Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29
EAST CHARLESTON.

EAST CHARLESTON.
Rev. Willis L. Sparhawkis is sick.
Richard A. Gotta is on the sick list.
Mrs. Perley Davis is home from West
Burke.
Bert G. Davis is home from Rutland for
few weeks.
Mr. Norris of Albany is in town looking
after his property here.
Miss Nettie Goodsell of Morgan is visit
ing friends at Echo Pond.
Eugene Buck is repairing his barn and
making other improvements.
Mrs. W. E. Trip is at A. B. Cobleigh's
in West Derby, for few days.
Mr.. Charles Chase is building large
piazza on his house at Echo Pond.
The United Workers will serve dinner at
the church on Wednesday, Oct. 31st.
Rav. LA. Wilson of Hardwick has been
in town for Flew. days visiting friends. &
+Alfred I. Wilson is moving onto the
farm he recently purchased from Harry
Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allyn visited their son
Bert and oJher friends in Wheelock and
Lyndon, recently.
DR.. E. o, Ranney OF Barton Landing was
called in consultation with Dr. j. L. Potter
on the case of Mrs. Austin Bushaw, who is
very i'll.
a number from this place attended the
hanging and dedication of the new bell at
the Methodist church at Island Pond. A
very pleasant time wes reported by all who
were there.
The school children will give a play,
The Old Fashioned Huskiug bee, +" on Fri
day evening, Nov. 2, followed by prone
made. Admission, 10 cents. Proceeds to
buy bell for the school house.
The many friends and relatives in this
town recently received the sad intelligence
ofthe death of E. Wesley Young at his
home on 73 Adams Ave, West Detroit.
Mich. Mr.. Young was q native of this
place, the only son OF Elijah and Mary
Young, and when young man went to
what was known at that time as the ssfar
West" Some fifteen years ago he visited
his relatives here, since then he has been
confined to his home nearly helpless from
rheumatism. He was 6S years of age and
he leaves widow and one daughter, Mrs
L. M. Twombly of Detroit and twssSsS.
/ Mrs. Ellen Bemis of Mechanic. Pals Me
and Mrs. Ada Cobleigh OF tpis place wbo,
are the only survivors ot>a large famiIy
The interment was at Jackson, Mich.
WEST CHARLESTON
Fred Parlin has gone TO Boston on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Kate Spear OF Derby visited at Fred
Ham bIet's last week.
Luther Cobb from Island Pond has been
visiting in town the past week.
Harry Parlin, Elmer Griggs and Clifton
Barrupp spent the past week hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs John Foster have hired
out to Eugene Clark and moved there.
o S. Eton of Island Pond is running the
electric plant in the absent Of Mr.. Rujter.
Mrs. Frank Rich OF Derby spent part, of
last week in town with her millinery
goods.
Harry Ruiter is spending his vacation
hunting with Charles Goodwin OF East
Charleston.
! Daniel ParIin, who has been sick at the
hoteI,- does not improve as fast as his
friends would wish.
+ Miss Wiley, the teacher of the inter-
mediate school, who has been sick the
past week, is improving.
The remains Of Mrs. CsIkins, vino died
in Burke, we're brought here for burial last
Saturday by the SIDE Of Ter husbz I'd.
News has been. received that Bert Par
lin a former resident of this town, lost his
? life in the storm that was go terrific on the
] Florida coast.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free Bap-
J. tist church will give chicken pie suppei
Y Friday evening, November 2. Public cor
daily invited.
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