Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-11


Mrs. William Nelson is quite. i'll.
| Mrs. Cushman is working there this
week.
| Mrs. Will Ewens of Morgan visited
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson re-
Gently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton are rejoicing
| over the birth of a daughter, May 8.
Congratulations.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder of Der
| by Line were guests over Sunday OF
his brother Horace and family.
Harrison Twombly and sister-in-
law. Mrs. Charles Twombly of Beebe,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Estell of Hol-
| land spent Sunday with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kline.
Howard Wiley and family went
Tuesday to Mansonville, P. O.. to see
his stepmother, Mrs. Willis Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Silver of Hol-
land were here Sunday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Crawford.
Mrs. Will Davis and daughter Car
RE of Island Pond spent Monday here
with Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. Har-
veys
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Derusha and
! daughter of Derby were guests over
Sunday of their son Ben and family
here.
3 Henry Lafoe is at West Derby doing
some carpenter work for Alvah Nor
: rill Mrs. Lafoe accompanied her nus
V band.
: Mrs Harry Bennett and little
of
d visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e Amasa Dwire.
y Prot. McNair of Jamaica, N. Y,
S was here last week to see about the
2 erection of a cottage on the land he
u N purchased of Mr.. Nelson.
r George Piper and family went to East
n Charleston Sunday afternoon to see
his father, Amos Piper, who is recover
TT ing from his recent severe illness.
OF Mrs. Rich and daughter Genevleve
81 of Lyndonville came to their nome
or here Saturday to make arrangements
Nv to stay in Lyndonville during the sum-
mer. Mr.. Mathewson, for whom Mrs.
gu Rich is keeping house there, accompa-
us MED them.
nd The service at the Baptist church
IN last Sunday held in observance of
Mothers Day. was we'll attended
nj and Rev. Dickson gave an excellent
ad talk. The music was also good. Many
ad from out of town attended. All the
cd different societies attended each in a
,ot separate body.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ruiter went to
9nt Derby Sunday to see his s'aunts, Mrs.
IN Julia Ruiter and Miss Miranda Ruiter,
ere who are both very i'll at the home of
ms Mrs. Rufus Kelley, who is daughter
e TIL Dt714a TIa
len friends here of both the ladies hope
ION they may have speedy recovery.
ain
ST. John Stumpf, who has been in
the Brightlook hospital, ST. Johnsbury for
,ws several weeks to be treated for a hip
ms dlsease, suIered the amputatlon OF the
ted limb last week "Wednesday Mrs.
g Stumpf went there the morning of the
SON operation. Much sympathy is eX
re- pressed for Mr.. Stumpf and family.
tbs The many friends of Mrs. Willis
ess Wiley, former resident here, are sorry
IN to hear Of her serious illness at the
10 home of Mr.. Willey's sister, Mrs. Ste
RS. vens, at Mansonville, P. @. Mrs. Will
ofs ley has had two shocks and is very
low. She spent last summer here Wis
iting relatives and friends. Her home
is in Newport. N. H. Norman Wiley
and family have been recent visitors
: :, there.
OF The ninth grade classes of the schools
ais OF Charleston recently met at West
an Charleston village to organ re, elect
y or ing the following officers: president,
Henrietta Armstrong vice president,
IN Jane Hamblet, secretary, Kathleen
Is Mcnamara; treasurer, Gladys Piper
~ executive committee, Daniel Allyn,
on Edward Hill, Beatrice Buck. Glass
colors, cardinal and gold; class motto,
Onward"
The annual business meeting of the
w. C. T. u. was held with Mrs. DaviC
Cook and the following officers chosen
ng for the coming year: president, Alb
bic Nye; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
ned Emma Reed; superintendent, evangel.
lstic and Sunday school work
Mrs. Erol Kidder; press, Mrs. Alice
ter Holton; flower mission, Mrs. Emma
en-. Reed literature, Mrs. Abbie Nye; res
avs cue work. the union twelve members.
at On Friday afternoon, May Is begin.
ming at five o'clock sharp the Ladies
70 Aid society will serve shore dinner
~ or elambake on a small scale Of
course at this time of year it is impos-
,sible TO obtain some of the articles
'et- served at a regular clambake They
s." will serve this time, quohog chowder,
CLANS, Holsters, potatoes, vegetable s.,
=, fresh fish, brown bread, cake, pie ETC.
-, ~ Price 35 cents. The regular clam
ln ne bake will be held later in the summer.
use GREENSBORO
md
an The young child of Ernest Barber is
i'll with measles.
nk Miss Alice Paine of Cabot is assist
cir ing in the post-office.
no Miss Emma Lindsay has returned
It, home after few days stay at her
lr- brothers..
He
on Herbert Turrell returned to New