Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-12-04
WEST CHARLESTON.

WEST CHARLESTON.
Schools resumed work this morning.
Wesley Horns children are sick with
the whooping cough.
Several from here attended the ball at
Derby Line last week.
Mrs. Church recently entertained rela-
tives from Magog, P. @.
John Cook had a Peoples telephone
placed in his house last Saturday.
Mrs. George Twombly of Derby recently
visited her daughter, Mrs. GatcheIl.
Ora Piper has gone to East Charleston to
spend the winter with his gran dparents.
DR.. GatchelI and family spent Thanks
giving with Charles Twombly at Beebe
Plain.
Mrs. Bishop of Derby has spent some
time with her daughters, Mrs. Ruiter and
Mrs. Eastman.
John Parlin OF Brownington and DIR.
Parlin OF Barton Landing were in town on
business last week.
Mrs. Geo. Shannon spent most of last
week at West Derby caring for her sister,
who has been very sick.
N. H. Piper and family are home from
Barre after spending Thanksgiving week
with his daughter, Mae.
The election of officers for the g. A. r.
and W. R. G. will be Dec. 18TH. Let all
members plan to attend.
Eugene Lyon and family have broken up
housekeeping and are boarding atsWiIl
Picord's. Mr.Lyon works for VIM. Nelson.
M. e. Calkins and family OF westmase.
G. M. Calkins and family of Morgan ana
Henry Wilder spent Thanksgiving. with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. CaIkins.
COVENTRY. FL
Willie Drake is clerking for a. 6. Thur
Der.
Ernest Perry has been very sick the past
week.
C.J. Brooks is moving to Dr.. Badgers
house.
Raymond Guild is home from New
Hampshire.
Mabel Ware is confined to the house
with the measles.
Warner Guild is home from Boston and
| will teach on West Hill.
George Cook has moved to Aaron
Willt US farm near Barton Landing.
Ray Davis of Lyndonville was the guest
of Rev. o. E. Aiken on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ingalls, of North
Haverhill, N. q are visiting their uncle.
George Goodenough.
The remains of young child of Henry
Dwire were brought here for interment in
the village cemetery recently.
News has been received from the
Montreal hospital that Theda Metcalf has
passed successful operation and is doing
| well.
There will be social and New Eng
land Supper in the Methodist vestry next
Friday evening. All are invited. A good
program will be provided
# The George Herman mill caught fire
one day last week, but by quick effort on
the part of the mill hands the blaze was
extinguished and but little damage done.
At the union Thanksgiving service held
in the Methodist church the program
was in charge of Mrs. Katie Hancock and
was as follows: recitations by Elsie Heer-
man and Mona Bickford; solo by Miss
, May Bean, Mrs. Aiken presiding at the
organ; solo by Claude Brooks and Walter
Cleveland, Mrs. Knox presiding at the
organ; soIos<by Elsie Herman and Lillian
Gorham; responsive readings; and short
talks by Rev. "A. 8. Bole and Rev. M. A.
Turner.
cRAFTSBURY.
Charles Hoyt has sold his farm to Uric 6s
Sawyer.
Il Geo. FL. Howard is home from Dart
mouth for Thanksgiving vacation.
i The Craftsbury Grange elected their new
board of officers for the coming year Fri
day night.
Mr.. A. Q. Jackson of Denniscotta, Me-,
spent Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs.
8. l.. Leavitt.
Mrs. Clarence Woodbury. was called to
Coventry last Thursday by the serious ill.
ness of her mother, Mrs. Mark Andres.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Patterson and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Leavitt left last Monday
to spend Thanksgiving with friends in
Whitman, Mass.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Fidas Chase is visiting friends in
East Albany.
Mary Root, Adna Pike and Bernard
,, Young were home from the q. v. NJ. last
week.
Mrs. Marion Denio visited her sister In
Greensboro recently.
Albert Cowles and family spent Thanks
. giving with his SON, Prot Clarence Cowles,
j at Newport.
CoETrEuFrs on FoURTH PAGH.