Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-23
EAST CHARLESTON.

| Holton.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Winnie Fellows is sick.
W. L. Gibson is home from Sherbrooke.
Mabel Colburn, who has been sick, is
gaining.
Bert j. Fuller is suffering with a felon
on his finger.
Mr.. Bryant of Barnston, P. O., is work.
ing for A. c. Fellows.
Bert Lang killed hog this week which
weighted TAO pounds.
B.J. Lang is on business trip to Bos-
ton and Lynn, Mass.
Ralph Trip is home from his school in
Northampton, Mass, for the holidays.
Clinton Gallup, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, doesnot gain very fast.
Asa Gregory and Austin Bashaw had the
misfortune to lose horse recently, both
found dead in the stable.
The topic for the C. E. meeting, Dec. 26,
is, 'sThe Magniicat, a Christmas Song,"
leader. Mrs. l. r. Wolcott.
Elmer Barney, son of George Barney,
died at his home in Berlin, N H., and was
buried here Tuesday, December II.
The M. W. of A. held election of officers
Tuesday night resulting as follows: Q. N.
Moulton, consul; w. E. Trip, adviser;
A. C. Fellows, banker; B. g. Morse, clerk;
Dram Morse, escort; Harry Piper, watch
man; Harry Taylor, sentry; I. r. Wolcott,
manager.
COVENTRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Green of Highgate
are guests at Charles Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Noyes have daugh-
ter from Manchester, n. H., visiting them.
There will be union Christmas tree and
. exercises in the M. e. church Wednesday
: evening.
f We are sorry to learn that George
Drake has been confined to the house for
about six weeks.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Guild last Sunday
evening when their daughter, Marion
Edith. was united in marriage to Allison
NJ. Wright. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. E. Wells, only few relatives
being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are
among our most esteemed young psople
and their many friends wish them much
happiness.
The concert Wednesday evening under
the direction of A. r. Cowles of Bart IN
was deserving of more liberal patronage
h than it received. It was listened to by q
II small but appreciative audience. The
4 choruses were we'll sustained by Is singers
who had been trained by MIR. Cowles. The
solos and duets by local talent were finely
rendered, also the violin playing by Bert
Bean and Warner Guild. Mr.. Webster o.
Barton gave valuable aid in songs an6
solos, much to the qualification of all
Miss Ferrin of Barton, who is no strange
here, was we'll received as reader, and Mr.
Cowles amused and pleased with his comic
songs.
CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Gray from Hardwick is visiting
friends in town.
Christmas exercises will be held in tn
M. E. church Tuesday evening, Dec. "a.
Leota Stratton and Percy Kier are hom
from Goddard Seminary for the Christina
vacation.
Mrs. Josie Anderson from Burlington
: came to town last week to care for MADAM
Anderson, who is seriously I'LL.
"VaIley Farm" drew a packed house
every particular. Every actor did b m
self credit.
Many people from ardwick, East Hard
wick and Greensboro were in town to at
tend the ''Valley Farm" drama last Thurs
day night.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs Robert Young is quite ILL.
Rev. Mr.. Crozier has returned to Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. James Calderwood is in very poo
health.
Miss Martha Paterson is home fror
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Wylie and Mrs. w. E. Bale
are on the sick list.
number from here attended the pla
at Crattsbury last week.
Mr.. Garvin of Wheeling, Va, is preach
ing at the U. P. church.
The missionary society met with Nil
\, Helen Paterson Thursday.
The friends of Mr.. Stewart will be gla
to hear that he is improving.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Miss Maud
were business visitors in Morrisville La.
week.
Miss Mary and Charles Bailey and Jot
Dutton are home from q. V. NJ for Il
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Derushia ar
Walter Lother of Newport have been visi
ing at James Andersonis.
Miss Mary Paterson, Miss Annab