Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03

The Christian Endeavor society met Fri
lay evening with Willie Gardner.
There were about 81 present. Special I.
work WIS planned and good social
time enjoyed. Refreshments were
served. The committee wish to thank
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Lang for their hos
pitality. also James Hill for furnishing
the double team for most enjoyable
straw ride.
WEST CHARLESTON.
c. P. Church is quite i'll.
Chas. Ewens is on the sick list
Blanche Huntoon is working at Eu-
gene Lyon S. ~
James Crawford is a little better at
present writing.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Sea-
vey is much better $50
Arthur Horn of Morgan is at work
for his brother, G. W. Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Horn visited
relatives at Morgan Center Saturday.
81 Mrs. P.hssPickel has returned from
visit TO iher son Harper at Island
Pond.
The Mothers club are planning a
masquerade promenade in the near
future.
Mrs. Ora Dane spent Monday in
West Derby at the home of her uncle,
Stanton Hitchcock.
Earle johnson has finished work for
Clyde Durgin and will work for James
Crawford the coming year.
Service in the Baptist church Sun
day morning as usual. The pastor will
speak on Christian Service.
Mrs. A. J. Crawford has gone to
! her home, which is in Westfield with her
daughter, Mrs. Wright Kendall.
! Mrs. Monira Foss of Saco. Me, is
visiting her brother, Norman Brown.
and her sister, Mrs. Henry Lafoe.
Mrs. Sanderson died Thursday after
noon at the home of her son Delno.
The funeral was held Sunday after
! noon. 80 ~.-.
The Mothers club will give a mas
ouerade promenade in the town hall
this month. The exact date will be
given later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder, who
ace Wilder. have gone to their home
at Derby Line.
Anyone desiring to take books out of
the reading room will be waited on
every Saturday evening from 5 until
7 O'Clock. Miss Grace Knight, libra
rian.
There will be lecture and musical
entertainment in the town hall Febru-
airy Is at o'clock under the auspices
of the Baptist Ladies Aid society.
Further notice next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Holton were
called to Derby last week by the Sc
we're illness of his sister. Mrs. Adams.
Since then Mrs. Holton has been with
: Mrs. Adams the most of the ting.
Don't forget the illustrated lecture
in the town hall Friday evening, com
mencing at 1880. One hundred
twenty-five stereopticon views of THE
Big Ditch" A most complete hour
and a half trip across Panama by one
who has worked on the greatest under
taking of any people of any age, in
tensey interesting, highly instructive
and perhaps as near Panama as you
will ever oe Admission 25 cents, chill
dren Is cents.
For some time Charlie Persons has
: been i'll for few days at time and
has been unable to eat, from some un.
known cause. The other day he was
seized with violent coughing and
strangling and finally succeeded in
| ho
is that he accidentally swallowed j,
while it was very small as he drank al
brook last summer, thing he very
often did. This should be warning tc
all who are careless as to where they
drink. as one cannot be too careful
| about such things.
The Mothers club have elected the
following officers and committees fol-
the year 1909. Officers: President
Mrs. J. F. Kendrick vice president,
Mrs. j. H. Dickson: secretary, Mrs
E. P. Armstrong; treasurer. Mrs. f.
V. Eastman; chaplain. Mrs. S. II.
Cushman organist, Mrs. H. H. Wild
er. Committees Program, Mrs. East
man. Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Calkins: social
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs
Hamilton. Mrs. Mcnamara; village
EupIOFcIucUG, W rs. f1uCCnlflSOO., MIS-
Calkins. Mrs. Kline ;relief. Mrs. Calk-
ins, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Cushman; edu
y cationai, Mrs. Renihan. Mrs. Calhoun
Mrs. Hutchinson: reading room. Mrs
Wilder, Mrs. Calkins. Mrs. Gray
At the last meeting of the Grange
held on the evening Of January q
between 80 and 90 Changers were pres
ent. The first and second degree.
were conferred on class of four can
didates. Ex-Gov. C. j. Bell Of Wal
den, past state master. was present
and gave very interesting talk. a
large number Of visitors were present
; Holland, Willoughby and BroWningtol
( Oranges being well represented. A
the close of the meeting the compan,
went to the reading room. where
sumptuons banquet was served and
social time enjoyed by all. Much cred
it is due Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Arm
| strong for the mart they took II, mall