Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-09-30
WEST CHARLESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins have
moved to their home in West Derby
which they bought some time ago.
John Horrigan's youngest daughter,
of Island Pond has been visiting him
at his home at James McNamara's.
Clement Sheltra of Irasburg has
taken possession of Henry Hawkins
farm, which he has taken for a year.
G. W. Hamilton fell and dislocated
his hip early Wednesday morning. His
son Bert Of Wells River is visiting
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Phillips and lit
tie child Of Newport. N. H., have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Ken
drick.
The notice of the promenade last
week was a mistake. 1t was held
September 25, so none will occur on
| October 2.
| Rev. ]. H. Dickson and family are
! expected this week. We are glad
| there are to be services in the Baptist
| church again.
Service at the usual hour Subject
OF the morning discourse, THE Larger
| Use of the Term Gospel" Evening
subject, "The River of Cod
| Mrs. Geo. Twombly and children of
! Newport Center have been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Twombly,
also his sister, Mrs. Gatchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Uttin were at
Bloomington Monday afternoon to
| attend the golden wedding anniversary
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Barnum.
One of the little twin sons of VIII
Davis got bean lodged in his nose
one day last week. DIR. Gatchell was
called and soon removed the bean.
John Griffin is very i'll. His daugh-
ters and their families, Mrs. Arthur
| DuQuette of East Charleston and Mrs.
Charles ST. Peter of Bloomington, are
here.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give chicken pie supper Friday even
ling, Oct. 2, in the Congregational ves-
try. Supper 20 cents; children Is
cents.
Rev. j. H.-Dickson closed his services
with the Hardwick Baptist church
September 27 and will commence his
services at West Charleston Sunday
Oct. A.
Mrs. Revoir was called to East Bos-
ton recently by the death of her SON.
| in-law, E. II. Moore. She was ac-
companied by her niece, Mrs. Walter
Hildreth.
Bert Uttin has hired George Cum
mlngs' farm for the coming wear and
will axe possession by October Is.
Mr.. Cummings and family expect to
go to Barton.
Mrs. Chas. Counter of Connecticut is
here visiting her relatives and friends.
Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bennett, will
return with her to Connecticut to
spend the winter
Rufus Kelley of Derby and Miss Mar
garet Ruiter of this place were united
in marriage Friday evening, Sept. 5.
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Julia Ruiter. Congratulations.
Henry Hawkins says that if the par.
ty who abducted five of his hens Sat-
urday night had only left the lock he
' wouldn't have felt so bad. but now he
/ can not lock up what fowls he has left
Frances Pickel is very i'll with gastri.
tbs at her home here. Her sister, Mrs
:, Vincent Jones, is here, also her father
! Peter Pickel, was called home from
Boston, where he had gone on a busi-
ness trip.
: DR.. Kendrick went Friday to Han.
: over N H., and returned Saturday
with Miss Celia Demick, who had beer
e there for treatment in the hospital
a They were met at Newport by C. L
Y Moore with his automobile.
cRAFrsBURY.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard ar,
I home from Battle Creek, Miek., quit,
little improved.
] Mrs. Charles Hatch and Mrs. Ell,
I Amsden expect to leave Tuesday O,
the excursion for New York.
8 The Grange Dramatic club will pla,
8 Among the Breakers at East Hard
wick Saturday evening, Oct. 8.
4 The Bailey family have vacated the
Kinney house. Mra. Bailey and chill
dren have gone to Burlington for the
fall and winter.
2 The October w. c. T. u. meeting
will be held with Mrs. George Wheeler
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 13. The sub
q ject of this meeting is "Non-Alco-
t hollcs in Medicine.
Il EAST CRAFTSBURY.
o Miss Martha Paterson is in Barton
this week attending the county Sunday
J. school convention.
!: There were no services in the u. p.
church Sunday on account of the ILL
ness of the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clarence Uric, Mrs.
e David Uric and Harry Daniels attend
Q ed the state fair at White River juno
t tion last week.
John Dutton was at the state fair at
White River Junction last week, test
: ing milk, and this week he is at Brat
n tleboro doing the same thing at the
K fair there.
In the death of Mrs. William Wylie
the Missionary society of the u. P.
x church keenly feels the bereaving
n hand Of God Sabbath mornino tho