Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-20

Miss Alice Nutter of Bedford, Mass, /
who will teach the higher grade of the Il
village school, is staying at DR.. Pot :
ter's. n
been seriously i'll, is staying at A. ID. 9
Piper's and is much improved in :
health. :
The box party for the benefit of the S
church Tuesday evening was we'll at |
tended, over SIS being added to the {
treasury.
In place of the usual Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting April % the
Christian Endeavor day exercises will
be repeated.
Rev. S. T. Achenbach preached in
Derby April r. Rev. Mr.. Hurd of
West Charleston spoke in the after
noon in Plymouth church.
Sugar parties are very much in order
just now All the farmers have been
very generous with their invitations,
which are gladly received.
Geo. Canning, Ernest Hudson. Leon
Moody, Roy Wilder and Bion, Stevens
left this week for New York, where
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Nathan Allen is on the sick
list.
Henry Wilder is driving the ISLAND
Pond stage.
Mabel Wilson of West Derby is work
ing in the post office.
q s%ol III
Campbell's in West Derby last week.
o Annie Wilder has returned. home from
e her visit in Derby Line and North
Stanstead.
J. Eugene Lyon has moved his family
81 from Ella Allton's tenement into G. L.
Kinne's house.
II Fay Steadiford of Lyndonville visited
!. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
T.. Steadiford, last week.
m Mrs. Ella Moffatt and daughter
n Frances have returned to their home
in Montreal.
as The many friends of Vera Driver are
S. much pleased to hear of her improved
condition at the Mary Fletcher hospita
al in Burlington.
err Archie Cummings and son Of Will
mantle, Conn.,. were called here to at
tend the funeral of his brother, Nee
or Cummings, of whom more EXTENDED
writing will be given next week.
IF Some person who mailed few item
g to this paper from the West Charleston
post office April II. marked on tn
outside of the envelope important,
IS but did not think it important enoug
lr. to sign his or her name to the pape
lie inside. 1t was therefore consigne
to the waste basket. This must be tn
I'll 1O1st time at least we have reminde
A our readers that unsigned article
90 or items cannot be used. ed.
The Mothers club met in the parlol
es' of the Clyde River hotel April Is fe
ge- their regular meeting. Although
m, rainy afternoon, nine invited guest
ne. were present: Mrs. A. H. Kiddel
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, Mrs. N. G. Eastman
leI ms, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. John Eley, Mr.:
1 ler Fred Hamblet and Miss Esther Kidde
iiio The topic for the meeting was 'Eas
err" After the regular business NEE
ing the following program was EMO!
~ ed: roll call. Easter quotations by clu
1ne members solo, He Did not Die
Vain," MIS-. J. B. Gray; reading
INV "Easter-tide, Mrs. Geo. Calkins
song, Reuben Cushman; original p;
per, "How Interest the Children
cen Easter?" Mrs S. Cushman piano sol
re- 1.-The Storm King" by PAUL, Mi
Esther Kidder Following the pr
and gram an Easter lunch was served
It's, the club. 1t was an enjoyable afte
as noon for all present.
c0%yrNTpY
Of J. P. Wheelock attended conferen(
n at Barre last week.
Easter was observed at the Congr
on gational church yesterday.
[iss The M. w. of A. will meet in tt
ard town hall Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hovey of
for Johnsbury Center were here Friday
'es- attend the funeral of her uncle, Al
ON Hancock.
I'm,
Ella MIS-. Lorse VI spring ilelu' MASS
, tn in town after her grandsons Lest
~ and Floyd Brooks, who will go
make their home with her.
A caucus was held Saturday eveni1
the and S. H. Pearson and A. D. ThurDt
s<@s were chosen delegates to attend tt
- state convention at Burlington ADJ
no %.
i. Among those in town to attend Il
ing funeral of Asa B. Hancock were M
and Mrs. Matt Wells, Mr.. and MI
ters Austin Page of Irasburg, Mr.. and MI
oar C. Kimball of Barton, Mr.. and MI
Hovey of St. Johnsbury Center, M
and Mrs. Orlando Page of Barton La
OF ding and John Stevens of Sutton.
eph
2. Asa B. Hancock, who has been
n .f+orroo-, Mr.. ua1. -oo'u
ass. - no1I,I - VIZ Voc o
,Sed - - ~ 'f . - ~ IioiiI9oh a.
born in this town and has lived he
and in the edge of Irasburg all h