a visit. Some over so years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright moved to this towr
from Westminster, and settled on the farm
now owned by their son, Charles o. Wright
By this marriage were born to them, Mrs
Ellen Ide of Boston, c. o. Wright OF thi
town, Mrs. Emma Hathron of London
derry, Mrs. Clara Hathron of Ludlow. Mrs
Gertie Corrow of this place and Mrs
Florence Herman of Newport. Since tn
death of her husband, she has made be
home with her daughters, where she ha
received the best of care. Her funeral wa
held at her daughters residence in New
port and her remains were brought to til
Center and laid beside her husband, VIII
died in 1880. Rev. A. 8. BoIe officiated q
the funeral. Mrs. Wright was eighty ST
years old.