Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-27
WEST CHARLESTON.
Ma.ser L>oa Piper sia

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glsss pxys- s vOsk,aE a, Szr=aa
BcuEns.
ars- Eaa Has,isgs Is working a, wa
LeaveaA,,
Mr. Louisa w.rsoy, Is working 70,
HsaEy C4Ikias.
Mr. and Mrs- Harlsad Sye wished In
Barton reosniiy.
Mr.. Eina sawyr- Il easert.inlaga sta
tee from DixviIie, Pc.
Mrs. yisesnt Picked, who has besa gate
III the pas, we-k, l. xsiaing.
Mrs Psvy and daughter, Lila, Of Nor.
gan visited ., I'd. Hutchinson. recsntIy.
J. ID. Grin and LITTLE srana.oa, Floyd
81 Peter, who have been Hare nos on ,he
gaia
Mr. and Mrs. Silver OF Derby Cea,er
visited q, George Twomsly'. one day 70
Gently.
Mrs Theodore Carpenter o, Newport hs.
been visiting her mother, Mrs. q. {.
Town.rnd.
Mr.. and Mrs WIN L'avess arc ri liclns
OVER the birth OF girl born January Is
Congratulations.
Those on the sick ilss are Geo. Bsacks,,.
Mr.. Gfiffi1, ars. Harper Picked, Mrs. AIlsn
and Mrs.. Bowen.
The Mother club which has b-ea 70.
Gently Organized here met WIKI Mrs. Ada
Eastman last week.
A X Utiin has gone to East Havan
where he has employment in \. J. Crsw-
iora's Iambsr camp.
Mrs. Allison BoK~n is~btt,c-. H,r
daughier. MIS-. Ida Pieord. Of Mauehs.,er,
y. II, Is visiting her.
Mrs Pslla OF Holland ard Eleanor Palm
Of Darby scademy visited at -. Ken
dEicl.'s over sunday.
Hsrris1n T Sombly, Harry Bc-k end
Ellsworth Hes:a are working tor Roo
wing on his hay press.
Thanks to the Village Inp-ovsrn,nt
COMMITTEES of the NJ ,thsrs' club Cur side
walk have been openei.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Dane arc ri !ciug over
me birsn of a son, Irving Andrew, born
January -. Congratu atoms.
Rev. r. +. Hurd attended the mesilng 81
the Orleans County Congregational Mlais-
ters' association a. Newport last week
Word has been received here that Elmer
Sye, who Is employed on Boston rail
road, was badly Injured between two cars
one day last week.
Mrs. r. T. Hurd has arrived from New
Hampshire, where she has been detained
by illness, aud i1ined her husband at the
Congregational parsonage.
January Il being Mrs. @. W. ID. Rsed's
4ith birthday, 76 of her friends helped her
celebrate the occasion In the evening. Re
freshments OF cake, eohse and fruit were
served after which she was presented by
NJ. Hoiton, with a purse OF money. Il
was a genuine surprise and the psoplo left
wishing her many more hsppy blrthday-.
At the meeting called by Mrs. Ksndrick
January s.h, a Mothers club was formed
with the following officers and committees:
President, Mrs. kendrick vic, president,
Mrs. Hutchinson; secretary, Mrs. Geo.
Cslkins; treasurer, Mrs. Gray. village
improvement committee, Ms Eastman,
Ms. Hamilton; educational committee.
Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Kendrlck, Mrs Calk-
ins; reiiT committee, Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs. Cushmsn; benev ,lent committee,
Mrs. Rsninsn, Mrs. Cummings; social
committee, Mcs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Armstrong; programme
committee, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Gray;
magazine committee, Mrs. Kline. The
meeting win be held with Mrs. Geo
Calsins February 5.h.
Hon. J. {. Oliver died January 18th, ia0s
at the advanced age of ~ ysar.. six months,
after long illness OF Bright's disease,
through which he vas tenie'iy cared for
by his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Dane. Mr.
Oliver was barn al Char, y. ", July i7th,
iS3i, aud was uaitcd ia marriage 70 Mis-.
Amanda McMssisr OF Fairfax. February
Oh, 1855. Ole child WAS born to them, a
daug inter, Josephine, who resides IN this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver moved to
Charleston Ia is57, and have been away
only two years. Mrs. Oliver died January
Ord, 1907. Mr.. Oliver has held many town
ofii,es and IN 1905 was TIC town represent
alive, he having the distinction of being
the oleest member of the house lie vas
also q deacon of the r. b. church. May
will rcu,em Der the pleasant time spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver at ihs
time Of their golden wedding anniversary,
which took place February Ssh, 1905. Mr..
Oliver was q genial, hospliabIe man, and
was ever youthful In heart II DOT In year..
Toe funeral services were held At the r. b.
church Sunday, Jan. is;h, . former pastor
Rev. J. II. Dickson Of Hardwick officiating.
Toe fiosers were beautiful, there being
pillow inscribed "faihsr," from Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Dane, basket Of flowers with
the NorJ "6randpa," from the grand
childrcL Ora, Harry and Stella Dane
pink from the G.. A. r. and w. T. G,
shesf Of wheat from the y. b. church and
q q ,ral piece from the r. b. Sunday school.
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