Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-25
EAST CHARLESTON.

! OcEODSI'
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. George Bean of Springfield, Mass,
daughter, for several weeks.
The subject for next Sunday will be
GAIL" A new order of servics with a new
musical program will be used.
Mrs J. s. Sweeney and Mrs. A. E.
Parlin and daughter, Pauline, called on
friends in this place, Thursday.
There is to be social and promenade in
the vestry hall next Friday evening under
i the auspices of the United Workers.
Through the fundamentally OF DR.. Mer-
rill Rev. A A. Wilson has agreed to remain
here until his successor can be secured.
Mrs. B. F. Davis has gone to New York
city to spend few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luke Hudson, and other relatives.
George Morse has rented the farm known
as the Van De Water farm of A. c. Fellows
and the house is being extensively repaired
and improved.
After twenty-seven years of continued
service as miller, Mr.. c. E. Coruth has re-
tired from the business and rented the
mill and goodwill to Mr.. A. E. Gallup,
who has taken possession and has stock
OF feed on hand. "Bert" will make an
obliging miller.
The meeting of the Orleans County Min
isterial Association was largely attended
and was made profitable not only for the
/ ministers but for the public, who was
invited to open air meetings in the after
noon and evening. In the evening inspir-
ing addresses were given by DR.. c. H.
Merrill OF st. Johnsbury and DR.. r, G..
Flagg of Newport. A number of the visit
ing pastors were heard in the afternoon.
Abigail (Morse) Coruth, who has been
| great sufferer from heart disease for some
months, passed awayFriday morning. aged
! rs years. Two daughters who reside in
Massachusetts,, son, G. E. Coruth, and
Mrs. G. Hill, with whom she has made her
home for several years, both of this place,
survive her. FaneraI services were held aat
the church at 2. N. Sunday, Rev. L. A
Wilson conducting the service, and the
! burial was beside her late husband in the
village cemetery
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Geo. Martin is seriously ill.
Mamie Stearns is visiting at LemueI
| Fosters.
Mrs. Maurice Pickel visited in Derby
last week.
Mrs. Foss has returned to her home in
Saco, Maine.
Mr.. and Mre. o. S. Eaton of Island Pond
were in town last week
Last Saturday little Ralph Ruiter broke
his leg between the knee and ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longeway have been en-
tertaining their son and his family.
ARA Brown and her sister, Mrs. Foss.
spent day at Willoughby lake last week.
The severe rain of last Wednesday did
great damage to the roads in this locality.
Mrs. Edith Dryer and children of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bowen.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Bergen are home
from their vacation. Mr.. Bergen occupied
his pulpit yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Church and Miss Ann
Gertrude Smith were married Saturday
afternoon. Congratulations.
J. B. Holton's new house will be sup
piled with water from the penstock be-
longing to the Island Pond Electric Light
Co.
There will bea box party and promenade
at the Woodmen's. hail Friday evening,
Sept. 20 Everyone invited. Ladies please
bring box with food for two.
Skinner & Co. will sell at auction on
Thursday, Sept. %, at 10 O'Clock a. M, the
Chas. Worthen farm, together with stock,
crops, tools etc. See auction bills.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the F. B.
church will meet with Mrs. Emma Reed
Thursday, September IS. Supper from
five to eight o'clock. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
EAST CRAFT DURY'
Mr.. Stephen Nichols is very critically il.
Vernon Wood is home from Connect
cut.
DIR. D. H. Qdall and wife have returned
to Columb bus, OHIO.
Gerald Barney raised a squash this sea-
son that tips the scales at % pounds.
Miss Elsie Yonng has gone to Auburn
dale, Mass, to attend Leasell Seminary.
Mrs. Roeua Arthur is enjoying a visit
with her sister who is here from BeIvidere.
Twenty-Five OF the friends of Miss Elsie
Young gave her surprise party the even
ing OF September 10.