Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-19

were well attended and a fine time enjoyed
by all.
School closed here this week with exer-
cises. Quite few visited and enjoyed it
very much.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Eugene Lyon has moved to the John
Eley tenement
Mrs. Colby George recently fell on the
kitchen floor and broke her wrist.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson with her daughter
and son have gone to Clinton, Mass, to
live. Mr. Wilson will go later.
The NJ. W. A. will give social dance at
the Woodmen's hall, West Charleston,
Nov. 23d. Everybody invited.
The Plunkett school, taught by Mable
Farman, closed Thursday, Nov. s. The
following pupils were neither absent nor
tardy throughout the term: Rena Temple,
May Boyd, Eva Boyd, Harold Stumpf and
Lyle Hamilton.
News has been received from Seattle,
Washington, of the death OF Mrs. Herbert
Kennie, former resident of this town.
She will be remem bered mere as Kate Wark
Much sympathy is expressed for the affiict-
ed husband in his far away home.
The village primary school closed Friday,
Nov. 9. Those pupils having no absent or
tardy marks were: Stella Dane, Mamie
Uttin, Vena Steediford, Charlotte and Ar
mold Leavens, Bertha Hussy and Guy Piper.
were Genevieve Rich and Julia Lervens.
Julia is now In the I'd grade and has missed
no words since she began going to school.
EAST CHARLESTON.
William Moulton has bought the Fred
Brainard place at Echo Pond.
Miss Ruth Langmaid of Lyndon is stay
ing with her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paquin of West
Derby visited DR.. and Mrs. Cushman re-
Gently.
Harley Moody recently cut mis- foot bad
in the WOODS.
The schools here begin their winter
term on Monday, November 10, with ex-
ception of the village school which will
commence on December 8.
See the large bills for the auction sale of
cows by Winslow & Co. at A. c. Fellows,
Tuesday, Nov. 20, at l o'clock p. N.
Twenty work and driving horses are 10 be
! sold.
Hudson and Smith, who have been buy
| ng poultry, ship ped a ton this week.
professional dresser from Boston who
worked for them killed and dressed 132
! chickens in hours.
The Upited Workers will hold q fair in
the vestry hall on Friday, November ZS In
the Afternoon and evening. There will
be sale of fancy and useful articles, can
| DIV and refreshments. There will be
promenade In the evening. VIII all who
| are disposed to help in the work please
| leave their contributions with Mrs. w. T..
| Tripp bv Friday noon or bring them to
the vestry IN the afternoon? VIII all
kindly assist and make the sale successE
COVENTRY.
Mrs. A. 3. Bole is in poor health.
Harry Bailey is home from New Hamp-
shire.
Little Amelia Fushey is in very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur True are home
from New Hamspire.
DR.. Fred Gray has leased his farm to
Mr.. Curfier Of Newport
Charles Boynton has moved into the
house he recently pnrchssei Of William
Brooks.
There will be an oyster supper at the
NJ Fvesry next Friday evening. All are
cordially invited.
cRAFTSBURY.
Nearly all the schools in town closed las'
Friday.
Miss Susie Silver Is clerking for Mrs. Z
J n Nelson.
. Elmer Rockwell and family moved tS
South Troy last week.
VIII Williams moved his family the mrs
of last week into the house vacated py d
d BurIeson-