Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-16

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Mrs. Charles Marshall and little
daughter of ST. Jnhnsbury are guests
of her mother, Mrs. Henry Roberts.
At the service next Sunday even
the life of Fanny Crosby, the gifted
sacred song writer. Her hymns will
be used. March oath is her ninetieth
birthday.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Colby George is a little more com
f, rtable.
The D. A. students are enjoying
vacation.
Geraldine Rich of Derby visited
ia 1e Hamblet last week.
Calvin Sawyer o. Derby is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Florence Wilder spent last week
with relatives at Derby Line.
Harrison Twombly is at Beebe
working for his brother Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. joan Smith are enter
tanning his nephew, Claude Moore.
Mrs. M. J. Wood is quite i'll. as is
also her daughter, Mrs. Carl Wood.
Mrs. A. j. Crawford of Troy is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ora Dane.
]. B. Holton, who has been very i'll
for the past few days. is little bet
| ter.
Eddie Hill has returned from Bos-
! ton. where he has been visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Harry Cushing and little
daughter of Derby visited friends
here Saturday.
Perley Davis and family have
moved into the tenement over the
reading room.
Lou Bruce is home for three
! weeks vacation from her school at
Essex Center.
Miss Ella Allton's guest. Miss
Makepeace, has gone to her home In
Massachusetts.
Henry Calkins is steadily gaining,
although very slowly, and Mrs. Calk-
ms is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder of Der
by Line are visiting his brother,
Horace Wilder.
Friday while cutting some kindling
wood. Mrs. Ora Dane cut her right
foot quite badly.
Mrs. Will Odell and children have
gone to Coventry to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon and Youngest son
of W estmore spent last week at A.
". and Eugene Lyons.
Harper Pickel and family of Island
Pond are guests of his parents, Mr..
and, Mrs Peter Pickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carpenter
soon go to California where they viii
make their future home.
George Calkins and children Elsie
aud Cakes spent day last week a
Marshal Calkins' in Westmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Silver from
Holland spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford
Maurice and Harper Pickel hav,
opened paint shop in Mr.. Nelson
shop, formerly owned by Mr. Longe
way.
Mrs. o. M. Carpenter of Derb,
Line visited her sister, Mrs. A. W
Lyon and called on friends here las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers Church o
Aver, Mass, visited her brothe
John Dudley, and other relatives her
the past week.
Ida Hastings and friend, Mis-
JENNIE of Derby were guests two day
, of last week of Miss Hastings uncle
K. E. Clifford.
George Cushman is in East Charles
; ton working for John Buck, and Ret
ben Cushman is in Morgan workin
, for George Gray
! Miss Esther Kidder is home frol
Derby Line, where she has bee
teaching. also Miss Sara Temple fro
: her school at Derby.
Herbert Driver started Saturday fl
Iowa where he will work on a steaI
shovel. Before going to Iowa he wi
visit relatives in Ohio.
A good crowd greeted the actors
: the East Charleston Dramatic clu
which gave the play, "Willowdale
here Friday evening and pronounce
it very good.
Earle Greggs. who has made hi
home at Theodore Carpenters for til
last few years, will go to Amas
Dryers when Mr.. and Mrs. Carpel
ter go away.
n E. j. Bruce wishes to thank tn
grange. w. R. c., and Mothers clu
{ for so kindly remembering him dul
ing his recent illness. Mr.. Bruc
now goes out of doors a little.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Davis wish t
thank their friends and neighbors
: who so kindly helped them when the
were burned out. and also those VIII
a have so kindly aided them since
The help was greatly appreciated.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Carol Powers is on the sic
list.