Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-24

VICE vi ZIG ABUSES VI tuS iiQuoE
traffic.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Bernie Gray is entertaining a
niece.
Margaret Kidder has returned from
Lowell.
Perley Davis is working for James
Crawford.
Samuel Cushman is home from ST.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. George Piper is i'll with bill
ious attack.
Everett Driver was in Rutland last
week on business.
Mrs. Ella Rich recently sold her
land to George Kline.
Lou Bruce is home from her school
in Essex on vacation.
George Kline has purchased some
land of James Bennett.
Fay Steadiford is in Woodsville, N.
H., visiting his mother.
Harry Parlin has begun housekeep-
in: in one of Fred Parlin' s tenements.
Myron Waterman and family of
Island Pond spent Sunday at John
Eley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford of
Troy visited relatives here part of
last week.
Esther Kidder has finished her
school at Derby Line and is at home
for vacation.
Mrs. Asa Hancock of Coventry is
caring for her sister in law. Mrs. Err
nest Worboys.
Asbertine Patten has recovered from
her recent illness and returned to her
school at Derby.
Reuben Horn spent tive days last
week with his daughter. Mrs. Frank
Faufaw, in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder and,
Ralph Martin of Rock Island visited
here the past week.
Mrs! William Armstrong is in West
Derby visiting at the home of her
grandson. Ernest Turner.
William Eley is having extensive
repairs made on his house. Henry
Lafoe is doing the work.
Bertha Crawford spent part of last
week in. Bloomington visiting her
i friend, Mrs., MARSHALL Powers.
Mrs. Betty Spencer and two daugh-
\ tiers recently visited at the home of
her trotaer, Henry Dywer. in Orleans.
K. E. Clifford and Eddie Hill have
returned from Coaticook where they
took carriage drive to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Holson and Mr..
and Mrs H.. w. Wilder went to Derby
last Sunday to attend the funeral of
: Mr.. Silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson went
4 to Morgan last Saturday to visit Miss
knowlton,, who soon goes to hospital
for treatment. ss -s--
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Wilder attended
! the funerals of Harold johnson at Der
by last week, Mrs. johnson being a.
niece of Mr.. Wider
The school entertainment last Fri
! day evening was success in every
. particular as also was the chicken pie,
> supper given by the Ladies' Aid soci--
ETY. recently. - = .. '.'5l.sy g ? 2
t + Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lafoe went to
Holland East Friday evening to attend
: the 10Th wedding anniversary of his,
e sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
e Chester Holmes.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Delno Sanderson were.
a pleasantly surprised last week Tues
= day evening when their home was. ia
}. ken possession of by a large number
of friends, who came from all dinee-
l. tions to help them celebrate their
r birthdays. Rev. j. H Dickson In be-
!. half off their many friends presented
!. them with nice swing rocking chair.
:. Mr.. Sanderson made appropriate
e response. Remarks,were also made by
l. DR.. Gatchell and CIV D. Reed. Re-
IS freshments of cake and coffee were
3 served and very pleasant time en-
!. joyed. All wished their host and
d hostess many mare returns Of the
# evening.
:, - CRAFTSBURY.
Miss Smith from Hardwick visited
h at L. F. Smiths Fast week.
a Mrs. Mary To1man returned to her
re home in Wheeloek last Sunday.
- Both departments of the village
~ school commenced last Monday.
: The poolroorn and barber shop in the
~ Uric & Sawyer block was closed last
F. week.
n Mrs. Thomas Crowley, who has been
r. quite i'll for several days, is said to be
II slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spaulding
s. have sold their household goods and
u expect to leave this week for Massa-
al chusetts.
: The. children made ehildren's night
at the Grange last Friday night very
interesting and pleasant for both old
and young.
The chicken pie supper and social in
the vestry last Tuesday night was an
unusually pleasant occasion and a fin
a. ancial success.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ladue from
n Montpelier, accompanied by Mrs. John
Emery of Calais. visited at Harry EN-
10 ery's the first of this week.
The funeral of Fred Corliss was
It held in the M. E. church Tuesday af-
ternoon, the Rev. w. E. Allen officiat-
10 ing. Much sympathy. is felt for his
= stricken wife and friends.
n The first of the series of auctions to
be run once in two weeks by ]. E.