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

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Mrs. Martha Davis has returned
from West Derby. where she has spent
severa. weeks caring for the family OF
her son Bert. who have been SICK with
measles.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting March IL Is Life
Lessons for Me from the Psalms.
Leader, Miss Grace Barney. Ccnse-
Grafton meeting.
The music and social committee of
the C. Z. society met with Miss Jennie |
Campbell at the home of Mrs. Fuller
on Friday evening, Feb. 26, and most
enjoyable time was spent. All OF the
Is members, except one. who was out
of town. were present. The commit
tee invited a number of friends
| and by the time they reached Mrs.
| Fuller's there was party of 81 AT
| ter the business of the evening was
concluded refreshments were served
and the rest of the evening was spent
in singing and social intercourse. 1t
was beautiful evening and every
body enjoyed the ride. The party
broke up about IL o'clock after giving
three cheers for Mrs. Fuller's hospi-
tally.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Betsey Gage is, recovering from her
illness at her home at James McNa-
mara's.
Our d. A. students are at their
several homes enjoying a we'll earned
vacation.
George Twombly of Newport Center
: spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives here.
S. d. Barrup has finished drawing
logs for James Bennett and is working
for Win. Nelson.
Henry Kline is home from Ithaca.
n. Y, where ~he has been attending
the dairy school.
: Bertha Kline of Orleans spent Sun.
day here with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Kline.
Mr. Fox and Mr.. Racine of Holland
were entertained the first of the weet
at Osmund Browns.
The small child of MIR. and Mrs
Will Hyland, is recovering from it
= recent severe illness.
Mr.. Brooks of Coventry. who ha
been working here for some time, ha
q returned to his home.
Mrs. John Longeway of West Derb.
has been here helping care for her lit
tie grandson, Alba bean.
Ed. Hutchinson and family spen
Sunday with Mrs. Hutchinson's broth
0 er, Ivan Peavey in Morgan.
The masquerade proved to be
, thorough success. The mothers clu
took in fraction over $40.
S Ed. Eastman is to be the stage drive
). for the next four years. The rout
is between here and Newport.
i Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Barrup sper
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Reuben Horn. in Morgan.
Mrs. Samuel Cushman is away an
:. will visit her son George at Lyndo
Center before she returns home.
r. C. J. Crawford from Newport sper
J. two days the first of this week at tt
home Of his brother, J. H. CRAWFORD
Q A. R. Uttin of East Charleston spel
l. Sunday here visiting his brother Be
). and his sister, Mrs. Clarence Bower
Lois Cook has so far recovered as
v be able to be moved home from h.
ar boarding place at Guy Cook in Derb
ar Dora Wiley of Orleans has been
town the past few days, the guest
is DR.. and Mrs. Gatchell and Ora
s. Knight.
n, Mrs. Samuel Cushman is spending
week in Ludlow with her daught
or Hattie, who is very SUGGEST
n teacher at that place.
II. Mrs. Eugene Lyon entertained h
n sister, Mrs. Ernest Batchelder, a
All friend, Mrs. Chesney Brooks. both
at Coventry, part of last week.
n. The Frances Willard memorial sc
he vice which was to have been held Il
Sunday evening was postponed
account of the inability of Mrs. Abb
Nye to prepare the program because
m. the illness of her husband.
At the morning service at the b
Ter fist church next Sunday the pas
will by request repeat the serm
ns- preached February 81, lis 3
Worth Saving?" The same mu
will be used for that occasion.
The Rev. J. Fl. Dickson will gi
h;s a lecture in the Baptist church Thu
,nS day evening. March IL. after VIII
'00 the Club class will serve sugar
snow in the reading room. The Mo
gh- ers' club quartette will furnish mus
ord Admission to all Is cents.
arc COVENTRY.
, ,as Lewis Douglas has not been as "
arc for few days.
hip George Sylvester seems to be
zen proving. Mrs. Sylvester has be
kle suffering with rheumatism the p
m, week.
The many friends Of Miss nj!
Douglass will be sorry to learn Il
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