Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
LOCAL NEWS
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EAST

noon.
No need to go out of town to dC
our shopping this year as G.. N. Moul
ton has a fine assortment of Christ
mas goods.
There will be Christmas services
held at the church Sunday Afternoon
at two O'Clock by Rev. Moody of Is
land Pond. All are cordially invited.
The following officers were elected
at the M. w. A. meeting Tuesday,
Dec. 13: consul, E. O.. Hinton; adj
wiser, l. r. Wolcott; banker, Ora
Cargill clerk, G. N. Moulton !; escort,
A. o. Moulton Waterman, D. K. Hop
kins sentry W. A. MOulton; manag-
ers, |. r. Wolcott, Fred Trip. A. G.
Fellows.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Elsie Dwire has finished work at Ira
Grapes
The village school is closed for the
holidays.
Mrs. Flood is in Westmore caring
for Mrs. Conley.
Mrs. P. Pickel has been in Canada
to visit relatives.
Charles Royce has been i'll the past
week with bronchitis.
Mrs, Louisa Worboys is caring for
Mrs, Narcotic and baby.
Ray Faufaw of Holland is working
for his uncle, Luke Faufaw,
Mrs. Chaplin has moved to Newport
to live with her son Ernest.
Representative Gatchell is home
from Montpelier until Jan. 3,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Narcotic last Friday.
There will be another dance at the
Woodman hall this week Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jenkins recently entertained
her Sunday school class, much to their
pleasure.
Arthur Horn has finished work for
his brother Wesley and is at S. D.
Barrup's.
1t is expected that Rev. John Dick
son will preach at the Baptist church
on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Turner of Der
by were visitors of his uncle, S. d.
Barrup, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of
Island Pond were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Lyon.
Mrs. Nancy Bean has returned from
Orleans, where she has been visiting
for the past three weeks.
George White and Sylvester Cieve-
land of West Derby were business vis'
itors in town last Saturday.
On account of low water our cleo
trio lights have been conspicuous by
their absence part Of the asst week.
The Congregational church will
hold their annual meeting Dec. 18th
at 10 a. M, with dinner at 400 and
roll call in the afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hayes were
called to Derby last week on account
of their son Ernest being hurt while
moving a furnace He was not hurt as
badly as at first thought and spent
Sunday here with his parents.
The community was saddened tc
learn last Monday morning of the
death of Henry Campbell at his home
in West Derby. Mr.. Campbell was 2
resident of this village for many years,
and had many relatives and friends
here who sincerely sympathize with
the widow and two daughters in their
loss. The deceased was a Christian
man and a veteran Of the Civil war.
The election of officers in the w. r.
G.. resulted in the following officers
president, Emma Royce; senior vice
president, Alice Holton junior vice
president, ARA Lafoe; secretary,
Clemmie Armstrong; treasurer. Flor
ence Smith chaplain, Adeline Church
conductor, Linnie Shannon assistant,
Nellie Royce; guard, Frances Lyon
assistant guard, Nettie Wilson: mu.
stefan. Fife Palen; pat. instructor, Ina
Griffin press correspondent, Lizzie
Holmes; color bearer No. I, Linnie
Shannon No. 2, Nellie Royce No. 3
Clemmie Armstrong No. 4, Efie Pal
en-. Installation of officers will takS
place in the G. A. r. hall the seronC
Tuesday in January. Installing officer
G. p. Church of Isaac Blake Post
West Charleston.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Julius Wilcox and Mrs, Mar.
Frasier are not as we'll.
Mrs. c. II. White on Barton Rive
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Manley is i'll with grir
Anna Vinton is at work for her.
Fred Herman has a large numbe
OF teams drawing logs to the Heerma
mill.
Myron Lewis has gone to Warrer
N. H.. to spend the winter at Sill;
Bartlett's.
Mrs. E. K. Gray, who has been co
fined to the house for some time,
able to be out.
Allie Wright has purchased B. Roe
sugar orchard. 1t will make a go
addition to Mr.. Wright's farm.
There will be a union Christmas tr
and exercises in the Congregation
church Monday evening the 26h.
Ernest Batchelder and Israel Tr