Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-17
WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. Emily MapleSQen is on the Slch
| list.
Eta Judd is working at Gene
| Lyons.
Florence Wilder is working for Mrs.
Dana Kline.
! Bert Armstrong has been on the sick
| list the past week.
Clyde Spencer of Lyndon is visiting
at G. W. d. Reeds.
Annie Wilder has gone to Derby
Line to work fer Mrs. Hail..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Derusha are re-
jolcing over the birth of son.
Harry Cushing and family of Derby
spent Sunday with friends here.
We are sorry to learn that G. F.
Church is not as well at present writ
ing.
| Miss Bertha Kinne is at work in the
Office of the j. G. TCrnbull Co. at
Orleans.
Luke Fanfaw and family spent Sun
day at the home of his brother Frank
in Holland.
Helen Berry has finished work at
Dana Kinne's and returned to her
home in Holland.
Mrs. John Lunderville of Granite
vile, P. O.. is in town visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. GLADDEN. of Coventry visited
her daughter Ethel at Ed. Hutchir-
sons one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Calki1s attended
the funeral of Mrs. Calkins aunt. Mrs.
Adam Robbins. at Derby Saturday.
Mrs. George Cummings has loaned
her organ to the Mothers club to be
used in the Mothers club reading
room.
Miss Eva Pickel of this place and
Leslie Skinner of Island Pond were
married at Woodsville, N. H., the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Skinner of Is
land Pond, Tom Pickel and daughter
and Mrs. Jones of Newport spent Sun
day at Peter Piekel's.
Will Hyland and family of Granite
vile, P. O., have moved into Mr..
Longeway's tenement. Mr.. Hyland
will work for Mr.. Nelson.
Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson and son Ken
meth and Miss Ethel GLADDEN. have
been i'll the past week. Mrs. Seavey
has not been as we'll for the past few
days.
The Mothers club will give a mas
querade promenade Friday evening.
Feb. 26 Admission IS cents. The
club will serve ice cream, cake and
coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foster of Pine
: Hill spent Sunday with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Geo. Shannon. Mrs Shan
mons sister, Kathleen Foster. has also
been visiting her.
Geo. Cummings and family of Bar
ton were in town last week calling on
, their many friends. They expect to
: go soon to Virginia to visit Mr.. Cum
mings' sister and mother.
Mrs. G. w. Reed has returned FROM
j, her visit to her sister. Mrs. Fred
! Spencer, in Lyndon. Her little nephew
came home with her. Mrs. Reed also
: visited Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Burgin at
!, Lyndon Center.
u The pupils of Miss Esther Kiddes
gathered at her home Saturday after
noon at her invitation to enjoy valen-
tine party. Refreshments appropriate
to the occasion were, served and
n games were played.
About 25 of the friends of Mr.. snd
Il Mrs. Peter Pickel gathered at thei,
home Saturday evening to remind Mrs.
!, Pickel that it was her birthday They
- gave Mrs. Pickel a china a silve,
= cracker jar to remind: her of the even
d ing. ..s
:. Rev. MIR. Dickson of this place and
: Rev. Mr.. Holman of Derby preached
J. in exchange Sunday, Those who
themselves as very much pleased
+ both with the speaker and the ser.
= mon. ~ 80 ~
We understand that Simeon Rogers
q has purchased farm not far from the
's city of Boston and will move on
to it this spring. Mr. Rogers is son
Iin-law of j. B. Holton, and both Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers have many friend,
= here who wish them success: in theiI
e new venture.
Eleven of the friends of Ray Wilde,
were invited to his home to- help him
4 celebrate his 18th birthday Februar,
nj l0.sf:A general good time was enjoy
8 ed. Cake and4lemonade were served
Isl A number of nice presents were Ief
4 TO remind him of the occasion and al
T wished him ma many more birthdays.
Bert Uttin and family spent saturtis,,
Il IN, West Derby at the home of Mrs
!, Uttin's brother. Walter Fordyce. Mr.
+ Fordyce has recently returned from
Brightlook hospital. st. yohnsbury
where he has heen for 81 lonr f;raa
3 and where he had one leg amputatet
!: above the knee on account of his &C
d cident in the round-house.
The Grange held its regular meeting
= Tuesday evening. Feb. 8. On accoun
of the absence of several of the off
GERS the degree work was not carrie,
out as was expected. A special meet
.r ing IS to be held on Friday evening
r Feb. l9. for the purpose of conferrin,
I'd the flrst and second degrees on seve